Second outing with my Seneca .36 cal and found a load it likes. 30 gr of Goex FFFg, 1/8" felt wad and .010" linen patch .350 RB. The 15 and 20 gr loads were lousy.
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Seneca .36 cal
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hanshi
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My .36 longrifle likes the same load but with a thicker patch. That is a very good target shot with your 30 grn load.
I tried a tighter patch the first time out hanshi and my group was half again as big as this one. I needed the short starter to get the ball started with the 010" but then all it needed was a nice firm push on the ramrod.
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I got lucky today and was able to snatch up a mint condition. 45 cal barrel for the Seneca for a touch over $200
Once I get back from Florida I just might try 35 gr and see how that shoots.
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