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I have 11.6 lbs of bullets in 1:20 alloy that I don't need. All didn't make the cut weight wise. Can be melted down per your needs. $40 plus plus flat rate shipping with usps.

Looking for an oversize .460 500g mold

Hi, I have a large elk antler I found recently. Also have 2 smaller peices. It's from a rosevelt elk. Don't know how I could ship it. Mabey I can cut it up per your needs? I'd happily trade for a simple leather cartridge pouch that goes on a belt

To whomever is still following this thread, FedEx ultimately DENIED my claim due to the item being "prohibited". Long story short, extra insurance is a SCAM and not worth it.

Lol...honestly I do blow down the barrel between shots..cartridge and muzzloaders. Like others have said, if you don't remember that you discharged a single shot rifle, mabey you don't need to be handling a firearm.

Took an Enfield hunting on the Washington coast for 3 days. Pouring rain, damp as hell. Changed the cap once and protected the muzzle. When I shot at a deer, had a slight hang fire. Still went bang.

Hello from olympia. Need more black powder shooters combing the woods around here

Im a firm beliver in sucking instead of blowing down the barrel.

Well, he responded within 2 days of each email.but let's this be a PSA to AVOID

Called me a liar when I showed him the pictures. Offered me a refund but at my own shipping expense. Would have been $150 in the hole for shipping alone.

Good to know everyone. Next time I will refuse the package if there is any damage to it.

Has anyone ever successfuly filed and won a claim against fedex? This is what happens when you order from Collecting Texas and use fedex. I've never seen such a devastating injury to a rifle.....loss of words. Word to the wise, USE STIFFENERS IN YOUR PACKAGE!

Hey thanks for looking. I need a flat based .460 500g mold

I cant stand clubs and ranges. I cant stand people in general. All I do Is wander the forest of the pnw alone and in peace with a black powder rifle

Doesn't matter really. Something nice that could be traded for an antique rifle I have

Looking for a sharps in .54. Have rifles to trade. Would like it to have the o ring modification.

Well all I can say is that the YouTuber Capandball in Hungary puts out some very nice shooting videos with muzzloaders and cartridge rifles mentioning a beeswax, tallow and 5w30 synthetic oil mix. His lube looks very soft I did try using a similar mix albiet with water soluble cutting solution...

I certianly can, dont forget about me!

Seeking a 500g .460 or greater round nose bullet mold.

I've heard arguments to why petrolum products in lube are good and bad, but here is an interesting link to a thread where chemists apply thier feild of expertise to the interactions of individual compounds in black powder and petrolum products. Still, one of my favorite YouTube, capandball...