Rank top shooting accessories you'd take with you

[roundball]

Assuming you have a complete rifle, powder, patch, & ball, rank the top shooting accessories you'd take with you for a day hunt (or range trip)...rank them if you could only take one, then, if you could take two, etc...for me, it would be:
1) Jag
2) Ball Puller
3) T-handle or rawhide thong
4) Knife
5) Spare Flint/leather
6) Jaw screw tightner
7) Cleaning patches
8) Short starter

 

[sse]

I know this doesn't sound like much, but I always make sure I have some water available. One of my first outings, I got the jagged rod stuck and dribbled some water down the bore and in a minute it was free.

Regards, sse

 

[doverdog]

The following is stuff I have in my bag, if hunting or on a trail walk shoot, or in my range box if shooting that way:
1) Short starter
2) Spare flints
3) Knapping hammer/screwdriver combo
4) Jag
5) Cleaning patches
6) Small bottle of cleaning solvent
7) T-handle
8) Fouling scraper
9) Pipe cleaners
10) Ball puller
11) Foam ear plugs

 

[tg]

For hunting

1 knife
2 tin of bear grease
3 worm or jag ... shooting patch material will due
4 xtra flint&leather...if useing spauls the one in gun may have 2or3 good sides
5 turn screw...knife could suffice
6 powder measure...ball in palm covered will due if need be, this item is usually attatched to horn so would probably be part of powder supply.
7 large, slow witted buck at close range

can't think of any shooting stuff other than that that is needed, I may carry a bit more at times but not much.I can carry all my shooting stuff in a 4x6" bag for a day hunt, but it looks cool to have a whole bunch of stuff hanging from ya.

 

[musketman]

1. Ball puller
2. patch lube
3. patching material
4. knapping brass
5. jag
6. hammer stall
7. short starter
8. gun oil
9. cleaning patches
10. turn screw

 

Top shootin accessory for me is my Buck 110 folding knife! ::

 

[Stumpkiller]

1. 5-hole loading block
2. Second 5-hole loading block
3. Tin of patch lube
4. Roll of cotton tick
5. Patch knife (ANY knife that can cut a patch)
6. Small bottle of Moose Milk
7. Cleaning jag
8. Turnscrew
9. Vent pick
10. Ball/patch puller
11. Leather strap (8" x 3/4") for better grip on ramrod
12. Spare flint(s)
13. Patch knife (ANY knife will do)
14. Stub starter

 

What everybody else said but add the multi-tool like the Gerber, Schrade, or whatever brand. I won't be without one, period incorrect or not.
Might add a 'hawk too.

 

To the range
My total lock and rifle trunk LMAO I have most everything I would need to fix someone