Vtmountaindeerhunter
40 Cal
They have them in vermont at local archery shop but I won't spend 15.00 dollars a tin. However if I want caps which I will eventually need now might be the best time to get them considering their in-stock.
Brown Musket Coffee?As a retired criminal investigator, I'm well aware. If one feels froggy, jump, by all means jump.
Luzianne or Community brand for me, although, I do keep a can of Goex on my bar and drop a pinch or two of 4F in a shot glass of Evan Williams or Old Overholt just to impress visitors.Brown Musket Coffee?
Sportsmans Wharehouse in Flagstaff sold me the last to tins for $5.99 each?I called one of the Sportsman stores a couple days ago (this one is about an hour from me by car) and they had them available, both #10 and # 11, for about the same price ($15).
You should have known that wasn't getting by! No man in his right mind volunteers to visit the "Monster In-law"!When I suggested to my wife that we should visit her mother (who lives just North of Overland Park) she was immediately suspicious
Gunny summed it up perfectly earlier. I believe post #75. Typical “Unfunded mandates” from the swamp overlords. “You must follow these new regulations, but you must implement them on your dime”..Just a question in line with the caps, does anyone know what the HAZ/MAT fee is for and where that money goes or what it's used for?
Yes, but where does the $ go and what's it used for. I get 'the why', it's the where and for what end. It can't be that the labels cost this much. That money has to funnel somewhere. I get government personnel costs and all that but it's kinda a bite in the butt when a person sees so much money being used against the very industry that the money came from. That's my concern.Gunny summed it up perfectly earlier. I believe post #75. Typical “Unfunded mandates” from the swamp overlords. “You must follow these new regulations, but you must implement them on your dime”..
It's close enough for the fantasy world that exists inside my head.....if using a 209 primer adapter on my Italian repro of a Confederate Rifle-Musket that was made in 2020 makes me feel good then whateverThey were not using the large modern 209 type primer. The early shotshell primers were about the size of a large rifle or pistol primer. The larger 209 type primer didn't come about until much later. Here are some photos of late 1800s brass and paper shotshell primers.
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Go for it, whatever works for you. You could get very ingenious and hide a power supply in the patch box and fire it electronically with an igniter.It's close enough for the fantasy world that exists inside my head.....if using a 209 primer adapter on my Italian repro of a Confederate Rifle-Musket that was made in 2020 makes me feel good then whatever
It's kinda sorta HC just like most repros
Someone here will try this to save money on caps if we're not carefulGo for it, whatever works for you. You could get very ingenious and hide a power supply in the patch box and fire it electronically with an igniter.
Also, musket caps were murcuric and corrosive back then, and a lot hotter. There is no way to be 100% HC unless you use an original paper cartridge and a cap, to fire an original Rifle-MusketGo for it, whatever works for you. You could get very ingenious and hide a power supply in the patch box and fire it electronically with an igniter.
I found CCI #11 caps online at KY Gun Co. $10.99 a can and no hazmat fee.Wowser, I've been looking for some #11 caps but not having any luck. Anyone happen to know where they can be had?
How dare you! Don't you even act like it is not a big deal that caps aren't over flowing off the shelves everywhere!What % of the shooting world is actually consuming large amounts of percussion caps?
Also the European and British market is a hungry market for caps because the gun laws make muzzleloading and organized matches for these weapons very popular
Are we just getting "hobby centric" and are some of us becoming the Veruca Salt "I want it NOW!!" people who are snatching up caps everywhere just to do it?
I remember when you couldn't find a single round of .22 LR anywhere . Now I walk by a shelf full of Bucket O'Bullets .22 on my way to feverishly claw through the peg board at Dunham's to get my hands on a tin of CCI #11. 3 years ago I probably walked by peg boards full of caps to try to snatch up the last 50 round box of Thunderbolt .22......its all relative and a lot of this is just our own psychological response to kind of get tunnel vision for what we need at this moment
Today I was going to go shooting but I decided to just get up late and go for a jog before work. Sometimes it's good to take a little step back.
Wow, I thank you much for posting that! Just ordered up 5 tins. That should get me shooting for a bit. Now to see if it actually goes through as it seems a bit unrealistic compared to all the other places I've visited looking for caps.I found CCI #11 caps online at KY Gun Co. $10.99 a can and no hazmat fee.
https://www.kygunco.com/product/cci-311-11-percussion-cap-100
Just ordered 4 tins myself. Still going to use the homemade. These are back-ups, and for hunting.Wow, I thank you much for posting that! Just ordered up 5 tins. That should get me shooting for a bit. Now to see if it actually goes through as it seems a bit unrealistic compared to all the other places I've visited looking for caps.
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