kp1 was also a dirty mofo with primers.

Very true statement. But has absolutely nothing to do with inherent accuracy of the action. Tom.

I'll agree that a bolt action is a very accurate action. I was speaking from a practical decision on what advantage it would have in a ML used for hunting.

You are 100% right about that. Heck my break action rifles are my favorite hunting rifles(except for varminters). I especially like them because they are a good bit shorter. And I believe this to be the best feature for hunting. Tom.

And so are most CVAs according to your own words on this forum and your blog. ;)

But it can be fixed by a modification that can void the warranty according to Dudley. :D

screw it back in if you need warranty work. Easier than trying to get a hold of knight for customer service.

Yeah, im sure that will be just fine if threads are damaged in the frame or bushing. At least one person knows how to do it the right way.

BTW why dont you mention the mod on the cva blog. Maybe i can for you including the link and youtube vid. His response would be most amusing.

Wont damage the threads at all!

Im pretty sure i have posted the link on the CVA blog as well as on the facebook page. Works great and dont ever have to touch it once shes adjusted.

O rings are a pain in the butt to keep replacing, i like a semi permanent fix. The semi part meaning you can always return it back to normal should you choose to do so.

Kinda like drilling out breech plugs for liners you know.

I wouldn't know about drilling them out anymore. Ive never done it for anyone or sold them. I also dont tell people how to cheat a possible warranty issue. All of mine came with removable liners or dont need them. ;)

BTW thanks for the screenshot. :D

CVA has seen both the video and blog post LOL. They like the idea but want an easier way at doing it. Currently being looked into.

Rust/corrosion also void warranty, guess which one of those will happen a lot sooner due to all that primer blow back in the action? Yep, you got it!