For very dry conditions and shooting PP, I use 3 wet patches and 2 dry, and chamber mop.
That’s proven the most accurate, with PP.
I have fouled to the point of 3 damp patches were needed in my 40-70 with grease groove bullets.
The patches will tell you all you need to know.
KW
.45-110 load for a newbie
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Kenny Wasserburger
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Re: .45-110 load for a newbie
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Re: .45-110 load for a newbie
Kenny Wasserburger wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 1:18 pm For very dry conditions and shooting PP, I use 3 wet patches and 2 dry, and chamber mop.
That’s proven the most accurate, with PP.
I have fouled to the point of 3 damp patches were needed in my 40-70 with grease groove bullets.
The patches will tell you all you need to know.
KW
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