Failed @ Shooting PRB's
#14
RE: Failed @ Shooting PRB's
UC
ya i no - but dey woant let ya shoot conicals at dare gongs eyz all done asked dat...
I started shooting muzzleloaders using patched balls but quickly learned the value of conicals.
#17
RE: Failed @ Shooting PRB's
yooper
Well, I certainly got a start at it yesterday - but even though I couldn't get it to shoot the way i wanted - it was still fun - but man that pyro stinks...
Composting with the scattred cloth
#19
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
RE: Failed @ Shooting PRB's
Sabotloader, with a pitted barrel I would suggest some things, use at least 20 gr corn meal it keeps the patch from being blown at the pitts, a heavy load of slow burning powder, why? because its the way it has worked for me.
A really tight combination of patsh and ball allways shoots better as long as its not so tight it cuts the patch.
as far as I am concerned there is only two good patch materials split deer skin and and heavy ticking.
I dont care what they say about bore butter nothing works better for patch grease. Lee
A really tight combination of patsh and ball allways shoots better as long as its not so tight it cuts the patch.
as far as I am concerned there is only two good patch materials split deer skin and and heavy ticking.
I dont care what they say about bore butter nothing works better for patch grease. Lee
#20
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Posts: 5,180
RE: Failed @ Shooting PRB's
This isnt exactly perfect but it was close to a bulls eye @ 50 yards with the kentucky flintlock.
Heres the patches from today. T7 did a better job @ 50 yards than pyrodex. 3 holes in one. Scroll to the right to see the pyro p patch.
Heres the patches from today. T7 did a better job @ 50 yards than pyrodex. 3 holes in one. Scroll to the right to see the pyro p patch.