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civdef · 2005-08-08 16:18:33

Are there any functioning licenced muzzleloaders in the country at the moment? Black powder imports presumably are tricky, but is pyrodex an alternative?

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08-08-2005 5:18pm

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civdef

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Are there any functioning licenced muzzleloaders in the country at the moment? Black powder imports presumably are tricky, but is pyrodex an alternative?

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#2 08-08-2005 7:44pm
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civdef wrote:

Are there any functioning licenced muzzleloaders in the country at the moment? Black powder imports presumably are tricky, but is pyrodex an alternative?

There is a group in Cavan, can't recall the name at the minute but they were at Emo in June.

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#3 08-08-2005 10:17pm
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Are they working on theatrical type licences?

Considering I spent a day stood beside them at emo (clay pigeon area), I should have remembered them actually!

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#4 08-08-2005 10:47pm
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What's the story with theatrical/living history licences? Is there a different non-propelant powder used?

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