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    Rehabbing a revolver

    I love these sort of projects! I'd love to find something similar someday. Mark
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    Lyman Plains Pistol

    I just ordered a 30 and 35 grain flask spout for the flask I ordered last year, when ever that gets here. Mark
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    Lyman Plains Pistol

    I'll start with 30 grain and go from there. Thanks Mark
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    Lyman Plains Pistol

    OK, that gives me something to work with. Thanks Mark
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    Lyman Plains Pistol

    Hello I recently was given a .50 Cal. Lyman Plains Pistol. A couple questions. 1. What powder charge is recommended for a .490" patched round ball? I have both FFG and FFFG, I was planning on using up the FFG first. My gut reaction says around 30-ish grain range?, but thought I'd ask here...
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    Land Pattern 1740 Musket from Loyalist Arms, Halifax, CAN.

    The more info I hear about the Brown Bess, the more confused I get. Only thing I know is that being of English ancestry, I really hope to have one someday in the future. Either a Brown Bess or a Pattern-1853 Enfield for my first muzzleloading long gun. Mark
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    Hello everyone.

    Thanks for the welcome!! Really looking forward to firing my revolver and pistol. I will let you lot know how it goes. Hoping to go make some noise and smoke after Christmas. Have a great Christmas! Mark
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    Hello everyone.

    I just registered here after lurking for a few days. I am new to muzzleloaders and fairly new to black powder (I have fired black powder loaded .44 Winchester Centre Fire cartridges from my Uberti replica single action revolver (and loved it!)). I recently bought a Uberti replica of a Colt 1851...
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