DUNKS
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I guess you must be thinking of a muzzle loader or even a flintlock. I shoot cartridges and they are almost as fast as a Nitro cartridge.
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No I load Standard hulls, they are quite cheap to buy ready primed.
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Wise words!
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Thanks. Thomas Wild around 1910. Hand made in Birmingham. Two and a half inch chambers 28 inch fluid steel barrels black powder only proofed. Rebounding locks. Barrels are good. I intend it to be my black powder gun. As Mr Wild died around 1897 the gun would have been made by Rowland Watson. The name Wild was kept on for a few years. Lovely to shoot original black powder from a black powder gun. The boom, foot of flame and smoke. Lovely it's what shooting is all about.
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Unfortunately not.
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Hadfield shooting import the guns. I am sure he will have chokes. Nice guns!
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Next generation of biodegradable plastic wads
DUNKS replied to rbrowning2's topic in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading
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I cant!
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They just about wrecked my watch. Very sloppy service. Bad senior management attitude
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Wisemans Birmingham.
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Do let us know how you get on Mr best. I am in a mood to load a few more. There is talk of a punt gun day over the big lake. NOW THATS BLACK POWDER WITH A VENGEANCE!
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I would think the on line sales sites would be your best bet.
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😁😁
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Thanks I tried 60grains of ffg and 24 grams of shot but found it to be a bit gentle at around 900fps I now load 70grains and 28grams of shot. Lot more exiting and seems faster I use standard Lyalvale hulls. I see that on the USA websites these loads are considered "light weight" they use considerable more powder.
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Now now. It's Christmas. Good will to all men. Even folk who own modern guns.😁
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Thanks Mr Figgy that does sound like a plan. I did once see a youtube "American" of a loading machine with a settable gauge on the wad rammer seemed a good idea. Cant find it again of course. JUST SEEN THE SIMPLE ANSWERE. A block of wood under the final crimp head. Set at the correct height. Why the heck did I not think of that.
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THANKS. I am loading black powder which is compressible and it's easy to get a variable wad height. Especially with a large felt wad. I do need a tool which will give me a constant height. Thank you for your help though.
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Hi what's the best reasonably priced reloading tool for 12g which incorporates an adjustable preload on the wads. I have a lee auto load but have trouble getting the wad pressure constant for a perfect crimp. Any suggestions please.
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I think the one I saw price reflects the fact that it actually could be over 100 years old and unshot. All original finish. A real collectors item.
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All day but my upside downer does break clays and it's mine.
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It's gorgeous Mr Best Just up your street!
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Just had one of these beautiful guns in my hands .Turn of the century and in almost unshot condition. Came out of a guys collection. So slender in the wrist and the finest Damascus I have ever seen. Problem is I don't have £11,000.