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i just got on with no issues

when i use to scuba dive i would somtimes find old ww2 ammo at ft adams with some brass missing but still had powder after it dried out it would still fire after being under water 70 plus years

Sweet deal

thanks i might have to try that at least for 36 cal 6 shoter

a old ww2 vet that I use to see at my club.He wouls say don't put any type bees wax down the barrel of any gun. he has long passed on but he was one hell of a shot with his garand

i did make a paste out of bees wax coconut oil and lard for rust prevention that works great but was told not to use it in my flintlock

thankyou i'll do a search on patch lube just wondering if anything replace it. my father always used it and after he died his gun was left loaded for 4 years before i got it. took it to the range it fired no problem and still shoots better than min its a old TC Hawkens he built from a kit

I use the brass priming do-hicky that discharges 4 grains

Hi been shooting off and on the past 40 years and only been using tc bore butter for patch lube . I'm just about out and just found out they don't make it anymore and was wondering did anything replace it or is there anything better thank Erk

thanks for all the replies i have been shooting a tc hawkens 50 cal cap lock since the late 80s and know about how to fine the right load and patch thickness what im looking for was info on the tvm looks like a nice one was thinking of the cabelas frontier but for a little more $

hello i am thinking of getting my first flintlock and thinking of getting a tennessee vally muzzleloading tennessee poor boy but after that not sure how i should order it except for i want a 54 cal thanks for any info not in any hurry to order as i just had a tripple bypass last friday