dispatch55126
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I'll be using a flintlock Kentucky this year as I'm letting a first time hunter use my percussion cap Hawkens.
Are there any special precautions I need to take when going from warm to cold and cold to warm environments?
Going from warm to cold shouldn't attract any moisture into my pan but I'm concerned that going from sub-freezing into a warm environment will cause the metal to "sweat" fouling the powder.
I could just unload and clean it whenever I bring it inside but I'm still curious.
Thanks.
Are there any special precautions I need to take when going from warm to cold and cold to warm environments?
Going from warm to cold shouldn't attract any moisture into my pan but I'm concerned that going from sub-freezing into a warm environment will cause the metal to "sweat" fouling the powder.
I could just unload and clean it whenever I bring it inside but I'm still curious.
Thanks.