Posted by old on December 10, 2011 at 16:47:34 from (209.86.226.19):
Well next week end is Black powder/muzzle loader deer season here in Missouri. So the question. I have 2 black powder guns. #1 is a 50 cal rifle cap lock I think you would call it and I have a Navy colt 45cal pistol. So what powder do you use in both. I have both a pound of FFG and and a pound of FFFG powder. Can I use either one in both or do I use one in each. The FFFG has never been open so I am thinking I have been using the FFG in both but it has been a year or more since I have used either one. I do know I use 90 grains in the 50cal and 25 grain is the 45 navy colt. Thanks
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