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    1862 CS Richmond Musket

    Thanks for the information...and I will check on the NSSA and see what they say...I like to compete in all sorts of muzzleloader shooting and this is one that is required for overall competition... Boy isn't that interesting that most shoot to the left out of the box....Well I'll post back...
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    1862 CS Richmond Musket

    Thanks to all for the response...and the sage advice... As for the caps...yes they can change a the impact point and if you do any Chrono work they will usually show a wide spread on the velocities, I know it is very evident with regular percussion and here again it is trail and error... The...
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    1862 CS Richmond Musket

    Here goes a newby question...I just traded for a Armi-Sport 1862 CS Richmond musket...A really good looking piece...Now what I need to know is it a very good shooter and I know it appears to be very well made, but that can be decieving... I am more of a shooter than a re-enactor and if anyone...
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    Minie Lube

    Hello to the camp...I am new to the rifled muskets and I am casting my own minies...But what I don't know is what type of lube do you use and what is the normal charge that woud be shot out of one? Thanks for any help or information... Hilljack
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    1862 CS Richmond Musket

    Hello to all...I need some help....I'm looking at a 1862 CS Richmond Musket by Armi-Sport, 58 Cal with a 1-66" twist...Does anyone have any information on how the Musket shoots and what it likes to shoot?...Does it shoot roundballs very well?...It looks like a very nice piece...Any help and...
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    Hello from Florida (The other left coast)

    Well Hello to you, Bill and the Mad One...Good to see some faces that I can recognize...This should be interesting for sure... Hilljack :youcrazy:
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    Hello from Florida (The other left coast)

    Well Thank you all for your warm welcome...I'm looking forward the experience... hilljack
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    Hello from Florida (The other left coast)

    I just signed up and was excepted to your group...I look forward to learning and discussing items of interest...I have been bitten by the bug for the last few years and can't get enough of this smoke pole stuff...
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    .32 cal Rifle Green Mtn Barrel

    Most calibers (40 and below) are usually a 1-48" twist, although there are a few out there as stated in the 1-30" range...I just finished a 13/16" x 42" squirel rifle and it shoots like a dream...You'll love it...
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