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    .44 Kentuckian

    Thank you for the info! The pistol is an older repro than I originally thought. I have fired the pistol about a dozen times and was impressed with the accuracy. I used 25 grains of FFFG and .433 Hornady balls. Originally, I tried patches .015 thick, but they were too thick to load. So I...
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    .44 Kentuckian

    I recently purchased a used kentucky style pistol ($125 - couldn't resist at that price). The barrel is just under 10 inches and octagon in shape. I can't find the manufacturer's name on the gun. The top of the barrel is stamped "Kentuckian .44 cal." One side is stamped "Made in Italy," and the...
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    Proper ball size for .41 derringer?

    Thanks for the info folks. I am going to get some .395 round balls and see how they shoot. If they do well, I will buy a mould. It is so much fun shooting the derringer that I suspect it is just the first of many front-stuffers in the gun cabinet.
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    Proper ball size for .41 derringer?

    I just bought my first muzzleloader - was at a gun show and couldn't resist. It is a used .41 cal Italian made percussion derringer. Actually has a rifled barrel. Does anyone know what size ball and approximately what size charge I should be using. I have been firing split shot fishing sinkers...
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