Patched balls with BH209?
I think my 209 adapter came in saturday so i will pick it up tomorrow.
Now i plan on keeping things simple at first with a simple 70gr charge in my 54 cva mtn stalker with the 295gr Powerbelts. Just a starting point. I however want to switch to patched round balls after that. My Question is, What should i lube my patches with? Bore butter built up a nasty scum in my barrel with BH209 so i was thinking something like Barricade or my Hoppes black powder solvent / patch lube. I am using the .018 blue white ticking and a .530 round ball. It loved 90gr American Pioneer 3f but BH209 is gonna be a whole new ball game. |
Have you ever tried SnoSeal?
Maybe it would do the trick :) |
MountainDevil54
Olive oil |
SnoSeal works fine, I used it from '77-2004 or so...I then ran across a recipe for Moose Snot and mixed up a batch...It's basically bees wax, castor oil and a bit of Murphy's oil soap...I mix it a little thicker than SnoSeal as it can get runny in hot weather...
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allrighty i will cut up some patches later tonight and soak up in some olive oil.
Going to try powerbelts first because its supposed to be cold tomorrow. The less i have to fiddle with, the better. |
I'm an olive oil fan also. But I've never seen a post on using Blackhorn with patched balls so you're breaking new ground as far as I know. Who knows how any particular lube will react with Blackhorn. Whatever you try may work fine, or may gum up the works. It will be interesting to see your results.
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true, i guess its just to have to be a learning process.
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I'm curious how the patch will hold up.
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we'll find out! I most likely will have to get some felt wads once i start working up a hunting load. Im not to certain yet where i'll max out on with a round ball load.
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