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    FLINTS

    there are good vid... on making flints. every one that shoots a flinter should learn to make his own flints. i get most of my chert from my driveway.hard gravel rocks.throws good sparks.
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    Can I use grease from cooking as patch lube?

    patches soaked in gojo works best.
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    Best oil for rust prevention

    gojo work s good to lube those patches. warm water and dish soap seems to be the best for cleaning boars and locks then oil with 3in 1 oil.
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    Straight Peanut Oil for Patch Lube?

    I have used patches soaked with dish soap. Cleans a lot of fouling every time you run a ball down. You get a lot of shots befor e you really have to clean.
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    Poof! (How to shoot powder without a load)

    I use patches soaked with gain dish soap.cleans the barrel every time you run a ball down. hold good groups
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