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great buy but it would not get through our customs

well I do know how to check for a load but I had the plug removed and it had to be replaced so that is why I gave it the big load of powder I always drop a single charge down my barrel each time out after a long storage and flash it off with a cap. That way I am assured it is dried out and ready...

sorry about busting a gun that was around 50 bucks and I did get many years out of it

you must have farted!

44 cal factory sup-plied balls

it never moved off charge after I rodded it till it pinged lol

I preformed the test using gorex fffg black powder and a regular 44 cal ball pounded down well seated the test was due to the recall cva had posted about some barrels exploding in pre 1995 guns mine is a bought in 1975 so I like to test a gun that has been stored for that many years. better...

He will be gone next election

Nothing strange I tested with 60g black first with no ball to make sure no blockage after long storage and flashed it iff with a cap to ensure it was clear

I use black triple fff as I have for years and I rammed till I get the bounce and my rod is measured to be sure what was amazing i used to put at least 300 balls a season turkey shooting

loose ball was regular .440 ball I just shoved down with out a patch but a rammed it till my rod bounced as always

loose ball was a 44 cal ball with out a patch is all

went in too tight for that and i use a brass ramrod and hit it till it bounces

I had a bad experiance with my cva 44 cal kentucky kit BP rifle I bought it in 1975 at kittery trading post I used to shoot at (turkey target) shoots for many years. My work life took over so it was stored for last 30 years I decided to clean it up and take it to the range and for safety sake...

BP shooter for 60 years and still learning love the sport but it is hard to be a shooter in Canada thanks for having me

Hi I am a new member from canada I have shot muzzelloaders for over 60 yrs bought most of my supplies at kittery trading post