The Dutch Schoultz System
 

Have any of you guys gotten the Dutch Schoultz Black Powder Rifle Accuracy System? If so, is it worth the $15?

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Come on Semi - more details? I guess I am going to have to do my own search. Here is what I found.
http://www.blackpowderrifleaccuracy.com/

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I have wondered the same thing Semi. For 15 bucks how can you go wrong. Why don't you get it and tell us all what you think.:):):)
Art

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I might just do that Flounder. It's less than a box of Gold Dots, and all of the suppliers seem to be out of GDs right now anyway. Several posts on muzzleloadingforum.com call it "the best $15 you'll ever spend".

Sorry Bronko, I should have supplied the link. Did you click on the "Tips"section at the top of that page and read the seven tips helisted? I was particularly interested in what he had to say about "Lead Balls, Relative Weights and Flyers".

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If you want I can go "dutch" with you on it.
Art

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Thanks for the offer Flounder. I think I'll just keep it simple - order it and let you guys know what I think.

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Sounds great Semi, I can't wait to hear how it works out for you. Do you think this guy is serious about expecting you to weigh your balls?

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Yeah, I think he's serious. But he doesn't say whether to weigh them together or separately. :D

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They always make you buy into the program to find out all the details. But if it will help a guys shooting I'm sure it will be worth it.
Art

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semi
Pm me your address and I can send you my copy. I don't need it any more. It is a small collection of articles on working up a load, dry patching, target analysis, making your own short starter,etc,stuff like that.

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Will do Chet. Appreciate it. I'll send it back to you, or pass it on to others, whatever you want.

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I don't know much about that but I weighed a box of Hornady .490 balls last night. There were only 95 in a new box of 100. They ranged from 177.3 to 178.5 gr. I divided them into 2 groups. I ended up with 42 that were between 177.3 and 177.9 and 53 that were between 178 and 178.5. He thinks you should keep them within 1/2 gr of each other.. For hunting it doesn't really matter. For target or Rondy shooting it can make a difference. The biggest thing I found out from the info was how much difference there is in measuring patches. Some compress a lot more than others. Mic-ing them regular and compressed can make a big difference in accuracy. Oh well that's enough. You can wait to get the mail to find out the rest:D

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Chetmarks was kind enough to send me his copy of the Schoultz system. It's a total of 28 pages (8.5 x 11") of material directed at achieving round ball accuracy. Much of it will be "I knew that" kind of stuff for experienced round ball shooters - working up a load, loading consistency, wiping between shots,patch thickness, etc. - but the emphasis he places on patchlubrication and weighing balls was pretty interesting. I would think the package would be pretty usefulto anyone just getting in to shooting patched balls.

I asked Chet if he wanted it back or whether I should pass it along to others, and he said to pass it along.

So, who's next?? If you want to read it PM your mailing address to me. If I get more than one reply I will send it to the first one and includethe addresses of the others so it can beforwarded alongto each onein turn.

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I prefer the Doc White system. :D

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Yeah, but that system hasno balls. :D