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buckeye 17-Feb-24
Jaquomo 17-Feb-24
4nolz@work 17-Feb-24
buckeye 17-Feb-24
fdp 17-Feb-24
buckeye 17-Feb-24
4nolz@work 17-Feb-24
4nolz@work 17-Feb-24
fuzzy 17-Feb-24
Stephengiles 17-Feb-24
From: buckeye
17-Feb-24
I'm really interested in getting into muzzleloaders. Specifically percussion cap style. Couple questions,, a 38 caliber is the smallest I can use on deer here in Ohio, can I use this on squirrel without blowing them into smithereens? I'm guessing I'm going to have to get two calibers, a 32 for squirrels and a 50 for deer, more the merrier right? I want to cast my own round balls and at some point experiment with making my own powder.

Can anyone recommend a good kit and or supplier for lead, powder and such? I think a kit would be a fun build.

From: Jaquomo
17-Feb-24
Themuzzleloadingforum.com

From: 4nolz@work
17-Feb-24
I come here to talk politics not guns :)

From: buckeye
17-Feb-24
I know it's not bowhunting, my apologies.

From: fdp
17-Feb-24
Check out Dixie Gun Works.

From: buckeye
17-Feb-24
Thanks Frank

From: 4nolz@work
17-Feb-24
I haven't looked in awhile but there used to be a huge excellent forum called grey beard outdoors

From: 4nolz@work
17-Feb-24
I looked it's still there but much more than muzzleloaders now

17-Feb-24
"I come here to talk politics not guns"

is there a difference? :)

From: fuzzy
17-Feb-24
Woof!

From: Stephengiles
17-Feb-24
People use 40 caliber for both with much success. If you enjoy them like I do save your pennies for a smoothbore flinter in .62 and you can add turkey to the list.

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