What's the hottest #11
02-25-2009, 04:05 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,519
RE: What's the hottest #11
uld rate her an 11 though.
Anyway, I guess you are talking percussion caps. I have to agree with Gayugad on the std CCIs. I've had a few hangfires with them. The CCI Magnums are pretty goo
Anyway, I guess you are talking percussion caps. I have to agree with Gayugad on the std CCIs. I've had a few hangfires with them. The CCI Magnums are pretty goo
ORIGINAL: bronko22000
I think Marissa Torme is a good 10 - I don't think I would rate her an 11 though.
Anyway, I guess you are talking percussion caps. I have to agree with Gayugad on the std CCIs. I've had a few hangfires with them. The CCI Magnums are pretty good. I also picked up a bunch of Winchester #11 Mags at Walmart at the end of the season for something like $2.50 a tin. I hope they work good cause I grabbed about 5 or 6 tins.
I think Marissa Torme is a good 10 - I don't think I would rate her an 11 though.
Anyway, I guess you are talking percussion caps. I have to agree with Gayugad on the std CCIs. I've had a few hangfires with them. The CCI Magnums are pretty good. I also picked up a bunch of Winchester #11 Mags at Walmart at the end of the season for something like $2.50 a tin. I hope they work good cause I grabbed about 5 or 6 tins.
02-28-2009, 05:06 AM
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Georgia
Posts: 261
RE: What's the hottest #11
I have had good success with CCI standard#11 and with the CCI maginum #11. They are easy to find on store shelves. My advice to you is to use the old ones for practice and try different brands and find which brand your rifle likes best.
If you experience problems with hangfires or misfires you mighttry using regular black powder. It dosen't take as much heat to ignite as some of the black powder substutes.
If you experience problems with hangfires or misfires you mighttry using regular black powder. It dosen't take as much heat to ignite as some of the black powder substutes.
02-28-2009, 06:58 AM
#16
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
RE: What's the hottest #11
If you want to eliminate some of the problem you might consider getting a musket nipple and some musket caps; in some of my inlines I use the in preference to 209 primers and they are very consistent in the Hawken and Renegade. Lee
02-28-2009, 11:02 AM
#18
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: indiana
Posts: 1,621
RE: What's the hottest #11
ORIGINAL: lemoyne
If you want to eliminate some of the problem you might consider getting a musket nipple and some musket caps; in some of my inlines I use the in preference to 209 primers and they are very consistent in the Hawken and Renegade. Lee
If you want to eliminate some of the problem you might consider getting a musket nipple and some musket caps; in some of my inlines I use the in preference to 209 primers and they are very consistent in the Hawken and Renegade. Lee
I got a extra one in the gun room,just in case
