Manuals

[pluckit]

I find it impossible to locate a manual for the .45 cal. CVA Kentucky pistol I just bought. Finding a manual for any muzzleloader should be, in my opinion, one of the easiest things in the world to do. If you don't have a manual with operating instructions and more importantly load data for a gun, how in the heck are you supposed to use it safely. More often than not when a muzzleloader is transfered from one person to another the manual will more than likely not accompany the firearm. Anyway, could someone please help me find one for the .45 cal. CVA Kentucky pistol I just got? I don't know what to do about the revolver I just bought since it has no identifying marks on it. Plus, as you may know, I just bought two used rifles that I could use manuals for also. A CVA Bobcat and a Thompson Center Renegade. Both of which are .50 caliber. The Renegade is being converted from a .54 cal. to a .50 cal.. And if I can get the stuck jag out of the .54 cal. barrel I could use load data for it also.

[Semisane]

Get the TC manuals here - http://www.tcarms.com/manuals/

The CVA manuals are here http://www.cva.com/lifetime.php But nothing on the Trapper.

[pluckit]

All I can ever get out of those sites is a page full of Jibborish (nonsence).

[Semisane]

Are you getting gibberish at the site itself, or when you try to open one of the Adobe files listed on the site?

[pluckit]

It's when I try to open the Adobe file.

[jid1877]

Originally Posted by pluckit

It's when I try to open the Adobe file.

You might trying to uninstall and redownload and install adobe.

[pluckit]

I never had it downloaded.My daughter did it for me.Thanks.