With practice and good loading you can kill a squirrel at 75yards with a .32
 
I have a .32 Flint and I can split business cards at 15 yards with it, golfballs
at 25 yards are a lot of fun to shoot as well.
 
Mine shoots a .310 ball pillow tick patch and 10-15 grains of swiss depending on
what I am doing. I prime the pan with 3 grains GOEX 4f and use black english
flints.
 
Figgure out how to get closer to the squirrel and shooting will be much easier
;)





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rather sliding in sideways, totally worn out, screaming - "HOLY COW MAN, WHAT A
RIDE!"

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--- On Thu, 12/18/08, tedvav <tedvav@...> wrote:

From: tedvav <tedvav@...>
Subject: [Muzzleloaders] .32 cal range?
To: Muzzleloaders@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 1:15 PM






Anybody shot a .32 cal or have knowledge of them. The local sporting
goods store in town has a Traditions Crockett for $279.
I am specifically interested in the range and accuracy. I want to use
it to shoot ground squirrels this spring. A 75 yd shoot is common.


















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