custom 10 gauge paper hulls for black powder
 

I have looked all over your forums for some time now and can't find any source for new paper hulls to use with black powder in 10 gauge. Alas, I have consumed so much other useful information without yet contributing anything and feel as if I owe something back for borrowing from your extensive collective genius.

Thus my small contribution: I have tried these hulls/hull kits and found them to work. If you shoot a lot of black powder in the 10 gauge and hate the clean up of all brass hulls, this is a pretty good option. The pressure seal of the paper against the chamber wall is much tighter than brass and there is no leakage.

Just bringing it to your attention that this is available to anyone who wants a paper 10 ga hull. I roll crimp and melt wax on both the crimp above the shot and about the primer socket before assembly and can attest to it being waterproof as any of our great great grandfathers could have used for duck hunting.

http://mrsparkers10gauge.wix.com/one-page-layout-new

That's very usefull, but if you want to sleep like a baby, spend $40 for a membership in this, the most enjoyable and informative organisation, and I can assure you, you will never know guilt again.

Bill, thanks for sharing - very interesting.

I like the way Mrs Parker "Breaks" open her side by side in the video,,:shock::shock::shock: Don't think I'd want to meet her in a dark alley!!

Tagging so I can find this again. Thanks for the link! http://mrsparkers10gauge.wix.com/one-page-layout-new

Federal shells loaded with black powder sure don't last long. I burned a couple of holes in a hull when shooting down the sicle last year, and that with a pretty light load. May have to switch to a brass hull this winter.

been waiting on you richard to clear the icsicles from the outhouse...charlie