Hello Tony! It seems like there is very little interest in the table shooting as of late. I check this site every time I'm on the computer and thats everyday! I met some real fine people on here and even shot with a few when I held a table shoot here in the middle of Missouri, but lately there has been very little activity. I thought it would pick up when spring arrived and I'm sure they must be shooting somewhere. I'll try and last them out but it is getting discouraging.
I loved the table shooting but it just fell to nothing around here close. There may be a little going on at Ft. Osage near K.C. but I haven't heard of anything. I thought at least they would gabat each other once in awhile.

Big John

I sure would hate to see it shut down but realize what you're dealing with. Seems like I'm the only one that wants to strike up a conversation but not getting but a very little response.
I know guy's are out shooting and wish my health would let me do what I really enjoyed doing these past 50 years. You'd think they would want to discuss something even it's only the weather or related items.
I'm sorry the rain that came your way formed up right over me here in central missouri then strengthened up and poured down on y'all!
I'm gonna try to post something about muzzleloading maybe everyday,  (I do check this forum every night,)until you all get tired and tell me to quit! I've met a awful lot of fine people in this sport. Some I've never met eye to eye but could call them a friend. Barry Pearson of Winnipeg Manatoba for one.
Enough of my ramblin' for now.
Lets get the lead out ..... 
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I also would hate to see this site shut down, so here goes. I have a flintlock rifle with a 42 inch green mountain barrel in .40 caliber, one inch across the flats. Up until now I have only shot the 30 yard table shoot with it using 45 gr. of oldeynsford 3fff black powder, with an .018 drill patch lubed with bear oil. I have not been able to get to the range to practice much and I am thinking about shooting it at the York shoot. Anyone have a suggestion on what powder charge to start with for 60 yards? I know .40cal.is a light weight ball for 60 yards but I like shooting it. 

Back in the days that I was shooting my .40 cal I shot the 60 yrds with 65grains of Goex, a 395 ball and .18 canvas patching lubed with spit. On windy days I'd up my powder to 75 grns just to get it down there a little faster. 
It seemed to work okay.  
Big John