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No grouse was harmed in the making of this post
Better to have a day out and no grouse than to have no day out at all. :thumb:- pab1
- Post #7
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Pheasant season tradition.
Awesome! Congrats @Britsmoothy!- pab1
- Post #9
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Crockett Pistol Velocity Surprise
Bringing up writers and articles repeatedly when they were never mentioned gave me that impression. Using Goex's published data as a reference for the powder they manufacture seems reasonable. As I mentioned above, it has been very close to the velocities I get in other guns. That's great... -
Chrono results comparing Swiss vs. Goex
Thanks for sharing this @PastorB!- pab1
- Post #7
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Crockett Pistol Velocity Surprise
Data from component manufacturers is far different than articles and videos by "hacks." You seem hung up on them but at no point in my posts did I reference any writer, article, book or video. I'm happy for you that you've had top level instruction. I've learned on my own from study and personal... -
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My First Ball Bag
Nothing wrong with that @scottbeverly2004! Don't let negative comments from anyone discourage you from making things or sharing what you make here. Unfortunately there are a lot of people who build themselves up by putting others down. They don't seem to realize their negativity says more...- pab1
- Post #70
- Forum: The Craftsman
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Crockett Pistol Velocity Surprise
I should have added that part of why I was surprised by such a difference in their listed velocity and what I'm getting is that their data has been close to my velocities in other guns. When I chronied my .54 cal Lyman Plains Pistol in 2011 it came in at 655fps with 20gr of 3F (and 890fps with... -
old family powder horn
Great horn and story @Rifleman1776.- pab1
- Post #15
- Forum: Shooting Accessories
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Crockett Pistol Velocity Surprise
I was at the range today to file down the rear sight of my .32 cal Crockett pistol. I brought my chronograph along to see what velocity I was getting with it. The load I'm using is the minimum shown by Traditions for this gun. Its a .310" (45gr) ball with a .010 patch over 10gr of 3F Goex... -
How far must you travel to hunt?
Earlier I mentioned that we get lions in town. This is why.- pab1
- Post #49
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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.62 Smoothbore Flintlock Grouse Hunt
I had the Green Mountain drop in 1" .32 cal barrel. It was heavy! Good luck to you as well.- pab1
- Post #39
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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How far must you travel to hunt?
I'm very fortunate. Within 10 miles of my home (usually much less) there are whitetail deer, mule deer (always in town), elk, moose, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, black bear (occasionally in town), mountain lions (often in town), grizzly bear (no hunting for them), wolf, cottontails...- pab1
- Post #21
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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.62 Smoothbore Flintlock Grouse Hunt
Green Mountain used to make 15/16" and 1" drop in barrels for T/C Hawkens and Renegades in several calibers from .32 to .62 cal. I had a few others and parted with them. Now I wish I would have picked up more of them when they were available. One of those things you think is always going to be...- pab1
- Post #37
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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SOLD 54cal percussion TC Hawken stock
PM sent- pab1
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- Forum: Shooting Accessories Sale/Trade/Wanted