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If you have a 'dry ball' (a projectile loaded without a powder charge), how should it be removed?
A ball puller is designed to screw into the lead ball so it can be manually pulled out the muzzle. Some also use compressed air dischargers.
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Question: If you have a 'dry ball' (a projectile loaded without a powder charge), how should it be removed?
Answer options:
- Fire it out by adding a cap ✅ Use a ball puller (a screw-like tool) on the end of a ramrod
- Hammer the ramrod until the ball breaks
- Melt the lead out with a torch
Correct answer: Use a ball puller (a screw-like tool) on the end of a ramrod
Explanation: A ball puller is designed to screw into the lead ball so it can be manually pulled out the muzzle. Some also use compressed air dischargers.
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