I’ll take the 68 grain Hornady BTHP, the 69 grain SMKs, and the 140 grain SMKs, and the 168 grain Hornady BTHPsfor a total of $100. I’ll send a PM to get shipping figured out.
Utah, can you charge those off of the case, or do they need to be plugged into an outlet to charge? How long does a charge last?
Did you try any other kinds before these that you can compare them to, and how well does the wind management work?
Thanks, Neil
I usually don't do this, but I feel the need to weigh in. I've had and still have both in-line and Lyman rifles.
Maybe I'm lucky (that'll be a first), but I've never had a challenge getting a muzzle loader to shoot well enough to go hunting with. For me, that's whitetail hunting here in Iowa...
No such thing as absolute silence for me due to severe tinnitus. Audiologist said shooting a lot of 22lr when I was a kid is the likely cause. No ear pro, dad said the 22 was quiet enough you didn’t need it.
I didn’t even realize it wasn’t normal until quite a few years ago, during a time when...
I've cast pistol bullets using wheel weights, but I recall reading somewhere that wheel weights aren't pure lead and are too hard to deform and allow them to be pushed down a muzzle loader barrel. Just looking to understand if LRB's can be cast from straight wheel weights.
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Another note when using OneShot - you need to make sure you have good coverage, but probably more important is s that you give it plenty of time for the solvent to dry.
If you immediately ran it back into the die after turning the sizer down another 1/8 of a turn without relubing it, that co7ld...
Redmt,
Having to smack your bolt open is almost always a sure sign of over pressure. Check your primers on fired rounds. Do you have velocity measurements of the ones you’ve shot that are sticking?
Did you develop the load when it was cooler and shooting them now when it’s hot?
I’d consider...