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    Navy Arms Pedersoli 12 gauge double

    I have a have a 5.5 pound pedersoli from the '70's, it's about 13 gauge. I use a high quality 3/4" arch punch in a drill press to cut wads from cordboard.
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    20 Gauge Plastic Wads?

    I have a couple of 12 gauge percussion doubles; on another black powder forum I asked about using plastic wads. I got such a wide variety of answers that my question remained pretty much unanswered. It seems that you pretty much have to try it yourself and come to your own conclusions. One...
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    What is the proper name for "possibles bag"?

    I read in another post that using the term "possibles bag" is incorrect and bothers some folk. Is it really incorrect; and if so, what should one be called?
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