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Nice something iwould love to have your a lucky guy .There’s 2 that I use regularly
Nice something iwould love to have your a lucky guy .There’s 2 that I use regularly
Beat me to it.Are you testing your gun on robins? How do they taste?
Use to be like that in spring time where I was raised and went to school in the field behind our house .The good ole days .Beat me to it.
Walt53, glad you cleared that up.
For 20 odd years wife and I wintered in Southwest Florida. It wasn’t uncommon to see flocks of Robins, a hundred or more birds,pecking along the road way in my suburban area.
Got a picture of your gun there partner .I don't have a pattern to show but today I had a chance to chronograph my 58 caiiber smooth bore. The load is 50 gr. 3F Goex, nitro wad, 1/2" lubed cushion wad, 1 oz shot, and an over shot wad. The only shot I chronographed read 944 fps.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/shot-patterns.160172/
My Kibler 24 ga has a nice pattern I developed. Got a solid round ball load from @Ballshooter too. Jug choked, 80 gr FFF, lubed wad, 1.75 oz #5, followed by another lubed wad. Deadly on gobblers. The shot pattern was at 25 yards. PRB pattern was 50 yards
It's one I built from various parts, not a copy of anything since I don't like building copies for some reason.Got a picture of your gun there partner .
I did not shoot it before I had it choked. I don’t think it affects accuracy on a PRB, or if it does I don’t notice. I’m very pleased with the resultsI guess that answers my question about being able to shoot round ball from a jug choke. Did you shoot it before and after? Does jug choking affect prb accuracy by much?
Are you useing the nitro cards for op and os or the thin os cards .25 yards
24-gauge 3/4ioz scoop 3F and shot, 2 cards over powder, 1 over shot. R barrel and left barrel, both are cylinder bore
I finally got out of my chair,hears my Jacky Brown 28 gauge smooth bore it has a 36” barrel L& R lock and it likes the same load as slim my 24 gauge REDavis lock and 26 inch barrel and both are cylinder bore and shoot pretty good once the nut behind the wheel figured it out.I did not shoot it before I had it choked. I don’t think it affects accuracy on a PRB, or if it does I don’t notice. I’m very pleased with the results
Hears a better one .all taken at about 23 yards .I finally got out of my chair,hears my Jacky Brown 28 gauge smooth bore it has a 36” barrel L& R lock and it likes the same load as slim my 24 gauge REDavis lock and 26 inch barrel and both are cylinder bore and shoot pretty good once the nut behind the wheel figured it out.
I have two brown cardboard discs, about 1/16" thick each over powder and one white thin "over-shot" card on top. I find that any heavier card over the shot makes a hole in my pattern with these no choked 24-gaugesAre you useing the nitro cards for op and os or the thin os cards .
Thankyou I’m gonna try 2 over shot cards on the powder and 1 over the shot know that I have some .Before I was using cornmeal over the powder and wasp nest over the shot and that seemed to work really well for both my 24 and my 28 gauge.Again thankyou as I’m new to smoothbores and all alown up hear so the forum is my knowledge.I have two brown cardboard discs, about 1/16" thick each over powder and one white thin "over-shot" card on top. I find that any heavier card over the shot makes a hole in my pattern with these no choked 24-gauges
Keep em coming guys I’m all eyes and ears and I appreciate your input .Thankyou I’m gonna try 2 over shot cards on the powder and 1 over the shot know that I have some .Before I was using cornmeal over the powder and wasp nest over the shot and that seemed to work really well for both my 24 and my 28 gauge.Again thankyou as I’m new to smoothbores and all alown up hear so the forum is my knowledge.
Curious who you had to do the jug choking? Want to have the same done to mine.https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/shot-patterns.160172/
My Kibler 24 ga has a nice pattern I developed. Got a solid round ball load from @Ballshooter too. Jug choked, 80 gr FFF, lubed wad, 1.75 oz #5, followed by another lubed wad. Deadly on gobblers. The shot pattern was at 25 yards. PRB pattern was 50 yards
I PM’d you!Curious who you had to do the jug choking? Want to have the same done to mine.
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