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    Need some advice on the Pietta Pocket Pistol

    Got it, thanks guys!
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    Need some advice on the Pietta Pocket Pistol

    Thanks folks, I will try the .315 first and see how it goes. I read on line that someone used some buckshot in theirs. Is that even safe?
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    Need some advice on the Pietta Pocket Pistol

    Hi everyone, I am a bit confused and just need a bit of guidance. The Pietta Remington pocket pistol states that is a .31 caliber and the instructions say to use a lead ball with a diameter of .322. But online I have read that the gun should take a lead ball with a diameter of .315 or .310...
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    Looking for a Blunderbuss

    Sorry if this is in the wrong spot, just not sure where to post this. I am looking for a usable Blunderbuss, but I want it in a kit form. I have done some internet searching and they are out there, but not sure where to begin. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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    Reccommend a sling for my CVA Hawken

    Yep, that is another good one. Thanks!
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    Reccommend a sling for my CVA Hawken

    Perfect, thanks!!
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    Reccommend a sling for my CVA Hawken

    I hunt with a CVA Hawkin .50, and I want a nice leather sling for it. I don't want anything tactical looking, but something to really go nice with the rifle. It does not have any swivels and I don't want to drill into it. Any ideas? Thanks
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    Question from a Axe/Tomahawk newbe

    Thanks guys, good info. Yep I found it and you are right about the waxwood, it is round and I will need to shape it a bit. I do a lot of wood working so that won't be an issue. Thanks!!
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    Question from a Axe/Tomahawk newbe

    Good evening folks: I am not new to knives but am new to axes/tomahawks. I have a wax wood staff that I would love to put a tomahawk head on, similar to the spiked heads. However, I just don't where to get them. I don't want a pricy custom but something that I can actually use if I had to while...
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    CVA .50 Cal Hunting Advice

    :grin: A+ to that, thanks!
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    CVA .50 Cal Hunting Advice

    Great, thanks folks!!
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    CVA .50 Cal Hunting Advice

    Ok, very good. Thanks. Would you fire it or clear it out with the c02 dis-charger?
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    CVA .50 Cal Hunting Advice

    Wow, some real good advice!! I really do appreciate it folks! One last question (for now). One time I was hunting with an in-line, using powder pellets. I always bring my gun into the cabin at night and the next day took a shot at a deer and had a misfire after going through 3 209 primers...
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    CVA .50 Cal Hunting Advice

    Good evening folks: I am getting ready to go to the range and sight in my CVA .50 cal Hawken for hunting season. However, I was hoping to get some advice on the rounds. I was looking to use lead balls but wanted to know if anyone had any experience with them? The shots we take are no more...
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    CVA Hawken Lock Cleaning Question

    Great information guys and I really appreciate it! Interesting about the ramrod spring. I only took the barrel off and noticed it just laying there. The ramrod fits in fine and stays in. But I am wondering if the previous owner did what you said? Would you use a wd40 to spray down the...
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    CVA Hawken Lock Cleaning Question

    Damn, you guys are good! Thank you! :bow: I will post pics when it is done.
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    CVA Hawken Lock Cleaning Question

    Thank you very much!! Would you know what the tiny screws are next to the triggers? I have two triggers, one appears to allow the shooter to set the tension for the main or front trigger. I was thinking that the screws are for the tension adjustment.
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    CVA Hawken Lock Cleaning Question

    Good evening folks, I just bought a CVA 50 Cal Hawken, which is in pretty good shape. However, I will be breaking it down to do a good cleaning. I am ok with everything but the lock. I am afraid that I will cause a problem by removing it. Has anyone ever done this and if so, any advice...
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