Black powder primer: Part 2
In this report we continue our brief exploration into black powder. While this is not an airgun subject, it is airgun-related, as you will learn today.
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In this report we continue our brief exploration into black powder. While this is not an airgun subject, it is airgun-related, as you will learn today.
Several readers said they were interested in learning more about black powder, so today we begin.
Today I shoot the RMAC .22 blackpowder breechloading rifle for velocity.
Today I hope to test the velocity of the RMAC .22 caliber breechloading black powder rifle. I say I hope because last time I couldn’t get a buckshot out the barrel.
Today we start loading and shooting the RMAC .22-caliber black powder breech loader.
Today we take a closer look at the .22 caliber breechloading black powder rifle once made by Rocky Mountain Arms Corporation (RMAC) of Utah.
Today we are looking at a remarkable rifle that exists because someone asked, “What if…?”