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    Where to buy musket caps?

    Sportsmans Warehouse has them as well. I just saw them there today and they carry the CCI Musket Caps. Hope this is helpful.
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    Getting the caps on tight

    I came across this on another forum...extremely detailed information about the percussion cap / nipple design / cap fit / function...etc. http://www.theopenrange.net/forum/index.php?topic=9093.0 Charlie
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    Loading a 36 caliber Colt revolver

    That's what I figured...thanks for the reply! Charlie
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    Another guy from California

    Good thinking! This is the best forum on the net (IMHO)...you came to the right place! Welcome!
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    Range Bag

    If you are still looking for a range bag...I just got this at www.sportsmansguide.com I LOVE it and it is a "dry box" with O ring sealing system. Can't beat the price. MTM® Muzzleloader Dry BoxBuyer's Club $17.09 Non-Member $18.99
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    Loading a 36 caliber Colt revolver

    Need a clarification please...would you ever use an over the powder lubed wad AND a cream of wheat (or other suitable) filler? If I am reading this thread correctly, the lubed wad is used to take up some space and also too lube the cylinder behind the ball (to make cleaning easier later and...
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    New 1851 Pietta Colt

    Perfectly clear now. Thanks very much for the clarification and answer.
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    New 1851 Pietta Colt

    I thought that with that type of flask AND measure spout, you were good to go with loading directly into the revolver chambers. Am I mistaken?
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    .530 Ball vs .535

    Very good advice! Thanks very much.
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    .530 Ball vs .535

    Exactly what I thought! Thanks for the reply.
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    .530 Ball vs .535

    I have a T/C Hawken .54 Caplock and was wondering about the different ball sizes. Is there any reason to use one or the other between the .530 and the .535 RB? Can I still use .018 per-lubed pillow ticking patch with the .535? Charlie
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    Hi all

    Was a member a few years ago and just coming back to the fold. Finally going to start shooting my T/C Hawken .54 Caplock on a regular basis and I know I'll need guidance and advice from all of you! Sin City Shootist Aka Charlie Las Vegas NV
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    Patch size for 54 cal

    Holy mackeral you guy's are smart! The only thing I remember about pi is that I like Berry better than Rhubarb! Thanks for the re-edumacation!
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    Prelubed RB Patch

    Dang it! I was all set to go find this "Oracle" dude!
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