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I just watched a video on You Tube comparing wads vs lube. Didn't seem to make much difference accuracy wise, though velocity was a little higher with the wads, iirc.

Lubed wads, lube over the ball, or paper cartridges. Is any one method of loading more conducive to accuracy than the others? Thanks

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/remington-blackpowder-primers

FWIW, Bass Pro has #10 Remington caps available. I ordered 3 tins, which should hold me for quite awhile.

I need Remington #10s for my little NAA Companion revolver. CCI #11s jam it up.

Remington #10 percussion caps are available on GB for about $30 a tin with hazmat and tax. Is this gouging or just the way it is now? Not a cheap hobby anymore. Thanks

Knight Rifles sells lead shot in 4 lb bottles

Duluth MN area

I want to find a good reliable gunsmith for general muzzleloader repairs. Thanks

The upper barrel is the original from 2014 the bottom is the "new" one dated 1983 according to the code.

So I ordered this 12 gauge Pedersoli barrel and it doesn't fit my receiver, the dimensions are slightly off. I wonder if it can be made to fit by a gunsmith, or if it's even worth it. Appreciate feedback, thanks.

Just watched your video. The patch and the wads for .60 round ball seemed pretty close in accuracy. I wonder how they would compare at 50 yards.

I'm very tempted, I just bought a Pedersoli coach gun. I wonder if the site is legit.

Can you identify the gun on the left?

Learnt the hard way not to make paper cartridges out of wax paper. Checked the nipple after the third misfire, looked like someone had poured super glue into it. Bad show!

I have the Baker shotgun and I would not recommend it as a first muzzleloader. Maybe I'm more dense than most, but I found the single trigger and hammer sequence took some getting used to. I'd can definitely recommend the Pedersoli 20, however. Mine is a beautiful piece and a pleasure to...

Shot my Baker Cavalry shotgun. Mostly paper cartridges, but also some loose loads. The buckshot loads were a little disappointing, but the round balls shot pretty well. Thinking about getting some musket nipples for it or maybe some Mag spark adapters. Thanks

It's too small for deer and too big for the smaller stuff. What is the appeal of the .40 bore? Thanks

It's a handsome rifle, I'm surprised there hasn't been more interest.

I've used plastic shot cups on occasion, but I like the idea of using natural materials.