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I would make sure the t-shirt you are using for patch material is 100% cotton…very few are these days. If it has any polyester or other synthetic material, I would guess that you have melted plastic fouling that is falling back into your barrel when loading and plugging up the plumbing.

Would like to see an update on this rifle. How did you do with it during hunting season. I am thinking about pulling the trigger on the kit version of this for a winter project….though I don’t really know why; I have 3 muzzleloaders hanging on the wall that I have not fired YET. The honey do...

I think I’m going to try it with a 240 gr .44 or a 286 gr .45 Keith style just for grins.

Curious if anyone has ever tried a patched conical. I’m thinking of trying a soft cast 240 gr 44 caliber Keith style bullet that I load for unmentionable revolver light loads. Kinda curious to see how it would do in my hawken 45 with a lubed patch. Possibly a fiber wad underneath. Thoughts????

Completely disagree. It is all about how they are raised. It is our generation and our parents generation’s fault for the way kids behave today. They have grown up to KNOW that there are no consequences for decisions they make. Example, 40 years ago you never heard of a kid grabbing dad’s gun...

The ones that chap my butt are the ones charging $60 shipping. Don’t know why they can’t be honest and just add $40 to their minimum price. I know for a fact that you can ship pretty much any long gun anywhere in the lower 48 for $25 or less. Exception would be an extremely long barrel.

I have always felt like processing the meat was part of the fun of a successful hunt. Have never taken an animal to a locker including beef, hogs, goats, lambs, or wild game. I enjoy The butchering process and making sausages, snack sticks, jerky, steaks, burger, etc. if I do it myself I know I...

Don’t believe I’d take you rabbit hunting with me if I had beagles. Lol