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Loading and Shooting Procedures (cont’d)

WARNING! TRIPLE SEVEN

Powder is NOT intended to be used as a volume-to-volume

replacement for black powder or PYRODEX

. To obtain similar velocities and pressures as black powder

or Pyrodex

powder, you must decrease the volume of Triple Seven

powder by 15%. Thus, on a volumetric basis,

to replicate the same pressure and velocity of a 100 grain black powder or Pyrodex

load, you must calibrate your

volumetric powder measure to 85 grains for Triple Seven

WARNING! The use of ANY quantity of smokeless gun powder in this muzzleloading firearm

will produce dangerously high pressures which WILL result in serious injury or death to the

shooter and bystanders, and damage to the fir

earm.

Black powder is available in four powder grain sizes which are identified by a series of ‘F’s’ marked on the

container. 2F or FFg is used in .45 caliber or larger guns.

This is the granulation recommended for use

in this muzzleloading rifle. Do not use any other granulation

PYRODEX

is available in two grain sizes identified by an ‘RS’ or ‘P’ on the container.

PYRODEX

RS – Stands for Rifle and Shotgun powder and is designed for use in all calibers of percussion type

muzzleloading rifles and shotguns.

PYRODEX

RS is recommended for use in this muzzleloading rifle.

Do not use PYRODEX

P or any other designation.

Triple Seven

FFG Is designed for use in all calibers of percussion type muzzleloading rifles and

shotguns. TRIPLE SEVEN

FFG is recommended for use in this muzzleloading rifle.

WARNING! ONLY 2F OR FFG Black Powder, PYRODEX

RS, or TRIPLE SEVEN

FFG should

be used in this rifle.

This muzzleloading rifle is designated for use with a maximum powder charge of 150 grains of

FFG Black Powder, Pyrodex

RS loose powder or 130 grains Triple Seven

FFG loose powder.

Pelletized Propellants

Pryodex

and Triple Seven

propellants are available in either 30 grain or 50 grain pre-measured

pellet form and are intended to produce similar velocities and pressures as the same volume of the appropriate

granulation of black powder or Pyrodex

. Thus, two 50 grain Pyrodex

or Triple Seven

pellets will produce

pressures and velocities equivalent to a charge of 100 grains of black powder or Pyrodex

powder.

This muzzleloading rifle is designated for use with a maximum three (3) 50 grain pellet

propellant charge of Pyrodex

or Triple Seven

50 caliber pellets.

WARNING! Never exceed the maximum powder charge for this muzzleloading rifle.

Failure to comply with any of these warnings could result in serious personal injury or death

to the shooter or bystanders and damage to the firearm.

Selecting the Projectile.

Note: Only use projectiles designated for use in

muzzleloading fir

earms.

Ther

e are three projectile types

types that can be fir

safely and accurately in this rifle. They are the saboted

conical, the lubed conical and the patched r

ound ball.

(See

Picture 13).

Picture 13

Saboted Conical

Lubed Conical

Round Ball