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Checked alignment of pan and flash hole on my CVA .45. Then back to dry fire, dry fire ....
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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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Ninering62
40 Cal
Cool! I got my 1st .40 fast twist sidelock 3 yrs ago, I have 2 others now, one fast twist sidelock & one smokeless inline.
Rock Home Isle
54 Cal.
I love the .40 calibre…I’m building a .40 calibre Kibler at the moment…and I have a .40 calibre TVM Natchez PoorBoy. That calibre has lots of promise to me. .390 PRBs group nice and tight out to 50 yrds…and I can load it with .375 PRBs and do the same thing, using heavy denim patching.
Ninering62
40 Cal
Cool man, enjoy them. I’m NOT a “ roundball shooter “ never have been except for my first yr with the TC Hawken .50 I & my father & youngest brother all started out with. If I can’t shoot conicals or bullets out of it, I don’t want anything to do with it.
I wish that 35yrs ago when I started muzzleloading that I’d have learned about the Gibbs in .40. I’d have gotten one & would still be shooting it today.
Rock Home Isle
54 Cal.
Well we both love blackpowder shooting. Throwing those huge chunks of lead, that you do; I’ll track down the monsters…and you finish ‘em off.
Scored 9 cans of Goex from a widower. A couple partials included but I was happy to get them.
Ninering62
40 Cal
Honestly I much prefer shooting as light, fast, flat, of a bullet as I can get away with. I do very little “ big lead “ bullets shooting.
Rock Home Isle
54 Cal.
Out of my .50 calibres…I like a heavy bullet for elk, hollow point preferred.
I’ve been experimenting with a Lee Mould, casting .40 S&W bullets and trying to get them to group nicely out of my TVM…not going so well at the moment. But I’ve got a couple tricks up my sleeve to try yet. I like the lighter fast bullets in general, but for elk…I lean towards a hammer from the .50…in .54 calibre, the RB works wonders
Popped the lock off my flintlock and cleaned it. It stays really clean anyway, but I gave it a wipe down and sprayed with Ballistol.
fillwa
40 Cal
Set up targets for a Woods Walk Blanket Shoot at Wittenberg Sportsmen’s Club Woodstock NY on
Sunday 7/24. Hope you’ll be there!
Sunday 7/24. Hope you’ll be there!
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worked up the courage to cut the excess wood off above my fowler barrel inlet. am starting to doubt myself more and more.
scraped off all the layout markings for the RR channel and redrew them double checked twice(quad check?).
came into the house to double check the length of the Kibler lock i have coming. got side tracked here.
break is over bye!
scraped off all the layout markings for the RR channel and redrew them double checked twice(quad check?).
came into the house to double check the length of the Kibler lock i have coming. got side tracked here.
break is over bye!
Ninering62
40 Cal
That sounds awesome, I've never seen anything like that for muzzleloaders on the east coast & what I've only heard about were all orchestrated around traditional ML's with real BP & PRB's. Nothing for powder sub shooters with conicals or for inline shooters. So even if they were close, it would still exclude me & what I prefer to shoot. I hope you have a good turn out & enjoy it. Perhaps post some pics of the diff stations. Back in my home state I said something to the managers of the Skeet & Sporting Clay range to think about doing a woods walk with various diff targets & ways to have to shoot them for us muzzleloader guys & it is a big muzzleloading shooting & hunting regiion on the east coast, but nuthin was ever done. I'd love that.
Rock Home Isle
54 Cal.
I spent my morning watching my two grandsons…and working on filing and polishing the but-plate, and trigger guard for my Kibler kit. Grand kids are now at the lake with Nana (My Wife)…and I still cannot find the but-plate…trigger guard was under the couch.
So…I’m a bit excited right now…
So…I’m a bit excited right now…
Dave Dworshak
40 Cal
Threaded a knob I had in the shop to a fiberglass ramrod. now I have a range rod! +++ Up date -and-venison burgers from last year's buck. T/C renegade. .54
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Ninering62
40 Cal
COOL!
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Prepared a rifle for shipping. Will ship same day payment arrives. Dale
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Cast some big ‘ol .715 round balls.
I talked with some folks about a shindig in September, a smoothbore raffle, and camping.
If that were me, my wife would say I didn't watch them very well then... She has a way of stating the truth in no uncertain terms...
hope you found the plate.
Gordoncourtney
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I was after a pair of .36 nitro
barrels to make into a flintlock double I bid £286 at holts. Sealed bid sold for £500 (£675 including buyers premium ) always another auction and rich bidders
I already have a percussion .350 double rifle and a 450.-400 unmentionable And I built a double .6” flintlock helped by L&R but I really wanted these .36 barrels
Such are auctions
barrels to make into a flintlock double I bid £286 at holts. Sealed bid sold for £500 (£675 including buyers premium ) always another auction and rich bidders
I already have a percussion .350 double rifle and a 450.-400 unmentionable And I built a double .6” flintlock helped by L&R but I really wanted these .36 barrels
Such are auctions
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