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Using pyrodex P. I even get hang fires with goex! That tells me i got a burr or something in the breech holding up the powder and not letting it flow. I always do the pump action in a bucket of hot soapy water and also use a 30cal brush to clean out the patent breech. wow that gun of yours came...

Did some off hand shooting today and holy smokes do i need to get away from that lead sled for a good while :eek: Didn't do to horribly bad at 40 yards but still, that sled really lets a shooter forget his form of shooting off hand. Great time though! I shot a cabelas hawken 50cal and didnt...

Robert, yours is perfectly safe as I made the adjustments to it and you even got some paper work telling you NOT to change to different brand of primers once i made the adjustments. This kind of stuff will always happen on forums, all you can go by is the trust in those that work on guns almost...

move on MWP

perfect for round balls and conicals. A bit slow for modern sabots but those bullpups were from the early to mid 90s.

Well now that you said OLD.... LOL.... Im not sure if this was old or not but its a 54cal smoothie buccaneer musket. I think they used a lot of these in Africa and became known as the african trade musket. 80gr 3f goex, .018 and 530" ball, that sucker would hold a 4 1/2" group at 75 yards...

Not all inline break actions on the market will be cleaned this way, some may not have removable firing pins, some may not be able to spray the trigger innards out like I do, this video is just a run down on things you should look for and do on your new break action ML. One of the most important...

Scratches head.... Old? I said Odd :D

fair enough, i will edit my posts to MWP and I ask that he do the same.

I had bought this one at a small gun shop last year just because it was crazy looking and ive never seen one before. They were actually made in Michigan and had excellent barrels on them. Prairie river arms Bull Pup. Walnut stock, 1:48 deep groove rifling. A bit odd to prime and kind of a pain...

Putting this together a little at a time. Bought the stock off ebay and then went to deer creek and bought a 58cal 1:66 twist barrel for it. I will have to have a new dovetail cut for the wedge key as the other 2 that were provided do not line up with my cut out. Tang and rear section of barrel...

New shooters may find the videos helpful. http://gandersmuzzleloadingblog.blogspot.com/p/site-feed-back.html

3 things can happen Nothing Barrel Bulges Barrel Explodes in your face Take the time to swab between each shot when shoot Triple 7, American Pioneer, Goex, Pyrodex. Cracked pellets normally are inconsistent. Pellets for the matter typically suck as they do not allow you the ability to fine...

www.blackhorn209.com for the BH209 QRBP. Installation video: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/OTgQ6nbmq9s?list=UUh-Mwm7N7yLyrm8U1lVsbQg&amp;hl=en_US" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

250gr Powerbelt Aerolite, Winchester W209 primers and 2 whitehot pellets. Swab the bore clean after each shot. Does this Optima have a finger removable breech plug?

The Omega really doesnt need any upgrades but all guns could use a real good cleaning and re-oiling job. Free floating, budding the lug, stuff like that can always be done.

Figure out what you have because BH209 does require a good sealed ignition system and a 209 primer.

What muzzleloader do you have?

check your laws, most states say a muzzleloader only needs to be unprimed to be considered unloaded.

Dannyboy asked "The question I would like an answer to is : even though I have zero issues with ignition as is, would I gain anything by going to a breech plug with a larger diameter flash hole? More complete powder burn, maybe?" And i said no, just de-carbon it with an 1/8" drill bit...