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    flux

    I use a small amount beewax and/or borax for all my fluxing needs.
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    Ruger Question

    I just have to be patient and wait for the CFC to approve my application to purchase the Ruger Cap'n'Ball. Is there anywhere I can get spare cylinders for the Ruger .45? I seen conversion ones made to fire 45 centerfire pistol ammo! Rob
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    Flint

    I use only Rich's flints in my gun and could never be happier. My 3/4 X 3/4 I got from him a couple days ago spark awesome. Thanks a bunch Rich!! ROB
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    Missouri 'white flints'

    I got my 3/4 X 3/4 today for my GPR and they set off my charge awesome everytime!! THANKS to Rich Pierce
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    Advice for beginners

    I have a Lyman GPR Flinter and can tell you it shoots awesome. I did however have to drill the flashhole larger as mentioned above. I use Geox fffg to prime and for the main charge. For flint I gave up on the cut agates and use only Rich Pierce flints. I haven't tried the English or French...
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    Ruger Question

    I found a nickle plated one: "Features: Muzzle loading revolvers designed to use a .457 diameter round ball or .457 conical bullet of pure lead Ӣ "Cap-and-ball" ignition system, with seperate percussion caps, a charge of black powder, and projectiles loaded into the front of the cylinder Ӣ For...
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    Pistol Flint

    You can read about Rich Peirce flints on here: http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/231331/ I also second Track Of The Wolf!
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    Ruger Question

    Just waiting for the paperwork to be completed now. The owner said he will not sell it to anybody but me now, Guess thats a good thing. Its one of two guns I want. The other will be a flintlock pistol in a 50cal some time later. I think the black powder bug has bitten me! ROB
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    Ruger Question

    When I get it should I try .454 and .457 RB's? I assume it will be #11 caps but guess it could be #10's. Should be fun to plunk with it. ROB
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    Ruger Question

    I guess I'll grab it cause it looks new with no marks and is cheep at 450 canadian?
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    Ruger Question

    I was told by a guy at the range that he has a Ruger Old Army 45 cal (BP). Any info on it would be good ie ball size and what not. I thought they were in 44cal. I need to make a decision if I should get it. He claims its never been fired. Rob
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    BP magazines?

    Does anyone know of any black powder or muzzle loading magazines that can be bought off the news stands?
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    New to Flintlocks

    Rich's flints spark awesome in my GPR.
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    Missouri 'white flints'

    Thanks I'll order 3/4 by 3/4 next. They seem to spark very well. Rob
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    newbie questions

    It could have been a Ruger Colt or maybe an Army. The shop has it listed as "Ruger 44 comes with box of balls and caps". I may just get it as its all steel and will be able to shoot it in hours after the papers are drawn up. I'll get all the stats on it asap and label them here first to get...
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    Missouri 'white flints'

    My flints have arrived and from the initial test in a dark room, I would say they shower sparks well. I will give them a range run tomorrow and see what happens. I do think for my GPR I should have chosen a different size other than 7/8 wide by 1" long! Maybe 3/4 by 7/8 long? Rob
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    newbie questions

    I have seen so many BP revolvers online it makes my head spin. :hmm: I know the local shop has a Ruger Colt or Navy in 44. I have shot a few navy's at the range and know that I want a couple 36's, just not sure what to look for. I can make my own balls and have fffg powder. Now all I need to...
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    newbie questions

    Hey Tinker2 What kind of finish would you go with? I can get a colt here in 44 but still want the 36 model. ROB
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    whats needed

    Is that all? lol
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    newbie questions

    I was thinking I may have to get two revolvers :grin: . As for style and type I am lost. I like the looks of the Pietta 1858 Rem. .36 Antique Finish w. Walnut Grips ROB
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