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31 is a good score for many folks. Way to go Dick.

I know Dick well. Great guy. My comment was simply that he probably couldn't tell you much about the match, he hasn't been there.

If Chip Mate, or Dennis Armistad shoot at that range where you do they can give you good info, as they are regulars at that Phoenix match.

I doubt Dick can tell you much about the match, tried 3 years running to get him to come over and shoot it, but he always had something else going on.

Shot it last year, was planning to go back this year, but had some things come up that are going to interfere pretty badly, so cancelled my campground reservation last week.

Here's a good match where you can shoot silhouette, midrange and long range coming to your neighborhood next month
https://azmuzzleloading.com/index.php/long-range/

Jim using the ceramic media in the tumbler with a dash of dish soap and some limishine, the inside of the case necks come out nice and clean. I think the secret is to not use to much media.

I don't do anything until at home or back at camp. Then deprime toss them into a coffee can, with a dash of Oxyclean fill with warm water. Put the lid on and shake them a bit. Rinse and off to the tumbler they go.

Very little difference between patched and greasers. I find that some patched designs shoot need a few minutes less elevation at long distance and a bit less windage at distance than similar grease groove.

Check the thickness of the brass at the mouth of the case. I had that happen with some starline 38-55 sized to 32-40. The guy I got the rifle and cases from said he was perplexed by it, he could load smokeless and no problems, black powder loads would seperate the cases... After I thought it was pro...

Good to hear they are taking care of it.

I bought it brand new from Hinterland Outfitters, although they got it from Taylors.. The warranty card goes to Taylors You may want to contact Taylor's directly about the problem. They did at one time have their own in house gunsmith. There are a number of good smiths on your side of Montana, so i...

Biggest problem is finding an exporter to send brass to Australia

ww 32-40 brass is pretty hard to come by, but if you can get Hornady 32 special brass over there a quick pass thru the 32-40 die and fireform and your pretty much good to go.

Unless you have an explosives dealer license, selling and shipping that powder would be a pretty good way to play "lets win a chance to go to federal prison"