Search results

Not a beeswax fan either. Just to nasty to clean up. When it's baked onto the end of the muzzle, I really don't want it in my bore.

I use nothing but original jb weld. Acraglass is too expensive, dries out before you can fully use it and not as good as jb weld. Had too many problems with it not fully curing. Devcon I believe it's called is good, but expensive.

Original jb weld works awesome

Try 3fg

Just a little fun test, trying different patch thicknesses.

Ebay has some

Looks like it was built off a cva mountain rifle stock which is maple, a tc patch box, possible tc trigger guard.

I offer them made out of elk.

Plainer the better

She's a beauty! Too cheap Imo

They used the Forbes patch cutter for making their patches.

3d print your caps. Much better quality, you can adjust your size for extra prime too.

More heat to both mold and lead. Too many Pitts, especially at the base.

This old magazine I got yesterday discusses this under a myth article. They'd use square pre cut patches.

My buddy Jesse took this beautiful buck this morning! I was there with him and got it on camera! We were both excited as heck. He was shooting a TC Renegade 54cal with 90gr pyrodex select, patched round ball,150ish yard shot.

Yes for years FedEx has asked for I'd on muzzleloaders and powder.

Different rifles

So many comment about patch lubes contaminating their powder charge. Not sure what in the world is being used that could soak into the powder, but this is after a 5 day hunt with my lube. Note the black powder dust it picked up during loading.

Fouling, not dirt

The place I do business with is the only store that sells black powder in the entire state of Colorado. Manitou Springs Colorado.