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    Favorite black powder vendor????

    powder inc. :wink:
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    Pedersoli Barrel question

    Traditional archery and Flintlocks are great. :thumbsup:
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    Pedersoli Barrel question

    With the 39 inch barrel it would be a nice smooth bore gun. If it was mine I would figure out how well it shoots before anything else. You don't need a ton of powder and the spot is way down the barrel. Not being familiar with a Flintlock may be most of the accuracy problem. :)
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    Flint locks

    Thanks for the photo's. :)
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    Colorado brochure is online

    Thanks. :grin:
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    Powder granulation and short barrels?

    Sounds like you have a good plan BB. :thumbsup:
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    Lyman rifles

    A good thread thanks. :grin:
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    lyman question

    +2 on the photo's. :)
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    Suggestions and questions

    A little .32 ball will do a lot of damage to a Squirrel. Head shots are best if possible. As you know a .45 ball will do more damage but if it's in the head no big deal. I think a .40 would work and not break the bank making your own balls. :)
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    It's rabbit huntin time

    Good for you Longhunter :thumbsup: I have the time now but the Coyotes have the Rabbits. :(
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    Hunting with .62 Cal?

    It sucks on the hunt Cannonball. But I bet you got some good memories. :thumbsup:
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    Brass range rod

    3rd vote for the 3 piece CVA rod. Wally world had them for 15 dollars a few years ago. It's handy to swap lengths around.
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    Flint to percusion

    I think it would be better to sell the flint and get a cap gun. If you have personal reasons to keep it that is a different story. :)
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    Window of Opportunity

    Good job. :thumbsup:
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    Muzzle Filing Worked

    It works for me. :grin:
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    Today's Hunt

    You did the right thing. Sometimes it sucks but you knew the right thing to do. :thumbsup:
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    First muzzleloader deer

    Very good job. :thumbsup:
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    Hunting prep

    I use wasp nest between the powder and the patched ball. Then i put a little olive oil on a cleaning patch to help with rust . Never rusts but i let them set outside for the entire season. Usually shoot after 3 or 4 months. Olive oil on patched ball also.
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    Best Gauge? (Shotgun)

    I would choose the 12 gauge. :thumbsup:
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    what critter is this?

    Normal Coyote for western Wv. Only game left here are Squirrels and they are on the way down. :( Larry
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