zipmark964
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Can you sabbot a round ball or should I use a patch
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Sabbot question
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You could sabot it, but why? The plastic makes follow up shots much harder to do with the fouling.
I have shot a lot of sabots, but not with a round ball.
Shooting a patched round ball works exceptionally well.
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I have shot a lot of sabots, but not with a round ball.
Shooting a patched round ball works exceptionally well.
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SmokepoleSam
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We don't talk about sabots on this site, go to modernmuzzleloader.com
Ninering62
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One of the many reasons I rarely ever come in this forum.
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With all respect to you and your choices: This forum specifically says "Traditional". If you want modern, then of course this is the wrong forum for anyone seeking modern ML information.
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