That is an absolutely beautiful gun and I would love to build my own some day. I have a .58 Remington 1863 2 band contract rifle and a modern .50 in line.
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That is an absolutely beautiful gun and I would love to build my own some day. I have a .58 Remington 1863 2 band contract rifle and a modern .50 in line.
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10 gr. 4f
I could probably go down to 5 grains, nearly what is in the pan!
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WOW! I didn't know there was such a thing as 4F! Goes to show that I am not very diversified in my experience with BP
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Yep, very fine. It is typically what u charge the pan with on a flinter. Catches easy and very reactive. Good for lighting the main charge. Although in this case I am also using 4f as a charge due to bore size. Less residue to foul. U would not want to charge your typical rifle with 4f as a general rule. (I guess it could be done but the volume would have to be significantly decreased.)
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You bet, much like loading your 44mag cartridges with Trail Boss as opposed to H110.Originally Posted by plastikosmd
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