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The typical load for a .44 black powder pistol varies depending on the specific firearm and intended use, but it generally ranges from 20 to 30 grains of black powder. Some shooters may use more or less powder based on their preferences or the specific powder type. It's important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and guidelines for safe loading practices. Always ensure proper measurement and safety when handling black powder.
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How much powder do you put in .44 cal single shot black powder pistol?
Follow the recommendations in the owner's manual.
What is the asm black powder pistol 44 cal worth?
50-250 USD
What is a 44 Cal Black Powder Pistol mfg unknown worth?
10 USD or so
How much is a Frederick Remington black powder 44 cal pistol comemoritive rattlesnake?
Depending condition, if gold inlay engraving, about 700 to 1000..
Cleaning procedure Italian black powder 44 caliber pistol?
I have provided a link that explains how to claen it in detail.
What type of black powder do you use in a 44 cal revolver pistol?
Most recommend is 3F powder, either true black powder or the "synthetic" or black powder substitute equivalent and between 25 and 30 grains should due nicely.
How much is a new England collectors antique reproduction of the Frederick Remington black powder 44 cal pistol rattlesnake?
$100-$250. depending on specifics and condition.
What is the code on the bottom of a fllipietta black powder 44 cal pistol?
Impossible to answer without a DETAILED description of ALL markings.
Value of colt 44 black powder pistol made in 1871?
Depending on EXACTLY what you have, a few hundred to tens of thousands.
What is the value of a F llipietta 44 cal Serial 140661?
what is the value of a used fillipietta black powder pistol 44 cal slt #211 024
How much is your navy arms 44 cal black powder pistol worth sn.457032 like new and in a wooden case with glass lid?
50-300 usd
Which powder do you use in 44 cal black powder pistol?
For a 44 cal pistol (not revolver) between 20 and 30 grains of 3F black powder or black powder substitute (like pyrodex or goex pinical) should do the trick. You will have to adjust the load to do what you want and to shoot the distance you want, but that should get you started. The above answer is stupid. Since most black powder pistols ARE revolvers. Fill the cylinder half full or a little more, if you do not want to play around with a grain counter,waste of time.
