Who sells loaded Black powder ammo???

[RAMCHARGER]

Want to try some BP .45 Colt loads to decide if I want to invest in loading BP.
Im in the LA/OC area....

[CSACANNONEER]

I've never done it but, I've got .45 Colt dies and BP if you want to come up and load a few yourself, your welcome to use my equipment. Just remember, BP is corrosive so, you'll have to clean your entire gun very well, as soon as you can.

[Army GI]

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[DC45]

Ten-X Ammo. They're in SoCalif

[pc_city]

This stuff is cleaner.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=175904

[Tony Sopranno]

BP is dirty, smokey, and messy... I have a BP Ruger, Old Army. I love it because of the big smoke and the smell of the BP. I got it for free, in poor condition, from a friend. And it took me almost two weeks to get it into really shootable condition. I leaned early the real secret of BP is to clean it ASAP. The best way to do this is to use water soluble cleaners and lubricants - no modern petroleum based products whatsoever. After shooting, run it under fairly hot tap water, which gets about 95% of the sooty fouling out and dissolves the salts that cause pitting. I use a nylon brush, a few patches on a jag, and some dry heat and then it's good to go again.

BTW - The bullets going down barrel need to be lubed - water soluble stuff works the best.

You may already know all this...

I learned a solution of Murphy's Oil Soap, 70% iso-alcohol, and hydrogen peroxide - all in equal parts (maybe with a little acetone - but not much) is a great multipurpose cleaner and lube for BP guns, it works as good as anything you can buy - at a fraction of the cost. I don't rinse it off; most people use it like Hoppes #9, leave it on after the gun is fully cleaned. It's the "Ed's Red" of BP guns.