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Consider a full size replica mountain howitzer; "Model 1841 12 Pounder Mountain Howitzer was a lightweight, scaled down field artillery weapon" https://ironbrigader.com/2011/04/15/portable-civil-war-artillery-mountain-howitzer/

Similar issue at my range where all stations are under cover. You could paint the inside white or tan.

+1 for 3F Schuetzen and Mr. Flintlock!

This video on Bubba Roundtree Outdoors is specific to tumbling round ball (buckshot). Search his channel for more on casting.

Hard to beat the fire, smoke, and roar. And that sweet aroma!

Here's Duelist1954's take on the Fettrrman Fight:

Unfortunately no. I'm told by LGS's that state requirements for retailers are too onerous. PA is best option.

Looks like a cut down Musician's Sword. Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee Mass.

Nice find! Here's mine from the mid-70's.

From schuetzenpowder.com; Schuetzen Powder Energetics, Inc. We are a national leader in black powder For firearms, fireworks, mining, and military applications. A joint venture between Petro-Explo, Inc. and WANO Schwarzpulver GmbH, WANO provides over 330 years of black powder production at the...

From Fox News; Google says on its website that starting next Tuesday, June 18, "certain content showing how to remove safety devices will be prohibited" and "content showing the use of homemade firearms, automatic firearms, and certain firearm accessories will be age restricted".

Forgot where I heard this but: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms should be the name of a convenience store chain.

https://www.polishcappers.com/en/ They look nice but a little pricey for me.

The volume capacity of a 45-70 case is 0.368 cubic inches (by one source) which converts to 6.03 ml. So a 6 or 7 ml vial gets you in the ballpark for 80 grains.

.410 cases as well plus they're easier to trim to length.

There are several good YouTubes on the event.

Never Dull is great. I'm still working off a can from my brother's ROTC stint.

I have all 3 and they are all outstanding! Enjoy!

Snakes aside, I've been doing this for awhile.

Try #'s 1, 2, or 3 Buck: ..30 to .25 respectively.