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I store mine with no nipple in

You are cleaning your rifle darn near exactly how I clean my hook breach rifles other than a little dawn soap in my water, then RemOil for my protectant. Everyone seems to have their own cleaning ritual that works for them. Like SDFMLF said, try a different final lube, there's a ton of stuff on...

All of my shooting is offhand, my 50 yard groups are around 2". Some days can be worse when I wake up on the wrong side of the bed.

I have a Kibler mountain rifle in 40 and only use it for competition but it is stupid accurate with a .395 ball, .018 patch and 35gr of Goex 3F at 25 yards, I use the same 35gr for my 50yrd targets. 100yrd targets I have to bump my powder charge up to 60gr. I'm sure this rifle would do well with...

I bought a can of Ballistol a few years ago, the stuff makes me cough when I breath it in, terrible smell. I was at a rendezvous one time and had the lid off, then I knocked it over onto my RV camp mat losing half the can on the mat and in the ground, for the next 2 days I thought I had dog crap...

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I think a trip to some museums with antique firearms would be more fun.

Fine, I'll take it. PM on the way.

Another fun one is the Running Boar, also go over to primitive, they do some fun shoots there. You do not have to dress in period cloths to participate.

A 20 gauge walnut was ordered last night.

No, but a kidney will net you $1500 smackers, problem solved.

Here are some details, I ordered the 20 gauge walnut.

Folks here are correct in saying that bp is stored in outside magazines with no temperature control and it doesn't affect the quality of the product. I personally prefer keeping my powder in a climate-controlled environment but I am confident that yours will be fine in the shed.

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Last year when I bought a few yards the nice lady that helped me locate the bolt told me a local salon use to buy it for hair removal, after they went out of business she said the drill #40 just collects dust.

Nice! Seems like you just got that kit in the mail.

I'm surprised Jim hasn't started CNC' in the cocks.

Justin is spot on about the backlog at USPS in St. Louis, just have some patience.

Welcome from West Michigan. I was born and raised in Fort Dodge, IA before I left to serve.