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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
There are two routes I use to my gun club depending on traffic reports. One is 25 miles, the other 30 miles one way. This morning the traffic report was wrong. I took the 30 mile route and got hung up for about 30 minutes in traffic. When I arrived at the range the parking lot was dug up for a...- Urban Coyote
- Post #13,772
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Took my new Traditions Crockett to range for the first time
The Crockett Rifle, tons of fun. I sometimes regret letting mine go. It appears you're off to a good start. I wish I'd kept the tag I'd attached to my Crockett with a group and load information on it. Mine would shoot clover leafs or near clover leafs regularly at 25 yards. I can't recall the...- Urban Coyote
- Post #8
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Relined barrel proble
I had Bobby Hoyt rebore one barrel, a trashed caplock T/C .50 White Mountain Carbine to .54 with a roundball twist. I was completely satisfied with the whole experience, and the barrel shoots very well.- Urban Coyote
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Relined barrel proble
Well Rudyard, Jerry Cunningham is a name I haven't heard for years. I'm assuming you're referring to the J.C. who once ran the Montana Rifle Barrel Company. If so, I used to sell his barrels. In fact at one time I'd heard he had told folks I was his Eastern Montana distributor. Lol I did sell...- Urban Coyote
- Post #39
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Round Ball Tumbling With Graphite
Go for it. https://images.app.goo.gl/7pMXk4Cs4TVKUEV46- Urban Coyote
- Post #92
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Round Ball Tumbling With Graphite
It would appear not even Tinkerbell thinks graphite "dust" is worthwhile, she's brushing it off, as many are you. https://images.app.goo.gl/qZNJNdRTokNm3q9j9 With affection from one of the magnificent three.- Urban Coyote
- Post #90
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Blue balls
There's a fellow here somewhere, I won't mention who due to his apparent sensitive nature, that suggests putting your cast balls in a tumbler with some graphite. I'm not sure it would help any imperfections but it should make them all the same color. I sure hope you have a better sense of humor...- Urban Coyote
- Post #7
- Forum: Shooting Accessories
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Round Ball Tumbling With Graphite
Is it just me, or is this what one might call an overreaction? Need some "safe space"?- Urban Coyote
- Post #71
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
I spent a couple hour of range time with .40 cal and .50 cal caplock rifles. The .40 is a halfstock made up by Ted Fellowes several years ago. The .50 is a Spingfield Hawken and has a 1:48 twist marked on the barrel. The .40 shot well favoring a .400 cast ball over the .395 Hornady. The .50 was...- Urban Coyote
- Post #13,648
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Round Ball Tumbling With Graphite
Sounds like graphite could be a magic muzzleloader fairy dust. Lol 😆- Urban Coyote
- Post #68
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Long Range Muzzle Loading in the UK, 2024
GREAT post, thanks for sharing, very cool stuff.- Urban Coyote
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles