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  1. Tastybrew

    Rarest mzloading item in the world right now

    Interested in selling a few of those? I’ll gladly buy them at the price you paid for them 4 years ago! 😉
  2. Tastybrew

    The best non BP choice

    I know this is an older forum...but I'm newer to this site. I found this thread researching BP substitutes because real black is getting harder to find. I agree with the earlier post about Shooters World multi purpose black. It likes to be compressed but works great! Regarding those talking...
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    SOLD 58 cal Buffalo hunter

    Have you tried shooting it with either of these molds? Have you tried any conical bullets?
  4. Tastybrew

    Hello from Denver

    That’s good because I don’t use sabots and I joined this to replace the inline with something traditional like a Hawkens. :)
  5. Tastybrew

    Hello from Denver

    I’m new to this forum but not entirely new to black powder shooting. I have a decent inline muzzleloader rifle that I use for deer hunting and a few cap’n’ball revolvers. An 1851 griswold 36 and a Remington 1858 in 44 (both replicas). All are very fun to shoot. I joined this to get more tips &...
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