Ffg in 45 cal

[hortonstn]

Any one use 2f in a 45 rifle with good accuracy?

[stubshaft]

I've tried it in my Vincent and didn't care too much for it.  Never got the accuracy I get with 3F and it left more fouling.

[Standing Bear]

I use FFg in my .36 and .40 flinters both Rifle and pistol. Works well enough to win state championships. Haven抰 had a .45 in over 30 years.

[Skychief]

I do.

[hanshi]

I use mostly 3F for everything but have used 2F in a number of rifles including a .45.  worked about as well as the 3F.

[hortonstn]

thanks ive always used fffg but my supplier is out and i have some ffg
hopefully he will be getting some in soon
where do you guys purchase blackpowder?

[OldMtnMan]

I get mine from Graf's and sons. He has a good price on the powder, shipping, and Hazmat.

[hortonstn]

he's out

[wattlebuster]

powderinc.com  Good folks to deal with

[OldMtnMan]

he's out

They're out of everything. I've never seen that before.

[moleeyes36]

powderinc.com  Good folks to deal with

Two thumbs up for Powder Inc in Arkansas. 

Mole Eyes

[Bob Roller]

I use mostly 3F for everything but have used 2F in a number of rifles including a .45.  worked about as well as the 3F.

I have used 1fg in a bullet gun for a while and got good accuracy.
The gun was the Whitworth/Alex Henry long range rifle and the
bullets weighed a minimum of 485 grains which probably helped with
combustion. Mostly I used 75 grains of DuPont(GOEX) or 75 grains
of Curtis&Harvey"s 1fg which looked exactly like DuPont's 3fg and
gave the same performance and trajectory.
I used only DuPont 3fg in a flintlock rifle,loaded and primed with it
and no problems at all.

Bob Roller