October Country Muzzleloading

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1. Formed leather pan primer

   Posted by H2o on 28th Aug 2023

   Very nice! I’m going to buy another one. Quality is excellent.

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2. Great primer powder flask for flintlocks

   Posted by Unknown on 13th Jan 2023

   I really like this hard leather black powder priming flask. It looks like a miniature version of a hard leather ball flask I use on rendezvous trail shoots. It dispenses an adequate amount of powder in the pan without the need for two or three presses of the valve. The wide body of the primer makes it very easy to handle and the holes on both sides near the top of the flask allow for a thin neck strap to be attached.

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3. These ramrods are great at the range and on the rendezvous rifle trail.

   Posted by Unknown on 13th Jan 2023

   I think these ramrods are great because of both their appearance and their construction. I carry one in a leather sword-like scabbard I had made for use on squirrel trails at rendezvous. I use a 32 cal rifle on those trails and I don’t trust the strength of the thin wooden ramrods that are fitted on those rifles. The antler grip fits in with the period looking accoutrements seen at these kinds of activities and is very comfortable. The rod is made of brass which will not damage the bore and each one includes a muzzle protector.

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4. Not a flinter? Buy it anyway!

   Posted by Robert Tipton on 3rd Dec 2022

   This charger is functional and will look perfect hanging from your possibles bag. I bought one for my flinter buddy and one for my percussion rifles. I teach traditional muzzle loading to a group twice a year and newbies will eventually load patch & ball without powder. Remove the nipple, use this charger with 4f to fill the fire channel, reinsert nipple, add cap and pop the ball out! You guys at October Country nailed it on this flask!

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5. Not a flinter? Buy it anyway!

   Posted by Robert Tipton on 3rd Dec 2022

   This charger is functional and will look perfect hanging from your possibles bag. I bought one for my flinter buddy and one for my percussion rifles. I teach traditional muzzle loading to a group twice a year and newbies will eventually load patch & ball without powder. Remove the nipple, use this charger with 4f to fill the fire channel, reinsert nipple, add cap and pop the ball out! You guys at October Country nailed it on this flask!

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6. Pan primer

   Posted by Eugene Nigro on 23rd Aug 2022

   Have'nt used it yet, but does seem to be solidly built. Besides, its really neat

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7. nice leather primer

   Posted by George on 12th Apr 2022

   This is the updated primer with the scew in opening. It's much easier to fill.

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8. Must Have

   Posted by Robert Wight on 5th Apr 2022

   Fast easy, puts out the right amount. Excellent quality.

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9. Love this primer

   Posted by MRG on 2nd Nov 2021

   This is a great primer. It matches perfectly with the hard leather bullet ball flask I have and it holds plenty of powder. It’s perfect for hanging around the neck and quite sturdy. It should last a long time. Such a great find!

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10. Just what the doctor ordered

    Posted by Brian S on 4th Aug 2021

    Haven't been shooting alot but i am liking the primer when I do. It's very handy.

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