
Posted by fred on 10/17/2008, 6:46 am, in reply to "Re: 44 cal loads"
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Now that's interesting. I have never heard of anyone using a patched ball in a revolver!
Yes, the ball is oversized so that it cut's or has shaved off a small ring of lead as it's squeezed into the cylinder
--Previous Message--
: .433 patched round lead ball with 20 grains
: (by volume not weight) of Pyrodex P.
: Pyrodex is easier to obtain than black
: powder. Don't use balls sold for a .44
: revolver, they are intentionally oversize.
: As a starter you can use a tight weave
: cotton cleaning patch a a ball patch.
: Saturate the patch with Crisco.
: Look up muzzle loader loading on the web for
: precise instructions. Rifles and pistols
: are loaded much the same.
: --Previous Message--
: I just got a 44cal percussin pistol. I think
: it is a Kentucky (Pedersoli)with no
: paperwork. I would like to know how much
: powder and if I can use a sabot or should it
: be a ball?
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