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Brotherlloyd, 'Triple Seven 3fffg'. I'vd shot it for years. It work's real well in everything from the North American Arms little .22 Magnum mini-revolver right on up through the '49's, all the .44's and the .45 caliber inlines....
GotC - have you used 777 as a flintlock primer charge? I've never met anyone who made it work in that application.
7f is a fireworks granulation. It does work well as a primer in a flintlock; it's harder to find than 4f, however. An excellent alternative to 4f is Swiss NullB.
Mr. MyKeal, no sir I have not. I'vd only fired it (Triple Seven 3fffg) as a primary charge. I was merely trying to inform Brotherlloyd since he has asked me a few questions here and there about what sort of charge I fired in the '49 and evidently was unfamiliar with Triple Seven. As I mentioned in my previous post I was referring to Triple Seven 3fffg, a substitute I prefer to the Holy Black. Sorry if I misled....
Aren't the super fine granulations of black powder more prone to absorbing moisture from the air?
If they are, then they might not always perform better such as during very humid or wet weather.
Back in the day, when loading muskets, they used the same coarse Fg powder for the main charge and the priming charge. In my experience 3Fg works fine.
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