I have a Pedersoli Kentucky .50. It is 3yr old and has <50 shots put through it. I need suggestions on how to remove the plug. How tight are they installed at the factory?
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Breech plug removal question.
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Phil Coffins
69 Cal.
Don’t remove the breech plug, there is no reason unless you are replacing the barrel.
Think of it like taking the glass out of a window, if it ain’t broke don’t.
Think of it like taking the glass out of a window, if it ain’t broke don’t.
hanshi
Cannon
I tried it once on a pedersoli but it wouldn't budge. But on another rifle that had to be de-breeched I put a reference mark on it. Then using a lead sheet wrap and my vice to protect the barrel, I did get it off with less force than I had anticipated. Only time I ever did this but there was no other choice.
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