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whats the skinny on this thing

I'm used one before and it's not at easy to get right. It's hard to get long burst like that.

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spend the money do all the paperwork and buy yourself a full auto of any type you want

Even if they were giving them away free, I couldn't afford one. That's about $20 he just fired off right there. Fuck that.

i assumed you reloaded a bunch.shit man who else makes their own black powder?

Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

NO NO NO >>>>>>>FUCK NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are we clear??????????

I pretty much thought that, and don't have a press, anyway. but it was worth a shot.


I can, however, load black powder into metallic cartridges, as long as they're the size of a coffee can or larger. Gonna try to split some wood with some this weekend, just for grins.

assateague wrote:I pretty much thought that, and don't have a press, anyway. but it was worth a shot.


I can, however, load black powder into metallic cartridges, as long as they're the size of a coffee can or larger. Gonna try to split some wood with some this weekend, just for grins.

Be careful. BP is very unstable compared to smokeless powder.

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

dont think it would work in you AR
but for real, you are the only guy i have heard of making your own and thats cool as fuck man

assateague wrote:I pretty much thought that, and don't have a press, anyway. but it was worth a shot.


I can, however, load black powder into metallic cartridges, as long as they're the size of a coffee can or larger. Gonna try to split some wood with some this weekend, just for grins.

the old 40-70's and shit started out black powder. there are a number of them used black powder back in the day

I'm trying to take it to the next level by using a bag of horse manure for the potassium nitrate. I have a burlap sack about halfway full right now. It has to be fresh, and that's the problem, since by the time I get to it it's been sitting in the sun. but if you can get it in the bag fresh, it will be fine to use later. You fill the bag up with fresh manure (this can take a few weeks, just so long as it's fresh when you put it in), then hang the bag from a limb where the sun will hit it, and pour some water in the top. When it dries, it will form crystals on the outside of the burlap, and that is the "pure" potassium nitrate. I'm sure I'll have to fiddle with the percentages, but it would be cool if I could get it to go bang, using nothing more than horse manure and homemade charcoal.

This is what we're going to try this weekend on some big felled maples that have been laying around a while.

assateague wrote:This is what we're going to try this weekend on some big felled maples that have been laying around a while.

Get jr's go pro first...

assateague wrote:This is what we're going to try this weekend on some big felled maples that have been laying around a while.

I think their camera is the same vintage as that tractor

one2many wrote:

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

dont think it would work in you AR
but for real, you are the only guy i have heard of making your own and thats cool as fuck man

just wait til he starts bragging and putting titles on his products

assateague wrote:This is what we're going to try this weekend on some big felled maples that have been laying around a while.

Do you have a brother south of you named Eustace?

3legged_lab wrote:Do you have a brother south of you named Eustace?

Been watching Mountain Men?

Tomkat wrote:

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

NO NO NO >>>>>>>FUCK NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are we clear??????????

I'm pretty sure I have shot black powder out of metallic .357 cartridges before. What's the deal there?

Seriously, I'm not trying to be a smartass. What's the deal?

Weren't the original cartridges filled with black powder? It is a lot lower pressure than modern smokeless right?


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Redbeard wrote:

one2many wrote:

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

dont think it would work in you AR
but for real, you are the only guy i have heard of making your own and thats cool as fuck man

just wait til he starts bragging and putting titles on his products

assateague wrote:This is what we're going to try this weekend on some big felled maples that have been laying around a while.

looks like a great time.i has some big logs laying around right now.i think i need to try this, what could go wrong?

The Duck Hammer wrote:Weren't the original cartridges filled with black powder? It is a lot lower pressure than modern smokeless right?


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yes you are right they were black powder to start.

Bulldog0156 wrote:

Tomkat wrote:

assateague wrote:Can I use black powder in metallic cartridges?

NO NO NO >>>>>>>FUCK NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are we clear??????????

I'm pretty sure I have shot black powder out of metallic .357 cartridges before. What's the deal there?

i think TomKat was talking about running them in a ar15 wouldnt work out so well.
lots of metallic cartridges used black powder

Gotcha.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Do you have a brother south of you named Eustace?

Been watching Mountain Men?

You too?

3legged_lab wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Do you have a brother south of you named Eustace?

Been watching Mountain Men?

You too?

Yep


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one2many wrote:lots of metallic cartridges used black powder

Yup, the .45-70 (and .45-80, 90, 100, 110, 120) literally got their name from being a .45 caliber projectile with 70 grains of blackpowder.

sws002 wrote:

one2many wrote:lots of metallic cartridges used black powder

Yup, the .45-70 (and .45-80, 90, 100, 110, 120) literally got their name from being a .45 caliber projectile with 70 grains of blackpowder.

I dont see ar15 in their names



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