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  1. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Ran a box and half of .54s thru the woodsrunner today, 250ish rounds total so far. Finished and sighted it in a couple of days ago, managed to line up two pigs that afternoon. Stock fits me good, its an easy to put together kit, everything just works. Nice to have a flinter with a flat...
  2. K

    Loading down for a .62 flinter

    65Grs of 2F seems to be a sweet spot in my .62 smoothbores and rifles. Started out the 120 gr route of the conventional wisdom of the day, then bought a .62 tradegun from Rob Miller, all of 5 pounds and change, he turned me on the less is more. That lighter charge is a lot more pleasant to shoot...
  3. K

    Long Barrels And Round Ball

    Oldwood is correct
  4. K

    SPECIAL SELECT MAPLE Kibler Kits Move quickly!!!

    Untold years of 1,000 hrs plus of overtime and here I am, an old man with enough time and funds to do what I want to do and that is collect and shoot muzzleloaders. Wish I was a little younger.
  5. K

    Bullet moulds

    It's pretty easy to run through more than a pound of powder and a hundred or so roundballs in an afternoon of plinking. I can only justify that much shooting a couple of times a week if I mold my own balls. Besides, I kind of like casting them anyway. Part of the fun.
  6. K

    Choosing a melting furnace.

    Lee pots work good and are a good value. Need a thermometer with it and you should be good to go. Much prefer the bottom pour.
  7. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Cast a few round balls this afternoon, had big plans for a few more calibers but, my ambition subsided. Oh well.
  8. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Wow, outstanding. Art at it's finest.
  9. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Warmed up enough this afternoon to play with my .62 smoothrifle. Still have a couple of doe tags left, may take it hunting in the morning. It's steel plate worthy out to sixty long paces. That ought to do it.
  10. K

    Pedersoli 1777 Charleville

    .662 with a .15 wet patch, easy to load and keeps the bore swabbed with every shot, 65 grns of 2F for plinking, up to 110 for a little extra punch.
  11. K

    Do You Remove Your Barrel?

    Only time I remove a barrel is if it needs to be bent straight when sighting in a new one. Like to keep the sights in the middle of the flats. After that, leave it alone.
  12. K

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Got away and spent a pleasant afternoon with my 1795. This one has a pretty good trigger and I managed to connect with the steel plates with regularity after I got my head in the game. Used .662s, .15 patches, a undetermined ratio of ballistal and water, kinda oily, with 70 gr. of 2F made for...
  13. K

    WANTED Charleville musket

    I would like $1325 shipped for it.
  14. K

    WANTED Charleville musket

    I have a Pedersoli "Corrigege AN IX" that I would be willing to part with.
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