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JW_Halverson:

--- Quote from: Hawkdancer on September 23, 2020, 12:52:46 am ---Try a 25-30 grain load of 3Fg to start.  A stout elk load with bullets would be 85 gr 3Fg.  I have some .50 cal bullets cast up if you need more.
Hawkdancer

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Sure, send me some of those cast roundballs....I am down to only about 470 from the last time I heated up the pot and broke out the mold!   >:D

Hawkdancer:
Got bullets and round balls, but have to double check how many of each.  Pm me your address and what you need.
Hawkdancer

Stoker:
Nice little rifle. Be a good camp defence weapon. 1 "Warning shot" next one for the bear. Bring it to every shoot and gathering. Someone will have the campfire smoke blow in their direction.  :OK
Thanks Leroy

Hawkdancer:

--- Quote from: Stoker on September 24, 2020, 12:25:31 pm ---Nice little rifle. Be a good camp defence weapon. 1 "Warning shot" next one for the bear. Bring it to every shoot and gathering. Someone will have the campfire smoke blow in their direction.  :OK
Thanks Leroy
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The cost of powder and lead is too high for a "warning shot" - not real sure where that concept came from!!   On the other hand, my pistol is also .58 cal, if the rifle doesn't stop them.  If I have to shoot them I want to be sure they stay shot!
Hawkdancer
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