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    Maximum loads for 1858 Remington

    Really? That’s encouraging, if it can indeed use 4f I would imagine that would give some extra oomph. But what about Triple 7? Real black powder is not common in my area.
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    Field/Farm Use of Cap & Ball Revolver

    Agreed, but you forgot no ammo scenarios. Remember not too long ago when modern ammo was virtually impossible to find?
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    Maximum loads for 1858 Remington

    I’m attempting to find the maximum load for an 8 inch Pietta 44 caliber 1858 Remington using the Kerr bullet from Erasgone, and also wondering about historic loadings Would it be possible to use the Kerr bullet over 35 grains of 3F? What about 40? Or is 30 all that would fit? I would be...
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