HOW TO LOAD AND SHOOT YOUR CVA MUZZLELOADER

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4 Responses to HOW TO LOAD AND SHOOT YOUR CVA MUZZLELOADER

  1. Terry Bodenberg says:

    Optima Elite:2nd & 3rd rounds are almost impossible to push in with ramrod. Any suggestions to make it go easier?

    • William K Barnett says:

      I suggest carrying a bore brush and running it through after every shot. I do this and it helps significantly. And Thomas is absolutely correct different sabots are harder to load than others.

  2. Thomas says:

    What type(brand) of powder, primer and bullet are you using? Some combo’s will be harder to load than others.

  3. Jonathan says:

    Blackhorn209.. Its the ONLY powder that does not create that hard crud ring which makes reloading a second or third shot impossible.

    Otherwise you’ll be brushing between shots or better, swabbing with a damp patch to remove the crud ring.

    Make sure you mark your ramrod with a witness mark so you can see that the projectile is fully seated.

    Also, prior to loading, its a great idea to remove ALL traces of oils from the bore. Leaving oil or lube in the bore can cause very hard fouling to build up. A damp patch with alcohol or even windex will remove it. Dry patch, pop a few primers and then load up.

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