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Suggested Loads Cont’d...For Use With .54 Cal. T/C RiflesBullets Lubricated with Bore ButterUse No.11 Percussion Cap, Musket Cap orT/C Flint with 4F (FFFFG) Priming Powder.54 Caliber RifleBlack Powder &Maxi-Ball • Maxi-Hunter Loads.54 Cal.Lead BulletWeight (Grains)360-365 GrainLead Bullet430 - 435 GrainLead Bullet530 - 540 GrainLead BulletBlack PowderCharge (Grains)Muzzle Velocity(Feet Per Second)Muzzle Energy(Foot Pounds)90 grs. FFG 1390 F.P.S. 1566 Ft. Lbs.100 grs. FFG 1483 F.P.S. 1783 Ft. Lbs.110 grs. FFG 1551 F.P.S. 1950 Ft. Lbs.120 grs. FFG 1607 F.P.S. 2094 Ft. Lbs.90 grs. FFG 1263 F.P.S. 1541 Ft. Lbs.100 grs. FFG 1345 F.P.S. 1748 Ft. Lbs.110 grs. FFG 1428 F.P.S. 1970 Ft. Lbs.120 grs. FFG 1499 F.P.S. 2171 Ft. Lbs.90 grs. FFG 1218 F.P.S. 1779 Ft. Lbs.100 grs. FFG 1298 F.P.S. 2021 Ft. Lbs.110 grs. FFG 1339 F.P.S. 2150 Ft. Lbs.120 grs. FFG 1396 F.P.S. 2337 Ft. Lbs.Load Shown in Red is MaximumFor Use With .58 Cal. T/C RiflesBullets Lubricated with Bore ButterUse No.11 Percussion Cap, Musket Cap orT/C Flint with 4F (FFFFG) Priming Powder.58 Caliber RifleBlack Powder &Maxi-Ball • Maxi-Hunter Loads.58 Cal.Lead BulletWeight (Grains)555 - 560 GrainLead BulletBlack PowderCharge (Grains)80Muzzle Velocity(Feet Per Second)Muzzle Energy(Foot Pounds)80 grs. FFG 1093 F.P.S. 1486 Ft. Lbs.90 grs. FFG 1149 F.P.S. 1642 Ft. Lbs.100 grs. FFG 1221 F.P.S. 1854 Ft. Lbs.110 grs. FFG 1282 F.P.S. 2044 Ft. Lbs.120 grs. FFG 1331 F.P.S. 2203 Ft. Lbs.Load Shown in Red is Maximum
Assembly And Loading OfT/C Break-O-Way SabotsWhen loading T/C’s Break-O-Way Sabots, make sure that your gun isunprimed, and that your Break-O-Way Sabot has been properly assembled.Failure to assemble and load your sabot correctly could result in the bullet,sabot halves, or woven wool doughnut separating and disengaging fromthemselves. This could result in an air space between the components.Under such a condition, one or more of the components may act as a barrelobstruction and firing can result in a damaged firearm and POSSIBLEINJURY OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS AND DAM-AGE TO PROPERTY.To properly assemble your T/CBreak-O-Way Sabot, position thetwo sabot halves together forming acomplete sabot cup. Press thewoven wool “doughnut” firmly onthe base, allowing the flange to protrudethrough the hole. Your sabotis now ready to accept a .429" -.430" diameter .44 cal bullet. Useonly bullets of these dimensions..429" to .430"BulletSabotHalvesWoven Wool"Doughnut"AssembledSabotUse only bullets measuring .429" - .430" designed for use in .44 caliber pistolsor rifles. Using bullets of lesser diameter may cause the bullet to separatefrom the sabot resulting in a barrel obstruction. Using bullets of largerdiameter could result in difficult loading, or a condition where the sabotis not seated all the way down in the powder charge, resulting in a barrelobstruction. Either case can result in a damaged firearm and POSSI-BLE INJURY AND/OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERSAND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.The photo on page 26 pictures a shooter in the process of loading a muzzleloadingrifle. Study this photo carefully and read all the captions before youproceed to charge your rifle.81
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General Rules for Use andHandling o
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and/or death to the shooter or byst
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Assembly Of YourThompson/Center Muz
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Black PowderAnd Pyrodex ®Make no m
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Black Powder Chart ShowingAppropria
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Chart Showing VariousGrades Of PYRO
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Flint lock models do require slight
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than the cartridge case that is use
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The preceding text is offered in an
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that antimony alloys have less a sh
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and cease to function as a lubrican
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Understanding The VariousRifle Trig
Page 31 and 32: Charging And PrimingThe Muzzleloadi
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Page 37 and 38: PrimingWHEN YOU ARE READY TO FIRE Y
Page 39 and 40: Summary of Charging &Priming Your M
Page 41 and 42: the frizzen is closed and the hamme
Page 43 and 44: into the touch hole. Then fill the
Page 45 and 46: T/C Muzzleloading ShotgunsThompson/
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Page 49 and 50: When charging your T/C Muzzleloadin
Page 51 and 52: Do not prime the firearm until you
Page 53 and 54: Suggested Black Powder LoadsFor T/C
Page 55 and 56: 12 GAUGE SMALL GAME LOADContaining
Page 57 and 58: 12 GAUGE LIGHT HUNTING LOAD FOR STE
Page 59 and 60: Carry the barrel to an area where y
Page 61 and 62: Cleaning YourT/C Muzzleloading Fire
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Page 69 and 70: Statement Of LiabilityThis gun is c
Page 71 and 72: .36 Caliber (128 grs.) A small game
Page 73 and 74: Suggested Black Powder LoadsFor Tho
Page 75 and 76: For Use With .45 Caliber Cherokee&
Page 77 and 78: Suggested Loads For All OtherThomps
Page 79 and 80: Suggested Loads Cont’d...For Use
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Page 85 and 86: For Use With .54 CaliberT/C Muzzlel
Page 87 and 88: Suggested Black Powder LoadsFor T/C
Page 89 and 90: Representative BallisticsFor Black
Page 91 and 92: For Your RecordsImportant Note: For
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