
Posted by james on 4/19/2007, 3:46 pm, in reply to "American Pioneer" --Previous Message--
149.101.1.130
Thanks, Fred. I was wondering about the stuff. Guess I'll stick with 777. The only good thing that I can see about it is that it cleans up very easily. I mean, just run a little warm water into each of the chambers in the cylinder and presto! clean as a whistle.
: AP used to be Clean Shot. The powder was
: available loose or in a round pellet form.
: They where sued into bankruptcy by Hodgen
: the maker of Pyrodex Pellets for paten
: breech. The charcoal ingrediant of the
: powder is derived from burnt orange peels(a
: refuse of the juicing process)! This powder
: is extremely hygroscopic, it absorbs
: moisture from the air very readily! The only
: good I have ever heard of this powder was
: from folks that live in very arid climates,
: Texas,Arizona,Nevada and that being
: seasonally at best! My experiance here in
: the Great Lake region has been,"It
: makes great lawn fertilizer" It's
: junk! I've seen new cans opened where you
: can see one large clump in the middle!
:
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