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    starting to muzzleload

    Rice, these gentleman wont steer you wrong, they certainly know what they are talking about. Good luck and enjoy your new rifle. :thumbsup:
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    FIE KY .45 cal M/L Rifle

    Thank you.
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    FIE KY .45 cal M/L Rifle

    is the .45 CVA Kentucky a decent rifle?
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    well. to be honest i thought of selling my sks also to fund my new Bp hobby.. but i like having something reliable and you can grab and run with, not worrying about a thousand different things. but then again that is not why we have bp weapons, they are not( not in most cases, i may be...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    Thank you gentlemen.
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    dare i ask where you by the soft lead to make them?
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    now thats what im saying. thank you. :hatsoff:
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    As i stated before i am here to learn. I appreciate you taking time to share information. However being a macho with a keyboard is not necessary. I am from a 4 generation family of mechanics and one myself. I just thought if lead was so safe why don't companies continue to use it as body filler...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    Thank you, sorry if i came off to you and anyone else as stupid or unsafe. apparently i did to paul. :v:
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    well man its why i am on here asking questions, not giving out advice. I know that lead is dangerous as hell to mess with, so i wouldn't think you would mess with heating or touching it more than loading a gun.The only guns i have ever been around are not bp. so of course i have no idea what to...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    how do you cast them exactly? surely you dont use raw lead?
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    Well i hear walmart is good for like powder. but i am gonna order a starter kit from cabelas, its got powder measure, 20 bullets and bunch other items. plus some round balls. but as far as balls i aint sure what to get for patches. are they called seasoning patches or something like that?
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    Ya i passed on the bobcat. its in decent shape but the guy thinks he got somethin special... and he dont. i bought the 45 cal cva rifle. i know i jumped quick, but i really like it. I however quickly noticed 50 cal is the most popular caliber. I saw these things that looked like a normal...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    like a snap on ratchet? that's alright. I really aint sure yet. but i dont know what id do without yalls advice. i appreciate it greatly.
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    400 is reachable i just rather have something simple and cheap where if i mess it up or it gets tore up its ok. trust me that lyman gpr has grown on me, your advice and input was surely no waste. I still know nothing about powder loads, patches and what a ff or fff is. this is why simple and...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    i really want it just to target shoot and bring out on Saturdays. Like i said i keep my sks(7.62x39) for hunting. Also walmarts in my area no longer carry the bobcat.
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    I am most likely goin to get a rifle i saw yesterday. It is a .45 cal CVA long rifle, wood stock like a Kentucky(all the length of the barrel but several inches is covered in wood).i know what quality feels like though, the shop has a Thompson Center .50 cal.. wow that is an amazing feeling gun...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    I looked at Track of the wolf, and i like what i saw but i think for starters im going for the Lyman GP 54 cal. at midsouth, it markets for like 350. what are the differences in these kits? what tools does a man need to do a decent job? And what is the difficult part of their assembly? I am an...
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    i see. are ammunition availabilities the same? what is your opinion on built rifles, home built i mean? i really am interested in the Plains Lyman, but also a Kentucky or something along the those lines. I only hunt with 7.62x39 and its usually whitetail (aint much else in NC, where i am)
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    New to Muzzleloaders, taing advice and tips

    may i ask why .54 and why not the popular .50 ?
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