I was out of fffg Goex only had ffg. Lots of flame from
I prefer Goex over others. For anything .45 and under, pistol or rifle, I use 3f. 2f for larger bores. I HAVE used 3f for my .50 longrifle with good results. It is not really a safety issue, just an accuracy issue. Quite a few match shooters have had excellent results with the Swiss blackpowder. It does burn a bit wetter, that is the fouling is slicker. You can also get slightly higher velocities. Not enough to matter in my opinion. Goex is very consistent and is American made. It is the old Dupont powder but now made by Goex. It is about as close to the old time stuff as you are ever going to get.
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- Is it Windex w vinegar or ammonia for black powder clean up? -
E.Sisk,
2012-01-13, 15:49
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- Is it Windex w vinegar or ammonia for black powder clean up? - John D, 2012-01-13, 16:23
- Hot ,soapy water works great as well. - Rob Leahy, 2012-01-13, 16:50
- Vinegar! - cas, 2012-01-13, 17:05
- Thanks guys, had both under the kitchen sink, and brainlock -
E.Sisk,
2012-01-13, 18:35
- Thanks guys, had both under the kitchen sink, and brainlock - uncowboy, 2012-01-14, 02:26
- Is it Windex w vinegar or ammonia for black powder clean up? -
Jhenry,
2012-01-14, 09:23
- I was out of fffg Goex only had ffg. Lots of flame from -
erssk,
2012-01-14, 23:25
- I was out of fffg Goex only had ffg. Lots of flame from -
Jhenry,
2012-01-15, 08:45
- Switching to KIK. - cas, 2012-01-16, 17:15
- I was out of fffg Goex only had ffg. Lots of flame from -
Jhenry,
2012-01-15, 08:45
- I was out of fffg Goex only had ffg. Lots of flame from -
erssk,
2012-01-14, 23:25