Torador breeching.

Pukka Bundook · 13th February 2018, 03:54 AM

Steve,

Clay balls is another thing for us to try !

At least clay is cheap. (Ice at present would be cheaper still, but less common in Mughal India most of the time. )

Your finding that manure -(Cow manure or some such) was used as wadding helps an awful lot with the chamber problem, and for the record, I did try this at the weekend and it Does work Very well!

(Dry manure,...not fresh. ) :-)
I know I stated the above in your recent Interesting barrel thread, but wanted to put it here as well for future searches.

Actually, it is all getting very exciting....how readily available most of the loading components are. :-)
As I get down to measuring other chambers, I will keep you posted on volumes and measurements, as close as possible.

Thanks again,

Richard.

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13th February 2018, 03:54 AM	#7
Pukka Bundook Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 803	Steve, Clay balls is another thing for us to try ! At least clay is cheap. (Ice at present would be cheaper still, but less common in Mughal India most of the time. ) Your finding that manure -(Cow manure or some such) was used as wadding helps an awful lot with the chamber problem, and for the record, I did try this at the weekend and it Does work Very well! (Dry manure,...not fresh. ) :-) I know I stated the above in your recent Interesting barrel thread, but wanted to put it here as well for future searches. Actually, it is all getting very exciting....how readily available most of the loading components are. :-) As I get down to measuring other chambers, I will keep you posted on volumes and measurements, as close as possible. Thanks again, Richard.