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I happen to have one of those cheap powder horns from India filled with Schuetzen 2f in my basement, that I was using as a priming horn for my Pedersoli 1795 Springfield.
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What's in your powder horn
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FFF kik in my rifle's horn. FF goex in the smoothbore's horn . FFFF goex in the priming horn.
William Lincoln
54 Cal.
My horn is empty,since I charge it for hunting season opener.
However, I have come to like the Goex OE in 3f for most
everything. It compares well to Swiss in my use, and it
is Yankee made. I did use that Black MX while it was cheap,
and a bunch of false synthetics, pyrodex ,triple 7 and that
MX--- but for the most reliable ignition you cannot beat
good ole Blackie Boomie!
However, I have come to like the Goex OE in 3f for most
everything. It compares well to Swiss in my use, and it
is Yankee made. I did use that Black MX while it was cheap,
and a bunch of false synthetics, pyrodex ,triple 7 and that
MX--- but for the most reliable ignition you cannot beat
good ole Blackie Boomie!
