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kylecva
Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:17:12 GM
I don't have my data for the . muzzle loader. wtih right since I ahve it pack to the dixie deer classic tomorrow but one of the groups I shot was .385 at 100 yrds and since I shot the 270 today I can tell you that the group was .248 at 100 ...
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unknown
Mon, 16 Jun 2008 07:00:00 GM
It was only named . black powder. after the white powder was invented so that they can tell the difference between the two. Nowadays, . black powder. guns and . muzzleloaders. can be seen in many websites. It is very informative that it can even ...
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kylecva
Mon, 22 Feb 2010 19:08:16 GM
Hendricks: The CVA Wolf always has been an inexpensive starter gun for most . muzzleloading. hunters, and it's the rifle most . blackpowder. hunters purchase first. Too, the Wolf always has been our bestselling . muzzleloading. rifle. ...
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unknown
hu, 14 Jan 2010 10:20:08 GM
How To Load a Traditional . Muzzleloading Black Powder. Rifle.
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DarinCraft
Mon, 15 Mar 2010 05:00:49 GM
Hoorah ". Muzzle Loader. Only" Season, Justen.223, . Blackpowder. & Musket, 0, 09-13-2009 02:01 AM. Brand new Steyr aug a3-shot first time today, huggytree, General Rifle Discussion, 4, 08-31-2009 04:36 PM ...
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JR ABSHER
ue, 09 Mar 2010 18:22:04 GM
Dwain Haggard, re-enactor, . black powder. enthusiast and a Montana district school superintendent was showing a Reed Point High School American history class one of his replica Civil War-era . muzzleloaders. when the gun fired and lodged a ...
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unknown
Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:47:24 GM
Haggard, who used to be a Civil War reenactor, was showing the five students in Reed Point High's American history class his replica antique . black powder muzzleloader. when the gun fired and lodged a ball in the front wall of the ...
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Rick Kratzke
Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:01:00 GM
When a . muzzleloader. is fired, the . black powder. is ignited. What takes place next? It depends on the type of . muzzleloader. you have. You swab out the bore of the firearm. Expanding gases force the projectile from the gun. ...
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ctulpa
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 17:55:44 GM
So this issue may be more far reaching than just . muzzleloader. pyrodex and . blackpowder. and also include any ammo that is "re-loaded' or "hand-loaded" as it could contain powder and primers that can be used in a . muzzleloader. . ...
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AmmoLand
hu, 04 Feb 2010 19:48:06 GM
Featuring segments on both the traditional and modern in-line . muzzleloaders. , the new DVD helps to answer questions frequently asked by new shooters entering the sport while also providing . black powder. enthusiasts with helpful tips once ...
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admin
Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:47:44 GM
These two improvements the QRBP and Delrin-lined thimbles to the . blackpowder. rifle are what most of our consumers requested when we redesigned CVA's . muzzleloading. rifles. CVA Apex . Muzzleloader. taking Aim Question: Do you have any ...
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admin
Wed, 13 Jan 2010 16:00:16 GM
That state's early season for . muzzleloaders. starts around October 15. Kentucky has been managing its deer herd really well and has some really-big bucks. Next, I'll head to Oklahoma where the . blackpowder. season comes in about the last ...
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Rick Kratzke
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 05:01:00 GM
Back in 1992 I bought my first . muzzleloader. , it was a kit from Walmart and it was called a "Thompson Center Hawkin" a cap lock style. Now I was about as green as green could be when it came to . black powder. shooting but I wanted to learn ...
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Mike
Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:38:00 GM
For inquiries about joining our Club, please contact MML President: Charlie G. Boyce h 410-461-5027, c 410-245-8258 Marriottsville . Muzzle Loaders. , Inc. PO Box 1772 Ellicott City, MD 21041-1772 ...
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njjohnson
Sat, 13 Mar 2010 08:00:00 GM
There is a tool available for unloading . muzzle loaders. . It is powered by a co2 like a bb gun uses. Probably a good investment. I am not an expert on . black powder. . Well, I don't know if I would say I am an expert at anything. ...
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Jim Romenesko
ue, 09 Mar 2010 16:21:26 GM
Actually, IronOre, you CAN check if a . muzzle-loader. is loaded by running a cleaning pick down through the nipple (tee-hee) where the cap sits. If there is a ball loaded, you'll run into the . black powder. packed behind it. ...
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Rick Kratzke
Mon, 01 Feb 2010 05:02:00 GM
Maintenance of your . Muzzleloader. : We all know how important it is to keep those smoke poles clean. The . black powder. alone is enough to ruin a perfectly good barrel if not cleaned properly and often. Now there is a lot of products out ...
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Moose
Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:56:12 GM
Black Powder. Season Opens Tomorrow. October 9, 2009. Nothing like . Muzzleloader. Eve as we all sit around and hope that at daybreak tomorrow we see a deer or two under the tree for us. The Eastern part of North Carolina has an earlier ...
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AmmoLand
Sun, 24 Jan 2010 19:41:26 GM
IMPACT . Muzzleloader. A new lower price-point . black powder. rifle engineered with Thompson/Center patented features. Specifically designed for durability and operational simplicity, the new . muzzleloader. is made entirely in the United ...
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Mark Kenyon
Sat, 12 Dec 2009 05:13:06 GM
involved with . black powder. or similar propellants makes this hunt especially exciting for many of us this time of year. So all this being said, I figure I ought to offer my two cents in regards to . muzzleloader. hunting and also share ...
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In the past, black powder muzzleloader season began after the normal rifle and shotgun season ended. "If they have four days off, there will be some hunters ...
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Muzzleloading Pistol Shoot Participants will get a chance to load and fire a muzzleloading pistol in a competitive shoot Targets will be paper targets posted at a moderate distance allowing them to improve their
Can you add a filler to a blackpowder cartridge?
Q. I recently purchased a Sharps rifle chambered for the .45-120 cartridge. I would like to load some light loads for target practice but one cannot leave an airspace between the powder charge and the bullet. So, can I simply add a filler to the top of my powder charge? My thought is that I can put a card wad on top of the powder and then fill the rest of the case with something inert like cornmeal, cream of wheat, etc. I have found nothing in any of my books that addresses this issue ex cept in the case of using fillers in a muzzleloader to improve the seal to get more consistant muzzle velocities. I don't know if this use of fillers applies to blackpowder cartridges. Does anyone have any experience in this area? Note to pathfind: … [cont.]
Asked by CIH(Ret) - Fri Oct 19 08:05:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Cream of Wheat is an old favorite. The grains are uniform and come closest to matching the powder. Another fav is that foam snake junk you find at Lowe's that you pre-fill gaps with before caulking. Addendum: Uniform grains mean uniform pressures and compactability between loads. Cornmeal can often vary from bag to bag and even *inside* the same bag. Uniform grains as close to similar as possible to your powder will tend to remain stratified and unmixed...uneven cornmeal can cause the powder to mix with the meal if the ammo is shaken too much. I had written an article about fillers a couple of years back and posted to the black powder groups but I can't seem to find a copy of it. I'm typing this from memory so excuse any typos...s [cont.]
Answered by randkl - Fri Oct 19 08:35:14 2007
Q. I recently purchased a Sharps rifle chambered for the .45-120 cartridge. I would like to load some light loads for target practice but one cannot leave an airspace between the powder charge and the bullet. So, can I simply add a filler to the top of my powder charge? My thought is that I can put a card wad on top of the powder and then fill the rest of the case with something inert like cornmeal, cream of wheat, etc. I have found nothing in any of my books that addresses this issue ex cept in the case of using fillers in a muzzleloader to improve the seal to get more consistant muzzle velocities. I don't know if this use of fillers applies to blackpowder cartridges. Does anyone have any experience in this area? Note to pathfind: … [cont.]
Asked by CIH(Ret) - Fri Oct 19 08:05:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Cream of Wheat is an old favorite. The grains are uniform and come closest to matching the powder. Another fav is that foam snake junk you find at Lowe's that you pre-fill gaps with before caulking. Addendum: Uniform grains mean uniform pressures and compactability between loads. Cornmeal can often vary from bag to bag and even *inside* the same bag. Uniform grains as close to similar as possible to your powder will tend to remain stratified and unmixed...uneven cornmeal can cause the powder to mix with the meal if the ammo is shaken too much. I had written an article about fillers a couple of years back and posted to the black powder groups but I can't seem to find a copy of it. I'm typing this from memory so excuse any typos...s [cont.]
Answered by randkl - Fri Oct 19 08:35:14 2007
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