No worries, I just got a case of 3f. It's out there if you look.
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Schuetzen Powder... Good or Bad?
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Buffalo Arms currently has Schuetzen 1F, 2F and 3F in stock (plus Re-Enactor)
Graff and Sons also has it in stock.
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I love it in my percussion revolvers, I have several pounds of it in 2f and 3f
It works fine in my .58 rifles
No problems at all, I'm about to order 10lbs of their 3f
It works fine in my .58 rifles
No problems at all, I'm about to order 10lbs of their 3f
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I bought several pounds of Schutzen FFFg at Friendship and have been using it this year. So far, I like it. Don't know if it's an illusion or what but cleanup seems to be easier than when I use Goex. Overall, it works for me.
GalvanizedYankee
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I was given a pound of Schuetzen 2F powder at a reenactment last month. Upon inspection of the powder, I noticed the grain was much, and I mean much larger than the 2F Goex that I was using. Ive actually considered buying a mortar/pestle, and attempting to reduce the size of the chunks. Any thoughts?
And yes, it would be a marble mortar/pestle.
And yes, it would be a marble mortar/pestle.
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