Author Topic: Triple seven (Read 716 times)

Good time Charlie · « **on:** November 02, 2003, 02:12:53 AM »

I am in love with triple seven! I had heard much about it being more potent than the other s, so I was ready for that. The clean up is what sold me. It is without a doubt the easiest cleanup there is!

Swany · « **Reply #1 on:** November 03, 2003, 11:41:00 AM »

Kinda like black powder on steroids tried some and liked it, the reason, because of the 9/11 thing a local supplier is quitting after 40yrs. Shame. But figured if I was going to something in the replica, may as well try the latest and greatest. Thing was that impressed me, the stuff does go off fast, and same pt of aim, for a 60gn Patched round ball load, I have to reduce by 1/2 to 30gns for the same pt of impact at 25yds. So that is what I will use if I can not get black.

jschance · « **Reply #2 on:** November 06, 2003, 08:16:24 AM »

OK, here's a question I've got for an experienced Triple 7 user.

I've got an older .45 caliber CVA percussion rifle I'm using for deer hunting. I've cast up a bunch of TC Maxi-balls and need to know what kind of lubricant to use on them.

Should I use a conventional lube, such as 50/50 Beeswax/Crico lube or can I use something like a Lee Tumble lube on them?

johnt · « **Reply #3 on:** November 07, 2003, 02:08:48 PM »

jschance :grin: using t7 or goex or swiss or,,?? ain't got alot ta do with lubin a maxi in a slow twist barrel

How bout' postin a new topic with the same question an tell us what powder your usin, and what kind of results your previous shooting has been an such like that :-) . Plenty a folks are more than willing ta help, just need more info

YMHS,tacks