I purposely dry balled a cap lock to show how easy it is to remove a stuck ball.
All you need is a nipple wrench:
It will happen many times friend, its inevitable.Well I was thinking about how I was gonna get a ball out of my GPR if I ever "dry Ball" one and I did a search on this site. I did this cause I am a "Be Prepared" kind of guy. So after an hour of reading I ordered a few 6mmx.75 zerk fittings because I have decided to go with grease gun method. I am also about to order a grease gun with a reversible seal so I can load it with crisco instead of grease .
OK any thoughts , comments , or general BS on my "I'm over thinking this problem" plan.
The Jambuster
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What about the "nipple primer" Track of The Wolf sales? Anyone ever tried it? I'm thinking as about getting it.Lol, yes sir it's coming. Inevitably
If you remove the nipple first sure, it could make it easier to get a few grains into the flash channel. With T/C breech your patience will be tried.What about the "nipple primer" Track of The Wolf sales? Anyone ever tried it? I'm thinking as about getting it.
how could the rifle go off with no powderWork running a BSA camp range several summers.
We had 2 -Co2 - discharger's we used first on the dry balled rifles.
If that did not work had a small flask of 4F picked in 5-10 gr. after resetting the ball.
Then as a last resort had an T - handled rod with a ball puller on it.
Did see a guy pulling a ball one time and his rifle discharged from the friction.
Sent the rod 45 yards down range.
Now...that's a cool set up!Dry-Ball! Me? Phooey!!!
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Made a nice ball puller ‘though!
having done that and watched it done, many times over the last 30+years. there is no way a sane person would take the time necessary to load enough powder through the nipple hole to create a danger. besides that, the ball isn'Powder, possible gap, barrel obstruction, bomb.
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