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Does it imply that lubed or unlubed wads are best?

Will probably make you study and recite how the modern rifles and fake powder work.

I recognize the one woman from one of your earlier videos. I knew you had no chance to win when I seen her.

I like mine flat.

How is casting lead balls a public safety concern?

I have one of each unfortunately my Lyman was a factory build and my Gemmer is a kit build that someone else put together. It would be unfair to draw a conclusion to your question from them.

Nice video. I got to admit though.........as much as I enjoy your videos I never will consider you an authority on "precision."

Maybe Arthur is to blame for the QLA models?

And by scared I mean folks are scared because recent history has shown that they will straight up murder you in the wee hours of the morning.

The ATF issued a new rule (which they do not have the authority to do) that is making all private sellers scared.

I'll take this one. PM me with payment details.

You can use udder cream from the feed store.

Does she complain about barrel length?

I think we are getting too caught up in details here. Just get a rifle from a reputable manufacturer and go shoot it. The main concern is to make sure you never dryball

That sounds like a government operation.

As others said there are ways to store it inside safely. However, if you are insistent on storing it in a shed it will be ok as ling as you keep it dry. It will not deteriorate or go bad in any way.

I know that Lyman measures for loading black powder suppositories uses an aluminum hopper. I have no experience with any of it but I would wager that if Lyman knew having aluminum in contact with BP would cause damage or a safety risk they would not use it. Now that is not really a moving part...

When election season is here there will be plenty of plastic signs that work great for patterning.

There is certainly no way that will pass the text, history, and tradition test.

Is this the one you need? https://muzzle-loaders.com/products/investarm-bridger-hawken-brass-trigger-guard-iabh482