Idaholewis
40 Cal
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Goex cans will be valuable antiques someday.
A close friend of mine just acquired a Full 25 Pound Case of it Today (Through me ) all in the Old Metal Cans, 2F
Goex cans will be valuable antiques someday.
Sounds like you’re a good friend. Even if you sold it to him at current market value.A close friend of mine just acquired a Full 25 Pound Case of it Today (Through me ) all in the Old Metal Cans, 2F
The Hodgdon Bean Counters, who work for Hodgdon Powder Company, made the decision to shut down the GOEX plant...,
GOEX production was stopped because it was not profitable enough for the company.
The fire at the GOEX plant last Spring (June?), has caused the company (the bean counters) to look at the financial costs of complying with current reconstruction regulations. The closing is not due to profit before the fire, but the possible lack of profits after the increased costs to rebuild.
Not a conspiracy, but just the reality of business.
Sorry but not sorry. Synthetic powders don't work well in flintlocks. Let me know when they will work without a "kick" from black powder. Then I might try the stuff.Fresh off of FB to boot!
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Drilling nipples to .040" improved my ignition using #11 caps and pyrodex.Pyrodex is good for BP cartridge, I get very good results with Pyrodex P in my .44-40 WCF handloads. But I don't care for it in my muzzle loading firearms. The reason for modern inline rifles going over to using shotgun primers is because Pyrodex has a higher ignition point than BP. I could convert my percussion guns to musket caps to resolve that issue, but I have a stocked up on #11 caps and won't be making that conversion anytime soon.
The fire at the GOEX plant last Spring (June?), has caused the company (the bean counters) to look at the financial costs of complying with current reconstruction regulations. The closing is not due to profit before the fire, but the possible lack of profits after the increased costs to rebuild.
Not a conspiracy, but just the reality of business.
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