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  1. Shad Banta

    Risks of measuring your charge with the spout/suggested charges? (percussion pistol)

    I'm relatively new to black powder shooting and I was wondering if there are any potential hazards if I were to measure a charge with an 18 grain spout versus using a powder measure to load the same size charge. I own a Pietta 1851 Navy "Yank" in .36 caliber and I have a colt style powder...
    • Shad Banta
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    • .36 caliber discussion percussion pistols powder charge powder flask powder measure powder measuring safety
    • Replies: 21
    • Forum: General Muzzleloading
  2. _cowpoke

    Drams to Grains?

    Howdy all, I just received my first powder flask in the mail today. It's a James Dixon & Son's & Sheffield flask with an adjustable spout measure. However its marked as "drams" and it begins with 2, going up to 3 as follows. 2, 2 1/4, 2 1/2, 2 3/4, 3. I can't find any consistent conversions...
  3. Andrey22

    Powder flask with a compartment for bullets

    My friend asked me to make him a powder flask, looked like European powder flasks of the 17th century, with a compartment for bullets. For several days we searched for various photos of old powder flasks and found some interesting photos.
  4. Versanaut

    Replica Powder Flask Quality

    I ordered a new replica colt powder flask manufactured by one of the popular italian arms companies and sold by a popular muzzleloading retailer to compliment a new 1851 Navy and was quite disappointed in the quality. I found it contained a significant amount of what seems like coarse sand or...
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