I have a black powder percussion rifle, but I live in AZ. Since today it hit over 100 degrees I wanted to know if there was a temperature where it will be too hot to safely fire. Any ideas?
Question by CaboverGuy. Uploaded on April 28, 2013
My first cap lock I shot throughout the summer I bought it. It wasn't AZ heat, but hot nonetheless!
Prudence and caution tell us to keep sparks away from true black powder. Other than that, have fun!
My first cap lock I shot throughout the summer I bought it. It wasn't AZ heat, but hot nonetheless!
Prudence and caution tell us to keep sparks away from true black powder. Other than that, have fun!
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Uhhhhh......no!
My first cap lock I shot throughout the summer I bought it. It wasn't AZ heat, but hot nonetheless!
Prudence and caution tell us to keep sparks away from true black powder. Other than that, have fun!
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Uhhhhh......no!
My first cap lock I shot throughout the summer I bought it. It wasn't AZ heat, but hot nonetheless!
Prudence and caution tell us to keep sparks away from true black powder. Other than that, have fun!
Post an Answer