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I've got a .62 with a 5/64 hole. 3f will dribble out, 2f won't. It was that large when I purchased it used.

One of them just sold on ebay for over $100.00 used. WOW!!!!

Put on a T/C hunter peep. It takes any of williams inserts and extends the line of sight by a foot or more.

Get it and shoot it, We want pictures!

I have a TOW Full stock Lehman that was built from a kit in the 80's. It is a .62 cal. and is rifled 1-60. It likes .610 balls and a .015 patch lubed with crisco. 80 gr. of 2f will put 2 holes in any deer around.

A properly coned and drilled hole will usually self clean. That said, I pick before every shot when hunting and after swabbing like Many Klatch says.

I think he means that the frizzen is rebounding after the shot and striking the top of his flint damaging it.

Over on the percussion forum, there is a discussion about Ardesa barrels. The title of the post is: I didn't need this. Hope this helps you.

I would go with a .54 It will buck the wind better, and weighs alot more. I would look at the Lyman kit also.

Traditionally, shallow grooves are for a conical or minnie.

For an entry level flinter, try the Lyman GPR

I use a .610 ball, .015 patch lubed with crisco. My muzzle is coned, My hunting load is 80 grains thats more than enough ooomph to shoot thru almost anything.

If one were to use 80 grains of 2f and 80 grains of 3f, I would think the amout of fouling would be close,(if you weighed it) BUT, the 3f would have smaller particles which may look misleading compared to 2f.

I put my rifle in a cleaning vise upside down, and the end of the barrel lower than the breech. That way any leakage does't get into the stock.

I have a .62 cal fullstock Lehman that has set triggers, when set it is mere ounce's, I bought it used and was a little apprehensive of how light the set trigger was. Now that I'm used to it I can't imagine anything heavier. What do you folks adjust your set your triggers at?

The pedersoli liner needs to be opened up, and usually coned fron the inside. Order a new one, modify it and take the old one out with an e-z out if you have to. You will enjoy much better ignition.

What model do you have? You might not want to take the barrel off unless it uses wedges.

A three peice ramrod? You sure its not a decoration?

I needed to make an immeadiate decision, I was taking a gamble, and I didn't have the oportunity to research it before the purchase. I wasn't looking for an atta-boy.

I just picked up a CVA 12 gauge double, brand new, unfired at a gun show. I paid 280.00 out the door. It has polished steel triggers, trigger guard, locks, hammers and breech.The only thing blued are the barrels. The trigger guard is engraved, the hammers and breech are engraved, the locks are...