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I use a TC Hawkin,but have a 1-28 Green Mountain barrel,shoots well with Maxi's.If you get a slower twist ie yard sale etc,try a lee hb minnie,which are designed for slower twists. Good Luck Free Advice is just that but.... find a slug that works and then get mold,cheaper
The original Enfields had a "slow" twist, 1:56 (iirc), yet were reknown for good accuracy with minnie type conicals. I:48 will work, and so will faster. Pedersoli sells a Jaeger with a 1:24
The most "accurate shooting" of all the Enfields was the P-58 Enfield Naval Rifle.(And the P-60 "Army" Version of the same) Both rifles had .577 caliber barrels with 5 lands and grooves along with "Progressive Depth" rifling which worked wonderfully with Minie Balls (Conicals.)
If possible, pick up a replica Parker-Hale Naval Rifle because they are the best of the lot. They are occasionally available on Gunbroker, etc because Paraker-Hale is not out of business. Pedersoli is now advertising Naval Rifles on their website although I doubt that any have been imported into the U.S. yet.
Both my son and I have shot deer with .577 caliber Minie Balls-they go down as if they were hit by a freight train!
Hey-what would you expect from a bullet that is .577 Caliber BEFORE IT STARTS TO EXPAND!
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