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    a new canuck

    scott from salmon arm bc canada. getting back into muzzle loaders.hope to contribute some and learn more on here.
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    32 cal maxi for deer

    thanks for the insight. i was thinking along the same lines. if a close shot presents itself i will take it. if not then i won't. chances are though i will have something else in my hands when i see a deer.
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    32 cal stock

    ok thanks
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    32 cal stock

    i have an old Stevens 32 rim fire barrel that has a breech plug installed and a touch hole liner.i am now looking for a pre shaped stock with a barrel channel roughed in. the barrel is 13/16 at the breech and tapers to 3/4 where i want the for end to end.don't need nothing fancy. does anyone...
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    32 cal maxi for deer

    i figured it would turn out too light for deer but i thought i would throw it out and see what others thought. i have a 50 cal barrel i have to fit to it. i should start on it soon.
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    32 cal maxi for deer

    was wondering what folks thoughts are on a 32 cal maxi on deer. t/c's load chart says 40 gr of 3 f will produce 600 ft pounds at the muzzle with the 103 gr maxi. i would think out to 50 or 60 yrds this would be plenty. up here in bc canada we don't have a min caliber for deer. my first post here.
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