Gene Perryman
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Has anyone shot patched round balls with their inline rifles.
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Gene,, please go back and read the stuff in the "rules" about this forum.
It's the same as it was when you joined 13+years ago.
It's the same as it was when you joined 13+years ago.
inline's do not belong on this forum.
For those who can't find the rules, follow this link
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/forum-rules.108881/
For those who don't have time to follow the link, here is rule # 7
We do not discuss modern (in-line) muzzleloading firearms.
Early historic breech loading guns that do not use primed metallic or semi-metallic cartridges and meet the requirements of rule #1 are permitted for discussion.
See special rules at the bottom for posts about breech loading firearms.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/forum-rules.108881/
For those who don't have time to follow the link, here is rule # 7
We do not discuss modern (in-line) muzzleloading firearms.
Early historic breech loading guns that do not use primed metallic or semi-metallic cartridges and meet the requirements of rule #1 are permitted for discussion.
See special rules at the bottom for posts about breech loading firearms.
Sent you a PM about this, Gene.
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