44-40 Duplex Load Test

[@kinzieconrad105]

The problem with modern firearms and BP is the fouling, looks like duplex can make a dwindling supply of smokeless go a lot further. As in more shots per pound. Great info in this one!

[@PwntifexMaximus]

Like 4 to 5 times as far.... That's a pretty big difference.

[@davefellhoelter1343]

nice idea, but "I noticed" in the CDR,CA (communist democratic republic of Ca) BP is almost "Unobtainium" and has a lot more shipping or handling, or storage costs or drama. more like Smokeless can make your BP go farther, unless you DIY your AMP (antique muzzle loading porpel). BUT I LOVE IT All that goes Bang, Boom, or Bam!

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@davefellhoelter1343 They probably consider BP an "explosive."

[@ThomasGellos-e6v]

Good point

[@omf2007]

@davefellhoelter1343, I JUST moved from commiefornia...for which I'm glad. I had no problems finding and/or ordering black powder/BP substitutes. Its a beautiful state, lots to see and do, but the crazies and the politics are just too much.

[@jacobmarley4907]

I'm glad someone had the courage to test this. IIRC, back in the 1970's when I first got into BP, I read that some long range BP match competitors used duplex loads for matches however it was strongly worded that such "practices" were not recommended. BP is a great propellant and anything lowering the amount of fouling (and ostensibly the corrosion factor) is a great idea. Especially those of use cowboy shooters who shoot expensive original firearms and replicas. Yes, being in my 20s' during the 70s' make me old LOL.

[@snappers_antique_firearms]

Wow, that is a very respectable load. You have definitely changed my mind on duplex loads. Once again proving the firearm knowledge we have been told our whole lives Is inaccurate

[@brianr555]

Jake, your shooting skills are impressive around 200’! Putting the cotton bp in the duplex was a great idea, using what you have at the same time learning the result of the mix. I am all for a cleaner shooting, bc it allows for more shooting before cleaning. Another awesome video!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@gb123-ej8wh]

Brian don’t forget shooting BP need to clean that day but definitely thinking the same might get a long range day with duplex before that cleaning instead of because of all the cleaning between shots. I wonder if it would work with muzzleloaders. Maybe a few grains of Unique against the primer and the Black Powder charge. Certain CVA would adamantly oppose it.

[@reevinriggin3570]

Thanks Jake. I'm one of those guys who really only worries about how the projectile travels down the barrel. Not much else. Doesn't matter what I use to do it......just that it is efficient and powerful. Thanks for all you do for all of us "infidels" of the reloader world!!!! Lessons learned.

[@TeensierPython]

I worry. Because lots of BP competition only allows BP

[@blueduck9409]

The 44-40, and 73 winchester are fantastic. 1,400 fps is 44 magnum territory, and it is insanely accurate. Another fantastic video!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@mkshffr4936]

Love the duplex in small case videos.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Me too!

[@slcgrgcrgcaneafgugiesclawhfg]

I do duplex .357 for CAS. And that's where my failed powders go. Even if the powder is so bad everything squibs, I just adjust up the smokeless part to where it functions. I have made powder so bad it was little more than filler, and all it was there for was to be used up - and make smoke.

[@karsonbranham3900]

You will be hereby known as the Duplex King! Nice video, awesome smoke ring, and great chootin!

[@4570duplex]

Another outstanding video that didn't suck. I love watching your experiments with the pistol cartridges, as it's something I have never done. I think I'm going to have to start playing with them in my '94 Marlin in .45 Colt. With straight black, I cannot get through its 13 round magazine without it getting fouled so badly that it loses all accuracy, so I (gasp - don't tell my mom...) shoot smokeless in it most of the time. By way of contrast, I can shoot my '95 Marlin or '86 Winchester in .45-70 all day long without cleaning with no loss of accuracy, so long as I'm shooting my favorite duplex load ( 7 grains of Reloder 7, 53 grains of Swiss 1.5 Fg, .030 v.f. wad, Lyman #457193 cast from wheelweights and lubed with SPG).

[@joemolf3894]

That’s what I’m talking about Big Lube bullets and SPG is spot on for that beautiful rifle you have!

[@joemolf3894]

I heard your helper comment about losing your brass. Okay I’m a horder of 44-40 Starline and 45 Colt brass. If you ever find yourself in need I can certainly mail you a bag to support your channel.44-40 brass is very hard to come by as you know. Thanks for another great video

[@taofledermaus]

Good results! Did you get the comment and ratings turned off bug too?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Sure did. I had to turn them on three times before it stuck.

[@taofledermaus]

@@Everythingblackpowder haha, 3 times for me too.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

lol third times the charm, I suppose

[@isaaco5679]

My old paint shaker seems to make a decent tumbler. Using a clean empty drywall mud bucket and some random cylindrical lathe scrap brass. I still need to bolt the whole setup down and run it for longer. It seems to do a decent job after only a few minutes.

[@erik_dk842]

Is it a crankshaft type shaker or a gyroscopic one? I service the damn contractions and could get either for free

[@isaaco5679]

@@erik_dk842 it's an old shaker style from an auto shop. Boy is it a violent machine for sure.

[@erik_dk842]

@@isaaco5679 The modern ones are quite silent from new. The Dutch Fast and Fluid are also silent after 25,000 cycles, the Chinese get noisy at 1,000 cycles. The gyroscopic are better suited for operating for hours in one stretch, IMHO

[@michaelpriest6242]

"Yet" I love it!

[@codaktakman7636]

Last I looked for the Big Lube Bullet molds I couldn't find the site anymore. Also good stuff as always.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@steveteklinski9969]

Google NOE Molds. They have 44-40 molds and 45 colt molds with a big lube groove. Very good quality molds. In stock and reasonably priced. I shoot the 44-40 bullets thru 44 magnums with no problems

[@codaktakman7636]

Thank you Sir.

[@millcreekrange]

Oh, and Thanks for the shout out too. 👍👍

[@Everythingblackpowder]

You bet

[@LarryHickenbottom]

Fantastic video and fantastic shooting standing on your hind legs like that 😂.you have turned this into an almost costless hobby for me anyway. I have a stainless Remington colt 1857- or whatever. I can not get ten shots and will be so gummy it will not rotate. So I really am anxious to try duplex. I knew guys 30 years ago. That duplexed I was new and did not know why they you would bother doing that? I remember them talking about putting some in and shaking and rolling the can around ! Also have a stainless 357 Blackhawk. That will make it dirt cheap to shoot. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Oh I was wondering about I call it punkwood when you find an old fallen log and can just kick it all apart. When get a tumbler made I will be ready thanks to you 5 stars no sucky!

[@M.M.83-U]

This was good. You are making me more and more interested in duplex loads. 190y with a pcc, even a long barrell one, is very rexpectable in my opinion.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@millcreekrange]

Glad those bullets worked for you Jake. Great video. Now I’m going to have to check out these Duplex Loads. 👍👍

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thanks again!

[@Casy-sh4gr]

Good video brother! I always enjoy watching! It did seem to me that the first shot you took on paper was somewhat muffled… may have been my audio… doesn’t matter good shooting! 🎯

[@genebishop1405]

As always, a great video. I am still waiting for you to try some BAMBOO TOILET PAPER black powder, hopefully in the future. Thanks again for another very interesting and informative video.

[@hunter36ish]

Thanks Jake!!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@greglaroche1753]

I get your point using a duplex load to keep the barrel clean. I often shoot a smokeless round or two after BP in my 45/70 Marlin and it cleans it up very well. Did you notice if there was less smoke with the duplex rounds? Maybe there was more complete combustion. Thanks for the video!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I can’t tell if there’s less smoke. I don’t think there is though

[@donakahorse]

I loaded my 336(.35 remington) with 5/50 grain duplex 230 grain .358 bullet. hits a gallon jug like a freight train. It's the only medium I have for testing. lol I like duplex loads. shooting black powder in the marlin was prohibitively dirty before I found duplex. is it sacrilege? possibly. can't want to care. Thanks again Jake, one of, if not the best source for black powder loads in the interwebs. Not clouded with preconception.

[@davefellhoelter1343]

AMEN! 100%

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@martinkavanagh196]

This 80 y.o. opines "YOU ROCK JAKE".

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@hpbear101]

I doubt duplexing is sacrilegious as there have been duplex loads every since there were two types of powder to mix together. Enjoyed the video! I have a 1876 vintage 73 that has a pretty rough barrel it shoots smokeless great but it won't handle BP fouling so I think Ill try a duplex load and see how that works.

[@hazcat640]

I have a 5.5 inch redhawk and a 16 inch rossi and yeah 300 fps gain. Same with my sons' 44mag 7.5 S&W and his 20 inch rossi.

[@TheMusketMan98]

Solid shooting sir👌🏼

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@nickschriefer5135]

Thanks for the great videos, could you please tell us what heat coils you used. I want to make the kiln you made

[@BAustin-q6r]

Great Video!!!!! NOTE: Pressure Test #93 - Using the Pressuretrace II software& equipment system, a Duplex Load - 215gr Accurate 43-214A over 6.6gr of Reloder 7, topped by 25gr Black Powder, 1,207fps @ 7,621psi/9,008cup

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Interesting

[@1boortzfan]

All your videos are interesting and none of them suck.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@theblindsniper9130]

So now i know to include just a tiny bit of smokeless with my black powder loads to help keep them clean. Solidly noted.

[@chasebh89]

accurate, cleans up dirty powder, good power i give that load a 'hell yah' out of 10

[@josephcormier5974]

Very informative and enjoyable thank you for sharing this knowledge with us six stars brother

[@gb123-ej8wh]

That was a cool smoke ring.

[@billclifton8400]

Those things are humping it. If I recall that's slightly faster than my 3f Old E loads with the big lube bullets.

[@ol1guy994]

Thanks

[@johnwicked2488]

4:32 whooo! that smoke ring

[@louisianagray8618]

Well I see the comments are on now thanks Jake hope you have a good day

[@captrocky7319]

I made some black powder with members mark toilet paper from Sam's club and it's the most powerful and cleanest powder I have made. Might be worth looking into

[@btbrilz]

You should make fireworks with the junk powder. DIY lift charges on fireworks is what got me into black powder

[@SaberFox-xo5jf]

I wonder how well a duplex load with work in a modern autoloader? Not just autoloading rifles but pistols as well.

[@michaelbrown3980]

have you tried gorse for your powder, i find it works realy well burns very clean and leaves not a lot of residue.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Gorse?

[@kenycharles8600]

Thank you for this presentation. I've never hand loaded my own ammunition using any kind of a cartridge. Although I have considered investing in something simple to start with. I would not have considered using the duplex loading option to clean up the fouling for the dirtier black powder, just because I don't know any better. A friend of mine had a black powder cap and ball revolver, and we loaded it with about half a cylinder of 3f and topped it off with cornmeal before loading a .36 caliber round ball. It was such a low velocity load that we reused the bullets. We used a powder measure, but I don't remember the load size. That would have been a duplex load, wouldn't it? I'm now thinking the longer rifle barrel might have more time than the seven inch revolver barrel for a more complete burn of the black powder. I'm thinking the revolver will smoke quite a bit more using this same powder recipe. It might make more muzzle flash, too. Was this a compressed load?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

No, since cornmeal doesn’t burn I don’t think that qualifies.

[@eVVigilance]

I have been waiting for this one. Please try a few other mediocre powders duplexed- does the "burn efficiency" help velocity more in the bad ones?

[@exothermal.sprocket]

The powder gnomes decided so long as you were going to miss one, you deserved a nice smoke ring show. Came from a 180gr Buffalo Bore .357mag video earlier, achieved just over 1800 fps from a 20" Rossi. Black powder is cool. Smokeless powder, although sacrilegious, is cooler.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I don’t know about cooler, definitely more powerful

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@Everythingblackpowder Fair. Smokey vs. whamo.

[@hunter36ish]

Thanks for another great and informative video! Would you recommend using a wad on a duplex load in a 50-95 Winchester? Thanks

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I use a wad in all of my BP cartridges including duplex loads. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the video.

[@earlmiller6093]

Nice vid !! I like it when you bring out your 44WCF.. Interesting with the duplex load However… I shoot 32 gr 3F swiss in mine… No duplex.. I never have fouling issues, I shot 20 rounds… no loss in accuracy … I have no need for duplexing for fouling control. I can keep pounding the rounds through. My own lube mix of 50% beeswax 50% beef tallow..

[@Everythingblackpowder]

This one doesn’t have fouling issues. My 1894 marlin in 45 Colt does.

[@earlmiller6093]

Yeah… just not a big fan of 45 colt… I have one in revolver… good nuff for me… I want to make a vid some day on what all I’ve done for my 73 44wcf… I’ve machined my own mold … a 250 gr mold… I’ve sold a number of them. Couldn’t find a mold that made the heavy weights with a crimp groove in the correct location. My mold can be used for other cartridges for sure but it was designed exclusively for the 44wcf. Next I want to design a tool that goes inside a 44 wcf casing and creates the balloon head case like the original casing was designed. It’ll be a lathe tool and will cut the desired shape. I want to get 40 grs in with a 250 gr bullet.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Very interesting

[@ThomasGellos-e6v]

Thats some impressive offhand shooting Jake

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@vaquerojoel2026]

I wonder what a duplex load would do in an auto loader? Say 45 ACP or 9mm? Outstanding results with the 44-40.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I’ve made 45 acp work on straight BP but I have not with 9mm. It just might work

[@rubendelazzari2523]

i wish to suggest you to try for all us the " golden powder" as bp substitute....can you try?

[@jozsefienciu2325]

Hello. Your oppinion can we use gun cotton in a plack powder gun? And how many grams. Thanks.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I haven’t tried it

[@BaNNshEy]

4:33 that vortex alone justifies BP as being cooler than SL

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Agreed

[@sandroventania782]

Hi Jack! In another video, you discovered that doing the inverted duplex (first BP, then smokeless) gives better results. Why didn't you do it like that, in this test?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

The goal was not to get more velocity but to see if it would clean up the slightly dirty BP. Other than that, it didn’t cross my mind mind.

[@sandroventania782]

​@@EverythingblackpowderPerfect... there's a reason for a new video on the channel! Inverted duplex load... will it be cleaner?😂

[@longbowbanjoAL]

im glad i watched the whole video. now i know for a fact that nobody can blow smoke like you lol

[@wagon9082]

Good Video

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@ricktaylor5744]

What is the size of the target, that you shoot at 190 yards? I don't think I would be able to even see that far let alone hit it. Thank you Jake love your videos.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

It’s a torso target

[@ricktaylor5744]

@@Everythingblackpowder that is good shooting, offhand with a 130 + Year old b p rifle. Keep up the great work and thank you for replying to my question.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@rooster3019]

Since you used a "Big Lube" (Mav Dutchman) bullet and SPG, fouling "should not" be a big deal anyway. That was the whole point of why I had the original PRS bullet made (the 45 Colt version upon which the other sizes are based). The idea was to get a bullet, when lubed with a good black powder lube, that would not foul out (lose accuracy) in a two day CASS match when not cleaned at all. That was using GOEX or even Elephant. It will foul the barrel, but not enough to "foul up your accuracy". Have you found different? My only 44/40 is a Winchester '92 DeLux and , gulp, I have to admit that I use Unique in it with the Mav bullet powder coated. I set my charge to yield just at 1,400fps which is safe in the '92. The powder coating prevents leading with my casting alloy. Did you find some leading with your duplex at that speed? PRS

[@Everythingblackpowder]

No lead at all. This rifle doesn’t have fouling issues regardless of the bullets I’ve used. Can’t say the same for my 1894 marlin in 45 Colt though.

[@robertstump4740]

Fun video and a reminder how accurate the '73 can be. Didn't you get better duplex results when you put the smokeless on top of the bp?

[@coelagos8645]

I'm wondering if you use an over powder wad in your b.p. cartridge loads? I've found them to be essential for top accuracy in my large caliber b.p. match rifles. The .60 thick poly wads & Swiss 3f give me the outstanding results in my 40-65 & 45-70 rifles out to 700 yards. I haven't done much black powder experimenting with the pistol type calibers in my rifles though i.e. 38 & 44 wcf.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Yes I use a .030 card wad on top of all my BP loads

[@Wblair8772]

Awesome. I’ll have to read up on duplex loads some more. I wonder if 4198, 3031, unique or similar would work instead of reloader 7 as I have them already?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I’ve used unique and 3031 as well. It all works

[@theprfesssor]

This and other tests of yours have made me want to see what modern big cartridge would do with a black powder or duplex loads, as you did the 303 British When i say big i mean something like the RUM's ( Remington ultra Magnum) cartridge or a the big belted Magnums, it'd be interesting to see what level of performance could be obtained

[@anthonysurrency7134]

Just shot some duplex with 5744 and goex. I have quickly found out that goex is awful. Hopefully I can get some swiss before I start making my own

[@ryanmontie4569]

Do you think you could get a 9mm to cycle with a duplex load?

[@davefellhoelter1343]

Now I recall his original videos testing in several popular semi autos BP only testing, stupid dirty, "I Like it"! why only 9mm?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

It’s worth a try

[@craigkaufman5209]

Sorry if this is slightly off topic . I was looking at formulas for rocket candy, and they speak of the use of red iron oxide as a catalyst to speed up burning. The Haber Bosch process also uses iron oxide to split nitrogen pairs. Has anyone tried to use iron oxide to accelerate the burn rate of black powder? The following was copied from a rocket candy forum. There are many different approaches to making rcandy. The basic formula is potassium nitrate and sugar in a 65:35 ratio. To this you can optionally add 1 to 5% rust (red iron oxide, Fe2O3) Caution: These are not the same, rust is more correctly refered to as hydrated ferric oxide. Hydrated ferric oxide will no catalyze the propellant properly, use true Iron(III) oxide or ferric oxide (Fe2O3) to properly catalyze the fuel. to act as a catalyst. The potassium nitrate (KNO3) can be easily obtained from your local Home Depot in the form of Grants Stump Remover (other stump removers work as well, just read the bottle and look for potassium nitrate). This form of KNO3 is prilled and must be ground to a fine powder to be used. Not if dissolved first which The Haber Bosch process is described in Wikapedia with a section on catalysts.

[@johnmaus4408]

Whats the snakes name over your right shoulder? Cool.

[@roddecker1900]

Informative / it was enritching🎉

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@haroldwilliams4183]

Damn thats a cool smoke ring, you dont see that very often.

[@mausercal65]

I’ve always wanted to try a 38-40 rifle .

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Me too

[@dalesmith5126]

Question? Did you do a complete cleaning of the rifle, complete strip of the action plus barrel or just the barrel?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Just the barrel

[@cedhome7945]

Save the poor powder and use it in cannon loads ,my biggest gun 3.5in approx six pounder eats just about anything as long as you start the load at 8oz .....just a thought 🤔 get your own cannon!🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@TheCuzMan]

Awesome as always 👍

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@MatthewOfGilead]

Gave duplex loads a shot with some of the pyrodex I have. 45 Colt case Loaded up 3 grains of Unique and 30 grains of pyrodex. Worked pretty well but I did get a small amount of bulge in my 6 cases about 1/3rd of the way up from the case head. I used a 250 grain bullet. To avoid that bulging, should I reduce the amount of Unique or is this powder ill suited for duplex loads?

[@Everythingblackpowder]

@@MatthewOfGilead I’ve used unique in duplex loads and it works well enough. You could try a slower burning powder like R7 or 5744 or even 4895 or 4350

[@MatthewOfGilead]

@@Everythingblackpowder Thanks. I use Unique because I have a lot of it so I think I'll try tweaking the load just a bit. Maybe 1 or 2 grains unique for 30 grains of pyrodex. Then I can switch to actual BP once I give making my own a try.

[@Rusty_Spiggle-Smith]

Have you experimented with faster burning smokeless powders? why reloader 7? I tried researching this topic and I see people referencing Unique, and bullseye. I have CFE pistol and would like to use that potentially. I'm wanting loads that can hit 1400 fps in a 20" 1873 lever action safely. Do you have issues with leading with the faster velocities and pure lead bullets? Thanks

[@kellyhartman5565]

What charcoal do you think makes the best black power

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Balsa makes the cleanest but it’s slightly weaker than Swiss.

[@NormanKrogstad-y5i]

I own a uberti 1866 yellow boy 44/40 new unfired interested on your views regarding duplex loads for this gun. Is it feasible when considering the brass action. Could a load be developed that is stronger than factory Cowboy action Also like the idea of less fouling

[@Everythingblackpowder]

@@NormanKrogstad-y5i I have a uberti 1866 in 45 Colt that is shoot duplex loads in and it performs great. I do t see why a 44/40 model would be any different.

[@cesarperezarganaraz8845]

Excelente video, excelente !!!! Muchas gracias!!!

[@adambarlow7787]

Given your videos on “upside down” duplex loads, any reason why you didn’t do that here given the higher velocities with that in your 303 experiments?

[@dylanvisitacion8618]

Nice 👍😎

[@pavelavramov9010]

I love BP!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Me too

[@michaelpriest6242]

You rock!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@aspoow5442]

Could you check the Duplex Load In a semi auto rifle ??? or pistol ???

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Yep

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Very COOL!

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@solitude731]

how make primers brother

[@djsnowman06]

Aardvark reloading😉

[@solitude731]

@@djsnowman06 Thanks Brother! This cat tho makes awesome videos

[@mayleeds]

Sunflower seed shells

[@Gunpaw1958]

Have you ever tried the pellets they use in smokers? Don't know if that is even a thing you would do.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Nope

[@Jimbojenkins]

Black powder is an explosive and smokeless is not classified as an explosive!

[@Dane-nx2vl]

**help!** I have a bit of a long story, but to shorten it, I have a friend who got a extremely abused pre 1899 12 gauge double barrel. Took a bore reader and it reads .835....so he ended up with an 8 gauge. The top of the barrels are stamped "cast steel" I was hoping you might possibly have an idea pertaining to load data?

[@thetraveler5798]

Not bad @ all 😉👍❗

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Thank you

[@KingFriday1989]

More duplex testing! We need more information. FOR SCIENCE!

[@calvingreene90]

Caught the smoke ring first pass.

[@billythekidd623]

i assure you i dont care earned my sub

[@Tammy-un3ql]

👌👌👍👍

[@claydallen5308]

Nice smoke ring, You shure that was not the hemp powder.😂

[@Everythingblackpowder]

😂

[@Kaelland]

The people who want to see how stuff groups are probably now going to be going "yabut you didn't shoot from a bench, so that group doesn't really tell us anything."

[@obbyjep7597]

That would sure get a deere

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I’m sure it would

[@RJJ6129]

Maybe you should make a T-Shirt the say’s EBP Sucks! It would sell like Hotcakes!!!😂

[@Everythingblackpowder]

Hmm…

[@jakegrube9477]

5 round groups are minimum for gauging accuracy these days, 9 or 10 is even better

[@Everythingblackpowder]

I don’t care 😉

[@jakegrube9477]

@@Everythingblackpowder fair nuf nailing it at 200 yards says enough lol

[@Everythingblackpowder]

That’s what I was thinking

[@oregonoutback7779]

Jake, are you not aware ..... as a social media, black powder influencer, it is not necessary to be an excellent shot. What's important is to be good looking, entertaining and maybe unbutton two more top buttons on the shirt 😳 PS ... nice smoke ring.

[@Everythingblackpowder]

A Social Media Black Powder Influencer?!?! Lordy…

[@oregonoutback7779]

@@Everythingblackpowder 😁

[@TheBubagrunt]

Everyone need a little group therapy 😊