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HOW TO LOAD AND SHOOT YOUR CVA MUZZLELOADER
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Optima Elite:2nd & 3rd rounds are almost impossible to push in with ramrod. Any suggestions to make it go easier?
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.
What type(brand) of powder, primer and bullet are you using? Some combo’s will be harder to load than others.
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.