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    Ballistics Chart?

    I want to compare the ballistics of 32 cal, 36 cal, 40 cal, 45 cal muzzleloaders shooting PRB with traditional loads, not magnum loads. Both rifles and pistols. Is there a web page anywhere with this information?
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    Manton shotgun

    I recently purchased a percussion double shotgun that was advertised as a Joseph Manton. I doubt if it was really made by Joseph Manton and I'm trying to figure out who made this gun and about what year it was made. I bought the book about the Mantons but it was not much help. Maybe someone on...
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    Replacing sight on fowler

    A couple months ago I purchased a new Early American Fowler and because it was shooting real low I ground down the front blade so there is barely any of it sticking up above the barrel. Now it shoots where I aim and I'm not missing very many squirrels, but it's not very pretty. This winter when...
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    poor shot pattern

    I just bought a new Early American Fowler. 20 guage. My intention is to use it mostly for hunting small game. This is my first time using shot in a muzzleloader and I'm having problems. I have tried various combinations of powder; 55 grains of fff to 65 grains of fff, and 1 oz and 1 1/8 oz of...
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