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It's best to buy a cylinder loader from Powder Inc. since parts are not available for the ROA.

You ae welcome.

Log Cabin.

Use to different powder measures and mark the one for COW with masking tape so you know which measure is which. The goal is to get the ball as close to the front of the cylinder as you can. If a pistol shoots high, raise you grip as high as you can. Mark the back strap with a Marks A Lot...

Ditch the wad. Cut your powder to 22 grains, put 17 grains of Cream of Wheat on top the powder and set a .457 ball and lube on top of it. It will go in the ten ring. If it shoots high, raise your grip on the revolver as high as you can that will bring the ball down on the target. Pistol is...

Wrong, get your facts correct, bought a bag from the booth in Friendship in September.

Ruger never made brass Old Army's, either blue or stainless. Ditch the wads.

Tedd Cash is the best that there is.. You might try putting the cylinder is a sonic vibrator and Liquid Wrench. The very best penetrating stuff is BP Blaster. Hose down the cylinder with it and put it in a Baggy for a week. Nipples will come out.

Mine do not look like that.

Dixie, Log Cabin, October Country.

That is a cylinder loader, not a loading stand. Two different animals.

Atmospheric pressure is not going to affect accuracy any more than aligning your target to magnetic north or wetter patches shooting high and drier patches shooting low. He needs to take one rifle and take time to learn it. Chasing all the recommendations mentioned here would be better spent...

Why are modern guns being discussed on a ML forum?

Made in the U.S.A. Flash cup is not needed.

Atmospheric pressure changes can cause groups to shift up and down. High pressure causes groups to go up and low pressure causes groups to shift down. Need to take a hydrometer with you to the range and watch it carefully between shots. Grouping right and left is caused by the deviation from...

The effective range is about 50 yads max. with a round ball.

If I could only have one ML it would be a .45 and a TC Hawken.

Flinching, jerking the trigger comes to mind and some folks just cannot shoot.

First, you have to decide on what you want to hunt, then the folks will point you in the right direction.

Pressure on the ball. If you put more pressure on the ball, it will shoot high. If you put less pressure on the ball, it will shoot low. If you put consistent pressure on the ball when loading each shot, it will produce a nice consistent group, all the same height. To produce consistent...