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    Wads vs. Lube in cap-n-ball? Beginner!

    I took my new Pietta 1858 New Model Army to the range for the first time the other day (What a fun thing to shoot! I'm new at this and really enjoying it!). I first loaded powder-wad-ball in all six cylinders (with 20 gr FFFg). I am also putting lube on top of the ball. Is this necessary? Or...
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    45 Ky flint loads

    I've had great luck with 3f in my Kentucky pistol. I learned quickly to stay away from anything other than real black powder (i.e., Pyrodex) but have done pretty well with 25 all the way up to 40 grains of 3f in the barrel.
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    Brand new to BP with 1858 New Army Question

    I recently picked up a Pietta 1858 New Model Army and don't have much experience with BP firearms. Could anyone recommend a powder/weight to use with the RB (for .44 caliber). I have some 3f and 4f goex and also some Pyrodex 3f equivalent on hand. Thanks a million.
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    Ignition problems with Kentucky flintlock pistol

    I have a Kentucky flintlock pistol which was built from a CVA kit about 25 years ago by my father. I've restored it and finally got a chance to try it out. The first shot went off like a champ. But subsequent shots - maybe 3 out of 10. I have been reading about touchhole position and size, and...
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