Last edited by P.Altland; 06-14-2020 at 05:57 PM.
Paul Altland
21st Va. Md Guard Co. B
Mr Altland is correct. There is a error in Rule 22.1c.
In August 2017 a motion was made to include single-shot (smoothbore) pistols. That motion was defeated. Resoundingly.
When I updated the rule book the following winter I mistakenly entered the erroneous wording, and was not aware of it until this thread evolved to include the issue.
Until the next printing of the rule book in 2021 all are advised that the inclusion is in error, and the use of wads or filler is NOT PERMITTED, just as it is not in smoothbore muskets. All smoothbores=same rule.
John Robey
Rules Chairman (somewhat embarrassed)
Well, in other news, I ordered these:
https://www.ballisticproducts.com/Fi...roductinfo/FC/
I was a bit confused, because when you look at the table near the bottom of the page, it says .36 cal, Bore Size .360", but Wad Size .530".
I wanted some .530" diameter wads to put in my Sharps cartridges. So, ordered them. Well, I now have 500 .360" diameter wads.
I called them up, and the guy on the phone could not tell me what Wad size is/means.
Might just order some durofelt and punch out my own.
Steve
Steve Sheldon
Commander
4th Louisiana Delta Rifles
NRA Certified Muzzleloading Instructor
Hello, Steve:
Another source is "Circle Fly" wads. They are at least 40 years in business.
Regards,
Kevin Tinny
The error in Rule 22.1c has been corrected on the website copy of the Skirmish Rules. If you have printed off a copy, or if you have bought one of Rob's mini skirmish rules, simply go to 22.1.c and draw a line through "single-shot pistol".
JR
Online rules have been updated to correct error in section 22.1.C:
Carbine I and II, revolver, and breechloading rifle ammunition may include non-explosive, non-metallis filler, such as Cream of Wheat or wads.
Linwood McMahon
Nansemond Guards
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