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  1. Des52

    New Member from Wisconsin

    Welcome from south central Wisconsin.
  2. Des52

    The unthinkable!

    Good day of hunting Britsmoothy, give Jess a pat for me.
  3. Des52

    CVA Plainsman

    There is nothing wrong with your breech plug. I have three CVAs with the same breech plugs, a Mountain Stalker, Bobcat in .54 and a Plainsman in .50. The Plainsman I took in a trade and thought the barrel was toast. I used green scratcher pads with a .45 jag and valve grinding paste and it...
  4. Des52

    Ball Size For .54 Smoothie

    I patch the balls for all my smoothbores, I get the best accuracy and don't have to put a over shot card or anything over the powder. Shooting with a well lubed patch also lets me shoot without swabbing the barrel till I am done shooting.
  5. Des52

    #4 buck in the trade gun.

    Good hunt Britsmoothy , how many ounces of shot and the powder charge?
  6. Des52

    What are your favorite Thompson Center (T/C) Percussion guns?

    My .54 Renegade, been shooting it so long it's like an old friend.
  7. Des52

    Hello from Wisconsin

    Another hello from Wisconsin.
  8. Des52

    Newbie

    Welcome from Wisconsin.
  9. Des52

    New from central Wisconsin

    Welcome from south central Wisconsin.
  10. Des52

    Finally bought my first

    Welcome from Wisconsin.
  11. Des52

    Specific jag for loading?

    I I have steel rods on my military rifles and after 4 decades of use I have not had a issue with steel rods.
  12. Des52

    Specific jag for loading?

    If your jag has room to go down the barrel with a patch it should be no problem. I use a jag when just target shooting and the rod end when hunting, If you are worried just leave the jag off and just use the loading rods.
  13. Des52

    Who's got the best lube?

    I use TOTW mink oil for all my shooting, it won't leak into the powder if left loaded for a while when hunting. I don't swab between shots ever with any of my front stuffers.
  14. Des52

    New to Muzzleloading

    Welcome from Wisconsin. Looks like a lot of fun, but be carful of that dowel as a ramrod, it is best to get a strait grain hickory, or a Derlin rod. I get my ramrods from Track of the Wolf or Log Cabin shop, they both have good selections of both. I have a TOTW Derlin rod with a .54 cleaning jag...
  15. Des52

    New member from Wisconsin

    I am sorry, but I don't belong to any club and most of my old shooting buds are mostly not shooting any more. Did you google Muzzelloading clubs in your area, a couple of years ago I googled for Muzzelloading events in my area and got like three events right in my area.
  16. Des52

    Which one?

    I tried 3F after talking to Brittsmoothy here on the forum and found I got the same results with less powder in my 10 gage. I went from 90 gr. of 2F to 80 gr. of 3F for my turkey load and it was no difference in performance. What I have found to blow holes in a pattern was using fiber wads under...
  17. Des52

    New member from Wisconsin

    Welcome from south central Wisconsin.
  18. Des52

    New Signee In WI

    Welcome from Wisconsin.
  19. Des52

    Ramrods, Hunting, other than wood ....

    I have Delrin range rods for all my muzzel loaders and wood rods for looks. That said I have never broke a wood rod, but my wood rod for my Renegade is over 50 years old and I am not going to chance breaking it. The Delrin rods work well for range and hunting,
  20. Des52

    What do I need to begin casting my own bullets?

    I have the Lee pot with the bottom pour, I don't use any lead I don't know is pretty clean in it. I melt it and flux it to see if it is good for the bottom pour in the Lee dip pot and pour it into pucks and then use it in the bottom pour and it has never plugged up. It drips a little so I put a...
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