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I am a new member, live and work in NW PA. Shooting BPCR since 2000. Making smoke and muzzle/pan flashes since 1983. Loading/shooting BPCR taught me my many sins of omission with Flintlock shooting. My favorite shooter is an 1885 Parker 10ga with MBCC brass shells and a heavily wadded 72 cal ball, low powder 70gr of 2F. LOTS of smoke with a big fireball and a hole in cardboard you can maybe cover with a nickel. Good close in Zombie load. Would like to hear from other shooters and their particular avenue of BP. It won't burn itself so go big bore.
 
I am a new member, live and work in NW PA. Shooting BPCR since 2000. Making smoke and muzzle/pan flashes since 1983. Loading/shooting BPCR taught me my many sins of omission with Flintlock shooting. My favorite shooter is an 1885 Parker 10ga with MBCC brass shells and a heavily wadded 72 cal ball, low powder 70gr of 2F. LOTS of smoke with a big fireball and a hole in cardboard you can maybe cover with a nickel. Good close in Zombie load. Would like to hear from other shooters and their particular avenue of BP. It won't burn itself so go big bore.
Welcome from next door ,N. EAST OHIO.
 
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