Powder-Patch-Ball has worked for me
i set the butt on my left foot, crook my left arm to cradle the barrel so it leans away from me and load with my right hand.
i hate fumunda on the butt plate or scratches so it goes on top of my left foot.
i will pm the response. were you not in the military service?deerstalkert.......What is fumunda??
Me neither from the seventies, eighties or nineties. Probably some British version of FUBAR.Fumunda is not a term I heard while in the army in the 60's.
Now FUBAR we all know.Me neither from the seventies, eighties or nineties. Probably some British version of FUBAR.
Use the German word: Scheisse. You can even say ficken here then. Oh, and if you like ASCI art, you can do things like this: (.Y.)Funny ... I'm so used to loading while standing I had to kind of sit here and think to myself ..." How do i do that ? " LOL ! Just becomes second nature I guess . I remember going to Bill Moose range the first time in the early 90s and everyone had all this manure just spread around them to load and clean their rifles , I just brought the rifle, horn and shootin bag . Didn't know to bring a large tool box or tackle box ! LOL ! All in what you get used to I guess . just an observation ..... Take care. Wow ! Not allowed to say $#it or cr@p on here . Getting as bad as FB ....
Airborne my brother.This is the most accurate way to test the rifle and a load...for me! With two herniated disc in my lower back from jumping outa airplanes....I lean up against the bench or sit on the tailgate of my truck. At 83...I do quite well!
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Thank you SIR for your service.Airborne my brother.
C co, 2nd/503,173 rd. Airborne Brigade , Vietnam
A co. 1/505, 82nd Airborne Div., Vietnam
Thank you much.Thank you SIR for your service.
LOL .... Same here . My response in my head was " powder first ....well , most the time ....When I read just the title, the 16 year old smart alec that still lives inside my head wanted to say "from the muzzle, duh!" but I won't say that.
Like the others above, butt on the ground, rifle between my legs and both hands free.
42” barrel is a long one indeed. No doubt it requires a somewhat different procedure. I often think of that while I reload my Crockett rifle in the woods.Sitting down squirrel hunting with my 42" Early Lancaster is tough. I've learned to put the butt about 3 feet away, to my right, the barrel on my right thigh.
Standing with it I set the butt a foot-ish to my right, lean the barrel in the crook of my right arm.
I've never got used to putting them between my knees. In the woods a low branch is handy.
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