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I would like to hear more about this bag!! Whats it made of, etc? Thank Kevin

Good read, Brokennock, thanks for posting it. I realize that its impossible to actually waterproof a lock, but wanted to hear from folks the steps they take to improve shooting flints in wet weather Thanks Kevin

Probably had pineapple on it

I was reading the post about using JB weld on a lock, and it got me to wondering. So my question is, how do you all keep your prime dry? I use a cows knee I made many years ago. If it really wet I also re prime every so often. What steps do you use? Kevin

I’m planning to use my 20ga fowler this spring. Currently trying out different loading methods. Turkey hunting has to be one of my favorite things to do. Calling a gobbler into gun range is as exciting as it gets!!

I use paper tube for the cornmeal. Powder is from my horn, then I tear open the paper tube of cornmeal pour it in then the shot(again from a paper tube) the my over card. Did not want to mess with it loose in the field Kevin

Do you use any kind of buffer between powder and shot cup? I have some made up to try out, I wasn’t sure if they just sat on top of the powder charge. Thanks, Kevin

All you 62 cal smoothbore guys, I’m just curious what powder charge you use for deer hunting? I run 80 gr 3f and a .600 prb. Like I said just out of curiosity Kevin

I’m glad you guys had a good day and a successful hunt! I’m sorry I couldn’t join you. Maybe next year Good hunting boys! Kevin

I do a little of both. If I’m in an area I don’t know, I sit for a while and listen. If the place has trails then I’ll walk slooow and watch the treetops. I use my 62 cal smoothbore almost exclusively now. Ince in a while I’ll take my Beck rifle out

I do a little of both. If I’m in an area I don’t know, I sit for a while and listen. If the place has trails then I’ll walk slooow and watch the treetops. I use my 62 cal smoothbore almost exclusively now. Once in a while I’ll take my Beck rifle out, Kevin

Hello from Long Island!

I tried less powder this is 70gr 3f cornmeal buffer 90 gr #6 shot and a thin over shot card. Can was 20 paces from me. I was pressed for time so I gave it the tin can patterning test.

Thanks!

When everyone refers to a nitro card are they referring to the thick cardboard (1/8” thick) card? I just wanted to be sure, thanks Kevin

Next time thats exactly what I plan to do

Thanks! I was thinking it might make for an interesting project…. Not sure what just yet! Kevin

Looks good! I’m working on a haversack, and was eithrr going to use rit dyes or walnuts. May have to give this a try

Thanks all. After hanging it outside for a few days thru all kinds of weather, I put it in a mesh laundry bag and ran it with a load of wash. That seems to have done the trick. Thanks Kevin

The information on the websitr is minimal, I was curious what the dimensions of the bag? Thanks Kevin