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You're not dealing with lubrication so any grease will work. However anti-seize is better. BTW WD-40 draws moisture.

Get the right sized screens for the size powder you want. Then make it or buy it and use the screens.

The fuse was to long.

Most all fireworks sold in this country is manufactured in Asia and Europe. The reason is obvious. The fireworks made here are good and reliable. Those makers make their own black powder. You can too.

Absolutely beautiful!

I really was going to buy Goex but I didn't win the PowerBall.

BBQ barrel. I like it.

I still hold a commercial pilots license but gave it up because of age. So now I just enjoy my cannon.

Aluminum or cloth or plastic? Which is preferred and why?

Very cool vids. I wonder why so much smoke.

We could all learn much more about the powder we could use if the restrictions on making it were lifted. Sorry Mods but it's time to get up to date.

Original or new who cares? It was FUN!

See the post about powder.

I get mine from Hearthstone. Only open Mon, Tues, Thur, Fri.

What screen size would that be?

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Drywall screw? Wood screw? Glue? Ain't no way! Get a rod with a threaded end. Spend a couple bucks on a ball remover screw that is made just for this. The right tool for the right job.

I have been trying different powders in a Traditions 50 cal Trapper. Goex 3G as a base line. All 30 grain loads. All RWS caps. Next unknown 4G. Less bang and smoke but not nearly as much residue. maybe a bigger charge? Next will be a course powder something like cannon powder. This is fun...

Go to the Lodge website they will tell you exactly how to do it.

I tried some very fine homemade BP in the 50 cal Traditions Trapper. A little weak but fired OK.