Tennessee Mountain Rifle (Track of the Wolf Build) Part 4 - Browning the Barrel

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  • Опубліковано 16 гру 2024

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  • @thomasozminkowski2589
    @thomasozminkowski2589 17 днів тому

    0000 steel wool between coats worked for me.

  • @thomasozminkowski2589
    @thomasozminkowski2589 17 днів тому

    I did 4 coats and its holding well after several years of club shoots

    • @SMACK3R
      @SMACK3R  17 днів тому +1

      Nice! At some point I've got to see if there are any black powder/ flintlock groups in my area. Theres alot ill need to learn once I get to actually firing the damn thing

    • @thomasozminkowski2589
      @thomasozminkowski2589 16 днів тому

      @SMACK3R just ask. Many knowlegeable people around here. Twist rate will determine projectile. Pathed roundball is great all around. Start with a snug fitting ball/patch combo and a charge equal to the bore .50=50grn. Work your way up. Use real black powder for best results. If you plan on swabbing between shots then sight in that way. Otherwise shoot yiur first 2 shots just to make sure your on paper but as the barrel warms and colkects fouling point of impact will chainge. And so forth.

    • @SMACK3R
      @SMACK3R  16 днів тому

      Yea, what you said☝🏿 heh, im looking forward to getting into all of that for sure. Sounds like good tips

    • @markzimmerman7279
      @markzimmerman7279 2 години тому

      Simulated whale oil from Dixie gun works is pretty good stuff for multiple purposes