history. How many folks these days get capped with a Cap & ball revolver? I figure it would really be nasty, that charcoal and sulfur ball, with all the smoke and fire, and a bit of lard for good measure.
I've had my BP sixgun go supersonic with some loads making that "crack" rather than a boom. I figure they work better today than they ever did. You only have to ALWAYS remember to snap a cap or two after cleaning and prior to loading. That lube will sure kill a cap/nipple channel.
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Brinell Hardness
- Tom, 2019-09-03, 06:48
- late add on but bullet fit is pretty much - Lynn, 2019-09-04, 06:39
- Yes. Probably. Maybe. Or No. But not necessarily - ChrisG, 2019-09-03, 09:04
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Lots of factors involved in that question...
- Huey, 2019-09-03, 07:02
- HUEY IS TOTALLY RIGHT!!! ALSO - JT, 2019-09-03, 07:33
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Huey is right. It's probably ok at modest speeds.
- WB, 2019-09-03, 07:21
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Pure Lead Balls from a sixgun
- Jim Taylor, 2019-09-03, 08:43
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You superficially told me that story once. It probably made
- WB, 2019-09-03, 10:33
- It was pretty bad ... - Jim Taylor, 2019-09-03, 10:41
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You superficially told me that story once. It probably made
- WB, 2019-09-03, 10:33
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Pure Lead Balls from a sixgun
- Jim Taylor, 2019-09-03, 08:43