CVA Accura MR QR Breech Plug Project
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Nontypical Buck
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That would be the simple way, but gonna try and make it clean with all primers. We have an idea, will see out it goes.
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#13
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If you don't think there's any issue, why mess with it to be honest. I have several guys that own these guns that agree with my theory on them right or wrong. Hopefully we find a fix for those interested.
#14
Maybe you can get it ready so it can be your Colorado elk gun or your main go to gun in a break action .you think it's better than the Triumph you had up for sale?
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It's not as good of quality, but I would like it better with a good breech plug. As far as Elk, I couldn't use it with magnum charges so I doubt it.
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My MR is very dirty, and in testing i had delays after a lot of shots. I know its because of leakage and shims would fix it. But i dont like shims and i think Lehigh will make a much better reliable plug in the end. But it will take some time and it wont be for everyone thats for sure. If you have no problems and are happy you wont need one.
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#20
head spacing on the plug instead of shims for your specific primer.
I bet if you took 12 CVAs and looked at the firing pin bushing not very many (if any) would yield the same head space.
Now make sure they are all screwed in all the way. You may find a few that are close enough to each other.
Now screw the bushing out till it is flush with the frame. Again you will find more that are very close to each other.
IMO i would not be too concerned about achieving a .003 crush with the plug. The bushing shims work just fine for this.
What i would consider is an improved bushing. The slot is too wide and allows some primer flow into the slot when the loads are warm or the primer sees a bit too much pressure. A bushing that uses something more like a spanner wrench or spanner socket would be ideal. You would have no slot going across the firing pin hole. Just a smaller hole or notch on either side for the spanner.
Last edited by Gm54-120; 11-28-2016 at 08:31 AM.