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  1. K

    I forgot to pack the roundballs - but the substitute worked

    Me reading a post about shooting jaw breakers, and this image pops up.
  2. K

    I forgot to pack the roundballs - but the substitute worked

    :thumb: You're the man Mark !
  3. K

    I forgot to pack the roundballs - but the substitute worked

    Go big or go home they say. Tally ho gents !
  4. K

    plum brown

    May be the type/hardness of the steel. May need to cold brown it with LMF Browning solution.
  5. K

    Lee 36 caliber conicals for Pietta 1851 ?

    Any issues loading or shooting the .375" conicals cast from the Lee mold in a 36 cailber Pietta 1851 ? -Thanks
  6. K

    Traditions Kentucky 50 Cal ATF

  7. K

    Nipple Repairs

    A new nipple cost less than $4 and are engineered and purpose built.
  8. K

    Blackened Brass

    This is what I use. I get a deep even finish with no waiting.
  9. K

    Grafs powder

    Humidity
  10. K

    Testing WD-40 against water patches. Which is cleaner?

    I seem to remember reading here that using any petroleum based products with BP would turn fouling to tar and ruin a gun. Didn't seem to have a negative effect on your bore and it made clean up much easier.
  11. K

    Opinions on Pietta 1851 Confederate Navy revolver?

    Glad I asked here first, I knew I'd get the skinny. Thinking the steel 36 is the way to go.
  12. K

    Opinions on Pietta 1851 Confederate Navy revolver?

    Thinking about getting into a BP revolver and leaning towards the Pietta 1851 Confederate Navy .44 cal.. First a few questions, will cci #11 caps work on this pistol ? I have a good supply of #11 caps but have never even seen #10 caps . Next, some have said the brass frame pistols don't last or...
  13. K

    High speed video of flintlock pistol and rifle + gel tests

    I'll start with the disclaimer these guys specialize in high-speed footage of firearms and are NOT black powder shooters. Some of their terminology and descriptions of the firearms are incorrect. They did however seem to be very surprised and impressed with BP fire arms. That being said, it's...
  14. K

    Could caps do this?

    Interesting, anyone done any "scientific " tests ? All I have are CCI 11 so I have nothing to compare with.
  15. K

    Muzzleloaders.com

    Russians, it's always the Russians ;)
  16. K

    Lock service recommendation

    Try reshoeing frizzen face with spring steel.
  17. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    I used the same bolts but I filled in the small slot with a welder, shaped and smoothed, and refiled the the long slot . Turned out pretty good.
  18. K

    Sloppy rear sight….

    If it's stripped , drill and tap to the next size up and snug down with a new bolt.
  19. K

    cheek slapper

    My Traditions Kentucky rifle in 50 cal. slaps my high cheek bone pretty good. More from the bench than from offhand shooting. For casual target shooting I run a 50 grain load of 3F with a PRB and bump it up to 60 grains for hunting.
  20. K

    Offhand accuracy with flintlock pistols ?

    Getting better now, got out today and getting much better groupings and consistency.
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