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Hi Ya'll A buddy picked up a reproduction Spencer carbine in 56-50 .Ive been looking everywhere fo some data and I fugured if anybody would know ya'll would. Thanks RayA
 
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How about a 350 grain lead bullet and 45 grains of black powder?
 
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i'll bite...

what's the 56-50? bullet diameter?

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0.540 to 0.555
 
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Steve is right, stick with black. I have an original. It was a junker so I rebarreld it to a 45 caliber cartridge based on a shortened 45-70. It is the same length as the original cartridge but slimmer. I found BP loads to be wimpy. I tried mild smokeless loads. The action loosened. Now I have a messed up rifle. Use only black!
 
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