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say ron...wana buy a bridge in new york?
hav ah gotta deal fur u! |
Ed - Is there a reason for the inane pseudo southern drivel? How about 21st century language for those of us who did manage to get out of elementary school alive?
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Don’t know what I would do with the bridge you own in New York so going to have to pass on it Ed
I hope you didn’t spend too much for it Might be hard to find someone else with your superior intellect that knows the value of everything even knowing what people paid for something when they never stated it I’m more interested in finding out more about an old shotgun I just bought |
mah opologies tu awl...ceptin fur yankee schul teachers and nuns wid big rulers...
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And yet again, Ed Good proves himself a moron. Woo Hoo!
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Got her all cleaned up now need to get some shells made
Would it be correct to assume that the pressure curve would be the same with pryodex compared to black powder? Would any wad do? Or what would be the best to use? Just looking for the shotgun equivalent of a mouse fart load so balloons at 25’ |
Measure your chambers, as you may find you need 2 1/2" shells.
You can load BP if you want, but RST Lites, or better yet MAXI-LITE are what many of us are shooting in our Twist and Damascus barreled guns. It's an old urban legend that these guns are unsafe with smokeless loads. There's a great article in Double Gun Journal about test-to-failure of these barrels and it was pretty much proven that they are equally strong, barring any serious defects. I have a couple hammer guns. One is a twin to yours, and I am quite comfortable shooting RST ammo. Another benefit to shooting the aforementioned ammo is that you aren't punishing your 120 year old stock. |
Ron, I also have a gun very close to yours with damascus barrels. Also one with Twist steel barrels and I shoot RST ammo through mine with no problems. They are also easy om the shoulder.:corn:
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Thanks going to have to check into rst
But to be honest would like to have the big cloud of smoke like they would have had when new |
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