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Ok thanks for the info thus far, let me know if you find anything else.
Ben

Hello,
I'm looking for some information about the Legal Defender conversion kits for .36 Navy style cap and ball revolvers, for those of you who own one, what brands do they fit? It is my...

Ok thanks for this info everyone, I appreciate it.

Hi,
I recently saw this .38 S&W conversion cylinder for sale that converts .36 cap and ball revolvers to shoot the .38 S&W cartridge. It was made in 1978 by Legal Defender inc. I was wondering if...

I love ballistol, it's what I use to clean and lube black powder guns, I usually mix the oil 10/1 with water.

Merry Christmas all!

I've been using a 2:1 mix of Lambs tallow/Beeswax. Recently used a 50/50 Lard/Beeswax for lubing wads, and it was a little to soft during a warm (ish) day, but works fine when it's cold though

Great thread. I just compressed some pucks with flys tool in a vice, hopefully they dry good and hard.

That's a great idea!

I love my walker, such a blast to shoot. You need to get one sometime. If you own other cap and ball revolvers and you get yourself a walker, you have to do some Josey Wales style shooting! The...

Very nice rifle! I passed one up I saw for sale a few months back, and I wish I bought it. Live and learn.
Let us know how it shoots!

Any of you use arbor presses rather than shop presses for compressing the powder into pucks? I'm going build a stronger workbench and mount it to that and use a metal pipe for extra leverage and...

I made some pucks with Flys recommended heaping teaspoon of powder per puck, I didn't get to grind them for over a month, did a few last week and I could snap them with my hand, is it to soft? I was...

Very interesting let us know how it works out

well the seller wouldn't ship, not going to be able to get this gun

Thanks for all your help! So you don't think it's a great deal?

Hi,
I found a muzzleloading shotgun for sale made by 1973 New Light Art Works, Jodhpur India .710 bore (13 ga) used and has not been fired except for proofing for $275, is this a steal? I did some...

Thanks guys, good info

Hey thanks I'll do that!

I haven't. Fly told me to do that as well. I only broke up one puck because my grain mill was grinding the pucks into dust, so I had to order the ceramic coffee bean grinder. The rest of the pucks...

3 minutes? I compressed it as hard as I could, then took the puck out. I was able to break the puck with my hand the next day. I need to put pressure on for a longer time it sounds like.

You can shoot it:bigsmyl2:

Paper cartridges do come in handy.

Right on bud

It works fine, gets the job done. Just started making bp now so I'll be using the real deal from now on