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:haha: squealed all the way down :rotf:Stumpkiller said:Britsmoothy said:I once shot a rabbit from a sighted double at 50 yards!
Must have been hard getting him fully seated! :hatsoff:
Have ever run a card over powder ,then a lubed felt wad...then the patch and ball pushed in with your thumb ? Gonna try that as soon as this 3 feet of snow melts a little.Many Klatch said:Try a .60 ball with a .010 spit patch. All the patching has to do is keep the ball from rattling as it goes down the barrel and act as a gas check. You should be able to start it with just your thumb. If you are using a short starter the load is too tight.
correction a 560 roundballspudnut said:Ive been shooting a .600 in my 20 gauge with a thin patch,but at a local TG match,the last two clangersI used a 570 paper patched cartridge, smacked em good and hard ,so yeah they work fine
Sort of. My 20 gauge french trade gun has a tight bore. I ordered a .600 mold when I finished building it but even with a thin patch it was tough to load. Before I found the .590 mold I use now, I tried .570 balls using denim patches cut from worn out levi jeans. That combo was quite accurate. The thicker patches carried plenty of lube so loading was easy. Pillow ticking wasn't thick enough for the .570 ball even in my undersized bore so if your bore is a true .62 caliber, I think you'll find pillow ticking gives you too loose a fit.Hey fellas has anyone tried shooting a .570 roundball patched with pillow ticking out of there .62? How well did it perform?
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