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How can I tell if I have a .209 primer set-up or a #11 percussion cap set up on my Knight LK 93 muzzleloader. I thought it was a 209, but everything I look at says to use #11 percussion cap. I used 3 209 primers in it today to see how it shot, and had trouble keeping the primer inplace.
When I got it to stay, the gun did fire, but I don't want to screw up the gun in any way.
Would like to know before Saturday, because I will have to go buy new primers and possibly new powder ( was using 7/7/7 50 grain pellets) but again everything I have read says to use Pyrodex Rs or Select.
If you want to call me stupid and say I should have asked before I shot, go ahead, I won't argue with you.
When I got it to stay, the gun did fire, but I don't want to screw up the gun in any way.
Would like to know before Saturday, because I will have to go buy new primers and possibly new powder ( was using 7/7/7 50 grain pellets) but again everything I have read says to use Pyrodex Rs or Select.
If you want to call me stupid and say I should have asked before I shot, go ahead, I won't argue with you.