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pineywoods 12-10-2005 10:36 PM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
i like the app sticks myself clean up is abreeze with windex but it seems after about 5 shot i get a missfire like one of the sticks in not igniting.anyone else have this problem?i use two 50g sticks and 185g bullet/sabot

Triple Se7en 12-10-2005 11:21 PM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 

ORIGINAL: pineywoods

i like the app sticks myself clean up is abreeze with windex but it seems after about 5 shot i get a missfire like one of the sticks in not igniting.anyone else have this problem?i use two 50g sticks and 185g bullet/sabot
1)How often are you swabbing?
2)Are you using a bore brush swabbing?
3)How wet are those Windex patches?
4)Do you keep the muzzle pointed downward when wet-swabbing & dry patching?
5)Have you tried firing one 209 primer after swabbing &before loading that stick?

Please answer in numerical order - per question.

pineywoods 12-11-2005 12:25 AM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
1-after each shot
2-no


3-i use a slightly damp patch
4-no
5-yes

Triple Se7en 12-11-2005 07:56 AM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
Switch to a bore brush, dampen the patch more - especially the four corners& only swab after every 2nd shot. The brush gets into the rifling better to remove crud thenwetness with both sides of the following dry patch. It also has a nub at the tip that keeps the bristles from reaching the breechplug face. Jags have a tendency to get right to the plug face. After around 5 shots, a buildup being pushed down after every shot could reach the center fire hole of the plug.

When spraying from a windex bottle, try to leave a small dry spot on the patchat the center point of the patch where the nub of the brush goes. It's not really important with any powders but the sugary base of Pinnacle, APP & Shockeys. That's why your bottle label requests not using anything wet like solvents that don't dry in a hurry.

eldeguello 12-11-2005 08:34 AM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
Thanks for the info, cayugad....

coyote170 12-11-2005 08:42 AM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
What Hookset said is what I have found like it very well and will try
Shockys Gold next!:)

pineywoods 12-11-2005 01:55 PM

RE: American Pioneer Powder: Is it for real?
 
OK thanks for all the help guys


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