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It will Not shrink your groups........dont ask

If you wrap your hand around the neck of the horn you can often feel drill vibration and or heat prior to "drilling thru" stop ,plug ,start over. If you still manage to "drill thru" you will remember to go slower next time.

The shooters that you mention are Geezers in Training and are great help to the rest of us. They are also the future of our group.

And a real fine young man!

Congratulations young man!! Darn Dr, appointments kept me away.

My CVA Mt. rifle had this habit. I put a small stone in the Dremel and "polished" the hammer cup.

My experience has been "they will make it right" give them a call and explain the problem, they can not fix what they do not know is broken.

Can-Vek seems to be "out of stock" and I was told that they are changing the fomular to meet regs. Does anyone have experience with Starbrite or Dryguy?

Check the nipple, it may be "mushroomed"a bit. Chuck the nipple in a drill and use either a fine file or emery paper to gently smooth the top. Keep checking with a cap until you get the fit that you want.

I have used this product often with good results, no bleed thru with most fabrics. Note if you follow directions on the can this stuff will "grab" on contact with no adjusting so I leave the fabric oversize and trim after contact. Cover your work surface as overspray will remain for a long time.

Check out the range rods by Eastern Maine Shooting Supply. The sectional one breaks down in my range box and the full length one carries in the barrel on woods walks. 10/32 fittings, great rod reasonable price.

Eastern Maine Shooting Supply

I have owned a few of these and kept one. These rifles have history of being great shooters. The rifle posted is a good buy and a "get your money back deal"

The Ancient Ones of Maine as well as many others have lost a great man. Active for many years at many Rendezvous and proud member (#10) of The Beaver Degree.

I have a CVA .50 cal Mountain Rifle marked USA that I can part with. PM me for details

I agree on all points! Well worth the effort.

I posted a p hoto. of one of these a while back and was told by several that it was most likely from Turkey or some where in the Mid East

It certainly looks good and I will bet that this is a shooter. Those CVA s have surprised many.

There is a group up here known as The Ancient Ones Of Maine who welcome folks to our web site and message board. New members are always welcome to our shoots or gatherings.

If you use "this lube" you will season the bore, just like seasoning a cast iron fry pan.