Powder Comparison

[Fletcher]

Kermit - missed ya at Monroe.  Still use the Marquis as my camp tent.  My 'store' outgrew it.
Using my older big wall tent with extended fly - just have to cover up the 'modern'corners  

[Kermit]

And I'm still shooting all 12 of that dozen arrows I got from you the day of that handoff. Quality, of course, but also amazing I haven't lost or broken even one!

[Muley]

Not even close to on topic.

First class hijack for you boys.  

[sse]

to err is human to forgive is divine

[Muley]

No problem at all. I've been known to do some hijacking too.  

[Hanshi]

Pennies DO make a difference to me; however I don't compete in matches.  I've still got a fair amount of Goex and a good supply of Jacks Battle Powder.  JBP is inexpensive and performs with excellence.  For a premium powder OE is rather inexpensive.  I don't worry over that last 1/4" on a target.  I think OE would be just the thing for pistols and c&b revolvers.  Pressures?  It's all black powder and is safe for those of us who have a lick of sense.  I NEVER worry about my guns blowing up.

[forest]

Well I'm waiting for a new build I'm planing to try OE in it, and use it if it is as I have been  hearing I will be useing it .

[dmills]

I gave the ball size, which gave the caliber.

Old Eynsford is only $1.00 more per pound than Goex. It's a deal.

Where do you find OE?  I don't like to buy online if I can avoid it.

[Muley]

I have to buy it online at Graf and Sons. Nobody within 100 miles even stocks the subs, let alone BP.

[Kermit]

Powder purchasing is one really good argument  for keeping a local BP club alive and healthy, even if a small group that meets sporadically.

[Muley]

I hear rumors that we may have to do a background check to buy BP. One more expense added on top of the Hazmat fee.

[Riley/MN]

Where'd you hear that Pete?

[Muley]

Different articles here and there. It was sparked by the Boston bombing which used BP as the explosive.

Do doubt from some politicians thumping their chest for votes.