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    How to bend a barrel?

    That's great info and thanks for the picture. I was wondering how much bend it might take to raise point of impact about 8". Looks like it is less than I thought.
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    How to bend a barrel?

    Thanks! I had about decided to try a set up almost just like that. Thank you all for the advice!
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    How to bend a barrel?

    Do you ever have to alter the pins/tenons?
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    How to bend a barrel?

    Anyone?
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    How to bend a barrel?

    I recently inherited my a 20ga smoothbore of my Dad's. When I took it out this weekend to shoot it, I discovered it shoots great groups at 25 yards with most any patch/powder/ball combination I want to use. Now the bad news, these great groups are 8" low at 25 yards. I've read what I can find...
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    focus .... just wondering

    This will be the third season in a row using only BP/PRB or bow.
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    How much "trouble" ...

    I have to agree with several of you in that I spend about the same amount of time cleaning my modern guns as I do my muzzleloaders. I think the cleaning time "investment" is a wash... OK, the pun was intended ::
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    How much "trouble" ...

    I am also a relative newbie to BP, only shooting BP regularly for 3-4 years now. Been shooting center-fire all me life and re-loading same for close to 30 years. BP is about all I shoot now. Since I've loved reloading for a long time, I think of the tinkering with loads, patches, etc. as part...
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