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Old April 17, 2012, 06:23 PM   #25
Bill Akins
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Join Date: August 28, 2007
Location: Hudson, Florida
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Quote:
Hawg Haggen wrote:
"If I use filler I don't have room for the ball ."
Then you gotta reduce the powder charge a bit to make room Hawg.
But you know that. That's the only drawback of using filler over the powder vs grease over the ball....that you can't use maximum powder charges with filler. But since I always only shoot 22 to a rare max of 25 (at the very most) BP grains in my .44 brass frame, nickel plated 1860's, I always have plenty of room for filler. Nothing I ever shot ever complained that I wasn't using a heavy enough maximum powder charge Most of the time shooting paper, tin cans or pine cones anyway. Saves on my powder too.



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