2nd time out using the Lyman's Great Plains Rifle....

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I use .480 round balls and the red striped ticking. I believe its .014 thickness. Today..I was using the thinner muslin material and hitting the targets 80% of the time. I'm probably going to start using that more often. Easier to load.
From a frustrating previous experience, if the patch/ball combination is too tight then this might lead to your ramrod giving up, the stock ramrod is best kept securely in the pipes and a range rod substituted, even more so for extended use. I know it's something else to carry, especially in the field, but there's nothing worse than your ramrod letting go mid-match!! Enjoyed the video by the way, your enthusiasm is definitely contagious!
 
From a frustrating previous experience, if the patch/ball combination is too tight then this might lead to your ramrod giving up, the stock ramrod is best kept securely in the pipes and a range rod substituted, even more so for extended use. I know it's something else to carry, especially in the field, but there's nothing worse than your ramrod letting go mid-match!! Enjoyed the video by the way, your enthusiasm is definitely contagious!
I have broke the rods several times..never in match though. I seldom get in matches anyway. I've added fiberglass rods to the guns & never broke one of those yet. They are indestructible! Thanks for watching the vids...
 
From a frustrating previous experience, if the patch/ball combination is too tight then this might lead to your ramrod giving up, the stock ramrod is best kept securely in the pipes and a range rod substituted, even more so for extended use. I know it's something else to carry, especially in the field, but there's nothing worse than your ramrod letting go mid-match!! Enjoyed the video by the way, your enthusiasm is definitely contagious!

My wooden rod stays home. For display purposes only.
 
I love that little microphone setup. I can now film videos with the strongest winds blowing, something I couldn't do before. I'm using a 3/4" English flint. So far...the butt plate isn't problem. It might be once I can start shooting with out a sweater or jacket on. I'll find out in month or so....Thanks for watching....
Mark,

I forgot to mention that I give your new mic setup a “2 thumbs up!” You came in loud and clear with no real wind noise or any other distraction. Sounded great!:thumb::thumb:

‘Poet
 
Mark,

I forgot to mention that I give your new mic setup a “2 thumbs up!” You came in loud and clear with no real wind noise or any other distraction. Sounded great!:thumb::thumb:

‘Poet
That is what I was hoping for when I bought them last morth. In the past....when ever the wind was blowing, I couldn't hear any talking on videos due to the howling of the wind on camera. I deleted lots of videos due to that distraction. Not any more....!! Thanks for watching....
 
I love that little microphone setup. I can now film videos with the strongest winds blowing, something I couldn't do before. I'm using a 3/4" English flint. So far...the butt plate isn't problem. It might be once I can start shooting with out a sweater or jacket on. I'll find out in month or so....Thanks for watching....
I took my GPR out to the range for the first time after testing flint sparking and it was so comfortable in a t-shirt. florida is nice most of the time. Do you have a video on what you did when you unpacked and the steps to prep for shooting (flint, frizzen, etc.)? Thanks for the videos, you are a natural showman.
 
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I took my GPR out to the range for the first time after testing flint sparking and it was so comfortable in a t-shirt. florida is nice most of the time. Do you have a video on what you did when you unpacked and the steps to prep for shooting (flint, frizzen, etc.)? Thanks for the videos, you are a natural showman.
He is fast......@Grenadiar1758 beat me to it:
Enjoy....

Hm, @ormond tony, how about checking out @B P Maniac Shooter's first thread?

Lymans Great Plains Rifle Opening and Testing.... | The Muzzleloading Forum

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Mark,

Buttons and photo arrived, safe and sound! Many thanks! The autographed photo of a Kentucky gentleman was a nice surprise! I have attached a photo of another, proudly displaying my new BPMS button! Keep those excellent videos coming, Brother!

‘Poet
 

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@B P Maniac Shooter, we received our buttons and autograph today, my daughter is so happy that a youtuber sent us a package! 😄 Thanks Mark.View attachment 71378

Aaaah, thank you.....and.....thanks for watching the wacky fun videos...
P.S. We have a kitty almost exactly like yours...here's my little girl holding her prize...LOL

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Mark,

Buttons and photo arrived, safe and sound! Many thanks! The autographed photo of a Kentucky gentleman was a nice surprise! I have attached a photo of another, proudly displaying my new BPMS button! Keep those excellent videos coming, Brother!

‘Poet
Thanks my friend.....and.....thanks for watching those wacky fun videos...
 
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