An introduction to muzzleloading: Part Three
Today we will look at some of the other muzzleloading accouterments that may or may not be absolutely necessary.
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Today we will look at some of the other muzzleloading accouterments that may or may not be absolutely necessary.
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.