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Colonel_Bat_Guano
By: Colonel_Bat_Guano On 09/07/2017Why in the world do you have the powder in a WOODEN cigar box? Blowback from those caps could ignite that with a really bad effect. Keep it sealed in a the can, & measure each charge directly then load. The caps should be secured between shots as well. Ideally you should not load at the firing position.
Colonel_Bat_Guano
By: Colonel_Bat_Guano On 09/07/2017Why in the world do you have the powder in a WOODEN cigar box? Blowback from those caps could ignite that with a really bad effect. Keep it sealed in a the can, & measure each charge directly then load. The caps should be secured between shots as well. Ideally you should not load at the firing position.