.0591" now you have me at it!
.0059". They sure are thin. In fact I would not use them in any combination.
One zero after the decimal point is low enough for me.
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Pedersoli Flintlock Kentucky Pistol
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.0059". They sure are thin. In fact I would not use them in any combination.
One zero after the decimal point is low enough for me.
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Target shooting with patched ball I stay to the 0.25 mm or 0.01 patches.
Those 0.15 mm are lefftovers when I needed patches no .25 were at hand but the .15 were.
The work in .36 underhammer pistol but the 0.25 patches are better.
Those 0.15 mm are lefftovers when I needed patches no .25 were at hand but the .15 were.
The work in .36 underhammer pistol but the 0.25 patches are better.
