CVA Blackhorn209 Plugs
07-13-2011 | 01:32 PM
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no one got it right the first time. But now we can say CVA has got it RIGHT for their guns. Western Powders designed it so you KNOW its gonna be the right plug for their powder.
Forgot, price is $25 and some change.
Forgot, price is $25 and some change.
07-13-2011 | 01:45 PM
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It's only right if it comes on the gun. No other company charges for a part to fix a problem.
I refuse to give CVA money for a BP to fix a problem. I'll get Ron to modify mine.
I'm old and stubborn, and I like it that way.
I refuse to give CVA money for a BP to fix a problem. I'll get Ron to modify mine.
I'm old and stubborn, and I like it that way.
07-13-2011 | 01:48 PM
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Really only need to give it a 5/"32 flash hole. The important part is adjusting the head space.
You guys should be happy that a company listens to their customers when something isn't working right.
The factory plug now is good for loose powder and pellets. The blackhorn plug wont work with pellets. So selling it as an accessory is the best option to make sure that person knows what its for.
TC doesn't come with over sized hinge pins from the factory or trigger kits to lighten the trigger pull, do they?
You guys should be happy that a company listens to their customers when something isn't working right.
The factory plug now is good for loose powder and pellets. The blackhorn plug wont work with pellets. So selling it as an accessory is the best option to make sure that person knows what its for.
TC doesn't come with over sized hinge pins from the factory or trigger kits to lighten the trigger pull, do they?
07-13-2011 | 01:51 PM
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Really only need to give it a 5/"32 flash hole. The important part is adjusting the head space.
You guys should be happy that a company listens to their customers when something isn't working right.
The factory plug now is good for loose powder and pellets. The blackhorn plug wont work with pellets. So selling it as an accessory is the best option to make sure that person knows what its for.
TC doesn't come with over sized hinge pins from the factory or trigger kits to lighten the trigger pull, do they?
You guys should be happy that a company listens to their customers when something isn't working right.
The factory plug now is good for loose powder and pellets. The blackhorn plug wont work with pellets. So selling it as an accessory is the best option to make sure that person knows what its for.
TC doesn't come with over sized hinge pins from the factory or trigger kits to lighten the trigger pull, do they?
07-13-2011 | 01:53 PM
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i wouldnt think you should shoot pellets in that breech plug when the pellet doesnt fit into that cave in the breech plug.
My omega had a flat breech plug. Actually TC had 2 plugs. One flat and one concave.
My omega had a flat breech plug. Actually TC had 2 plugs. One flat and one concave.