Timthinker
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Recently, I have read about lead substitutes for modern cartridge ammo, but I do not recall any mention of these substitutes for muzzleloaders. Has anyone seen this discussion applied to BP firearms? If so, what were the findings?
No doubt, some of this "green" ammo, which has been considered more environmentally friendly than its lead counterparts, could be fired from inline rifles in sabots. But this leaves aside the issue of lead substitutes for caplock revolvers. As I stated earlier, this is a topic that I have not seen addressed by muzzleloading enthusiasts. Hopefully, some of our members can shed some light on this matter.
Timthinker
No doubt, some of this "green" ammo, which has been considered more environmentally friendly than its lead counterparts, could be fired from inline rifles in sabots. But this leaves aside the issue of lead substitutes for caplock revolvers. As I stated earlier, this is a topic that I have not seen addressed by muzzleloading enthusiasts. Hopefully, some of our members can shed some light on this matter.
Timthinker