Excellent! Thats what I'm wanting to hear !I’m drooling for a .58 or .62 Hawken style rifle. The persona I’m researching is a North West hunter between the Fur trade and Gold Rush. That way I can cover two different events with minimal kit changesAfter shooting a T/C Big Boar in Alaska I have been addicted to the idea and abilities of large bore close in muzzle loaders.
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Agreed, if I'm going to throw rocks I prefer to throw bigggg rocks.
Then carry a back up "ramrod"! I've been out shootin and had the end come off my ramrod when cleaning between shooting strings. Sure you can shoot a jag out but can you find it? I carry 3 of everything------ unless I forget!I'll never own a range rod,see no point. Thanks for the reply,I suspected it would be 10-32 thread. Now I can order the cleaning gear for it
Nah.
That thing with going to full **** only when triggers set is due to the sear sitting too low compared to the triggers.
Basically the triggers unset are sitting high enough that they bear on the sear holding it out of position so it cannot engage the tumbler.
If you know what you are doing then you already know how to fix it. If not then I suggest you get someone else to fix. Not hard but you dont want to stuff it up
Basically the triggers unset are sitting high enough that they bear on the sear holding it out of position so it cannot engage the tumbler.
If you know what you are doing then you already know how to fix it. If not then I suggest you get someone else to fix. Not hard but you dont want to stuff it up
Thank you for the advice,if I remember correctly my other cva was the same when I bought it
The triggers are set into the trigger mortise too deeply. Either the tang bolts have been consistently over tightened pulling the trigger lever ever higher and now when the triggers are not set, the levers are too high and preventing the sear from entering the half **** and full **** notches. Not a hard fix and may be that the spring that drives the set trigger lever is over tightened which also raises the lever. Back that bolt down a turn or two.
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Run, with cash in hand, to hug the seller and give him your money.
ooops! late again
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TOTW aren't posting to Oz atm.
So if you want a higher sight this may help.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/284465022523?var=586022856008
So if you want a higher sight this may help.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/284465022523?var=586022856008
Tah mate
Forgot about just packing them out.
From memory the CVA Mountain Rifle had this as a known issue.
Yeah,I've bought from viceroy books a fair bit. Great mob they are
Um....it was paid for last week lol,and I picked it up yesterdayRun, with cash in hand, to hug the seller and give him your money.
All fixed now,thank you grenadier1758 and LawrenceA
Tasbay
40 Cal
Had the same issue with mine. Fixed it by cutting down a .223 casing to length and fitting over the retaining/Tang screw to lift the trigger set out of its inlet some.
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Tasbay
40 Cal
I think it`s more an issue that USPS are not sending to a large number of countries including you and us here in New Zealand. Lets hope they get things sorted sooner rather than later.
That is it entirely, Yet the USPS site says they are soooo.....
So I'm setting up a shooting bag for the 58,I've got these choices to make the strap out of,the first on the left is extremely wide but thin nylon,second and third are obviously narrower but also thicker cotton,4th is woven jute and quite thin,fifth is good old cotton webbing made thats narrow and thick. I'm favouring the second and last myself. What do you guys think ?
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Sorry mate
Honestly none float my boat. Such a nice bag needs a nice strap.
There is a bloke on here that sells nice Tablet woven straps or maybe they are Inkles?
Have you considered making your own strap? Just need thread and a cornflakes box.
Google tablet weaving
Honestly none float my boat. Such a nice bag needs a nice strap.
There is a bloke on here that sells nice Tablet woven straps or maybe they are Inkles?
Have you considered making your own strap? Just need thread and a cornflakes box.
Google tablet weaving
