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May 2019 Monthly Postal Match Results
prairie dog:
BTW, if anyone seriously want tips from my method of shooting and load development I have it posted on my website here;
http://traditionalmuzzleloader.com/index.php/developing-an-accurate-load-for-a-black-powder-muzzleloading-rifle
There is more than one way to skin a catfish, but that's what works for me.
Ohio Joe:
I have your site saved in my favorites, Steve. Next week (after my grandson heads back home) I plan on digging in to it. Looks like some great info there! :hairy
prairie dog:
Thanks Joe,
It's just there to pass along what i've learned from others along the trail.
Nessmuk:
Steve, that's a fine pistol and you do it justice, however, I'm going to keep competing in pistols. You never know, you might have an off day!
prairie dog:
Hey, I am capable of missing at any time.
Seriously, I only compete with my earlier scores. I find if I'm not shooting for score I tend to get worse. Competing makes me try for my best and if I'm getting better I'm happy whether I come in first or last. The postal matches give me motivation or excuse to go shoot at least once a month and reason to work on my off hand shooting. I'm not very happy with my rifle scores so I gotta focus on that. I'm having a time learning to follow through with the flintlock.
I don't know which pistol you are shooting but I found that the most common pistols have the wrong twist. A cut down rifle barrel just doesn't shoot as well as a barrel with a 1-18 or 1-16 twist pistol barrel. That make a huge difference in accuracy.
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