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<blockquote data-quote="muzzyhunter" data-source="post: 312422" data-attributes="member: 1093">The type of propellant you use will depend on the type of gun you buy.Caplocks and flintlocks will probly be Goex blackpowder or pyrodex,Pyrodex would be my choice of the two,easier ignition and way cleaner.I use 777 in my Hawken,but have changed the nipple to a magspark,which allows for 209 ignition.#11 precussion caps wont make 777 go boom all the time.777 is cleaner burning yet and easier to clean.All of these are cleaned with water base solvents or hot soapy water.I use the 777 cleaner and windex and qtip for the hard to reach spots cleans great.For inlines 777 or Blackhorn 209 would be good choices.Blackhorn is the cleanest burning substitute,but also the hardest to ignite,and not all inlines are designed to shoot it.Nice thing about BH209 is it cleans with regular gun cleaners and you can put alot more shots through it before cleaning.I use loose powder only,i have never seen an increase in accuracy with pellets,sticks or any of that other crap.Pre measuring powder into speed loaders is probly way quicker anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="muzzyhunter, post: 312422, member: 1093"] The type of propellant you use will depend on the type of gun you buy.Caplocks and flintlocks will probly be Goex blackpowder or pyrodex,Pyrodex would be my choice of the two,easier ignition and way cleaner.I use 777 in my Hawken,but have changed the nipple to a magspark,which allows for 209 ignition.#11 precussion caps wont make 777 go boom all the time.777 is cleaner burning yet and easier to clean.All of these are cleaned with water base solvents or hot soapy water.I use the 777 cleaner and windex and qtip for the hard to reach spots cleans great. For inlines 777 or Blackhorn 209 would be good choices.Blackhorn is the cleanest burning substitute,but also the hardest to ignite,and not all inlines are designed to shoot it.Nice thing about BH209 is it cleans with regular gun cleaners and you can put alot more shots through it before cleaning. I use loose powder only,i have never seen an increase in accuracy with pellets,sticks or any of that other crap.Pre measuring powder into speed loaders is probly way quicker anyway. [/QUOTE]

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