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12-19-2016, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric Johanen
Paul, I have been using lubed fiber fillers since I started loading black powder years ago. It does help keep the fouling softer than a dry fiber filler. I did not like the bits of the dry fiber filler blowing back into my face and when I started loading the 2&7/8 10 gauge I kept using the lubed 16 gauge fillers. It really does make a difference with blow back. Give them a try . I think you'd like them.
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What blow back are you talking about, when the birds come in the wind is supposed to be going away from you
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