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I run my pot at 8 to start and once it starts flowing good I reduce the heat down to about 5. Make sure you heat the mold before you start pouring.

My goodness if I had a brick fireplace that could be a younger me right down to the dog. The gun fits you well take it easy and enjoy

If it is a a cotton blend most of the time it is 80% cotton. This will work just fine. Most T shirts are a blend anymore and they still work fine.

I go to Joann's after Christmas and buy the Christmas print flannel that is marked down. I don't worry about cleaning patches being 100% cotton as you can see many others don't either and I sure don't worry about the thickness.

Unfortunately TC'S barrels are rifled for a maxi ball. When you are raising the powder charge with a PRB chances are it is skipping on the rifling. After years of 5 shot groups with 4 in the bull and one in the 5 ring I figured this out.

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Set up at Punta Gorda Gun show

When I bear hunted I always picked a partner that couldn't run as fast as me.

I did this for a customer once and the pellet came out like a tracer round. I imagine there was quite a surprised look on my face

Is this gun an inline? If it is a traditional side hammer the pellets won't work.

In the don't discuss modern style guns on this forum. If you are using pellets did you put them in with the ignitor pad down. I thought one of the alleged big advantages of these things was it was so easy to p I ll the breach plug.

That is what I would suggest then plug it

That's right got them mixed up. I have had them both over the years

Did he not found Green Mountain Barrels

If it is indeed a musket nipple disregard.

The 1075 in RWS indicates a slightly smaller cap. I would try a Cci #11 cap

That is all well and good if you are shooting at home

FULL Buckhorn worked for me

You can use most anything to make ingots. Cupcake tins work good

I always melt down raw lead in a pot and make ingots to cast roundball. This gets rid off an amazing amount of dirt