Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: 10thumbs on November 24, 2020, 07:36:26 PM
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Cute little ball bags with no seams. [ Invalid Attachment ]
Not too lucky for the kangaroos, but with as many of them as they've got, nobody's gonna get too worked up about a few of 'em's personal problems.
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I think I have one or two of those hanging around myself. Straight from the Land of OZ.
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You guys are a HOOT...
Really? a Seamless BALL (?) bag...
PO' li'l Kangaroo ne'r done nuttin to you boys! :lol sign
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Do they hold more then two balls? :Doh! :laffing
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Do they hold more then two balls? :Doh! :laffing
Visually speaking only, they appear to be sizeable "bags" so I'd guess even bigsmokes large caliber weapons might hold a few but you make a great point! :Doh! :bigsmile: :luff:
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Do they hold more then two balls? :Doh! :laffing
Visually speaking only, they appear to be sizeable "bags" so I'd guess even bigsmokes large caliber weapons might hold a few but you make a great point! :Doh! :bigsmile: :luff:
:toast :laffing
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Do they hold more then two balls?
Not originally.
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Original caliber must've been HUGE!
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Do they hold more then two balls?
Not originally.
:lol sign
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Well, I don't know how these stack up to what was in the pouch originally, but here are a few of the sizes I used to shoot.
(https://i.ibb.co/4NtvKq9/IMG-7138.jpg) (https://ibb.co/RHbrYFZ)
For example, the ball on the left is a .530; next one is a .820 (8 bore) and the far right is .980 (4 bore).
The 4 bore had been shot through four 25 pound clay blocks and then dug out of about a foot of frozen ground. I think I cast it out of wheel weights. I seem to recall having a few of these that were unfired, but God only knows where they have disappeared to. As I recall, one had to heat the lead up pretty hot to get it to cast right, it weighs about 1,450 grains.
That's all I got for now.
John (Bigsmoke)
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Well, I don't know how these stack up to what was in the pouch originally, but here are a few of the sizes I used to shoot.
(https://i.ibb.co/4NtvKq9/IMG-7138.jpg) (https://ibb.co/RHbrYFZ)
For example, the ball on the left is a .530; next one is a .820 (8 bore) and the far right is .980 (4 bore).
The 4 bore had been shot through four 25 pound clay blocks and then dug out of about a foot of frozen ground. I think I cast it out of wheel weights. I seem to recall having a few of these that were unfired, but God only knows where they have disappeared to. As I recall, one had to heat the lead up pretty hot to get it to cast right, it weighs about 1,450 grains.
That's all I got for now.
John (Bigsmoke)
Good heavens! Either of the larger 2 would put me on my arse!