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    Wall gun

    I was looking at The Rifle Shoppe's website today and noticed they are selling a kit for a british wall gun. My question is that even if I could scrape together enough cash to buy one of these, what would I shoot out of it? Does anyone seriously make a 1" round ball mould? Take into account...
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    reliable gun for round balls

    I have a Cabela's Hawken Rifle, shoots about the same as the T/C for a lower price (at least mine does). I prefer the .54, but thats just me. They have them for about $270 right now but when I bought mine it was only about $220, then again prices are always higher this time of year... The...
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    Springfield 1861 rifle musket loads

    I have also read somewhere that you can use 1F black powder to make heavier loads in these muskets (slower burn yields greater accuracy by not "raping" the skirt (at least in theory)). Is there any truth this rumor?
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    Springfield 1861 rifle musket loads

    I recently acquired an 1861 Springfield (Armisport) and I am curious as to what the maximum loads for it might be. I realize that the old service charge was about 60 grains but I'm sure it can do a bit more... Any suggestions?
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