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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Exit wound on deer..One of the reasons lead round ball is so effective is that it flattens out in the animal and dumps all its energy plus creating more...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Black powder storage.So what?
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread So many idiots on YouTube.Mike Belevue is one, if not THE most knowlegable guys in Black Powder shooting, historical firearms, loading, shooting and maintaining...
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NI like Blackie Thomas if for nothing else, I put his videos on and I feel like I'm in a college class about percussion revolvers...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread So many idiots on YouTube.There are many dweebs on Youtube who get a BP gun of some sort and because they can make it go BOOM, they now believe they are an expert...
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NThere's a simple solution for people who get annoyed by seeing things discussed ad infinatum and repeated questions. It's called "Don't...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Expedient sapling ramrod works fine.Most any wood of reasonable quality can be made to work well. Technique is the issue. Use the rod correctly and you will be fine.
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Shooting all by one’s lonesome.The thing about muzzleloading is that it is a multi-step process. Shooting with friends often involves talking, telling stories, jokes...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Favored Materials for Field Ramrods.I have several BP rifles and have made a hickory rod for each and 2 48" hickory range rods for myself plus several rods for friends. I...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread No more black..Shooting a caplock, no matter what I do, I always get random misfires. Shake it down, dont shake it, pack it, dont pack it, this nipple...
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NIn the vehicle, cold, lock and protected. Good wipe down on the outside and a dry patch part way down the bore, in and out once. Never...
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NRegardlessof type of firearm, I leave it on my enclosed unheated outside porch unless it was really sleety/heavy snow, and my gun was...
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NI leave it outside but protected. Like in a cold vehicle/outbuilding/etc. walk
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NOutside, unheated barn. I'm not concerned about wiping it down as much as I am about condensation inside the barrel dampening the charge.
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