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Twin 58 caliber I like the twin .58 caliber The options are: both sides 20 gauge smooth bore One side 20 gauge smooth bore, One .50 caliber rifled both sides .50 cal rifled both sides .58 caliber rifled I would get the twin .58 rifled, it has the thickest barrels. You can shoot shot...

Ballistics for 3 different rounds Cartridge (weight + type) MV (fps) V @ 200 yds ME (ft lb) E @ 200 yds .30-30 Win. (150 FP) 2390 1605 1902 858 .30-30 Win. (160 EVO) 2400 1916 2046 1304 .30-30 Win. (170 FP) 2200 1619 1827 989 Here is info on the Hornady round -...

Here is the Muzzle Velocity, Velocity at 200yds, Muzzle Energy, and Energy at 200 yds. Basically, a Muzzleloader is nowhere near a modern rifle. The very best custom Muzzleloaders - http://www.badbullmuzzleloaders.com/x_series.htm is 3100fps using smokeless powder are different, but the The...

large grain they have some powder as big as BB's or 0 buck shot. The numbers are screen holes per inch. so the biggest are 1/3 of an inch. GRADE MESH RANGE FA 3 - 5 2FA 4 - 12 3FA 10 - 16 4FA 12 - 20 5FA 20 - 50 6FA 30 - 50 7FA 40 - 100 Meal D + 50 Fine Meal + 100 X-Fine...

I would use the small ones, either 200 or 250 grain, and you can get the lead almost anywhere, once you melt it, it looks all the same. I get it from the range, old car batteries, or the very best is from dental xray film. The dentist will actually tear out the lead after use as a hazmat issue...

I would use a 30 grain triple 7 pellet. It will be the hottest load without unburned powder leaving the barrel. You can fill the cylinder and be safe with BP, it just blows fire and unburned powder out the barrel. You will not see a video of a gun blowing up using BP. I have shot so many...

fill it with hot water. If still stuck, boil it.

I would shoot out a 2-patch load I have never seen a CO2 rescue work, seen it tried twice

Check Cabelas or Dixie

not legal the device would certainly be a destructive device or an AOW

Apply food-grade phosphoric acid, you can get it at a hydroponic store, then gun or sewing machine oil

When you see a real gun, not a replica, the bluing looks like there was very little rust when the phosphoric acid was applied, so it Is a very light blue. So, forget the acid step where you rust the **** out of it, just use the bluing on a relatively clean white barrel

One will be modified, and the other is open

I recommend the thinnest layer of super glue gel . That's how I build my kits.

use on any cap gun, if they are loose, just smash them a little