Originally Posted by sabinajiles (Post 4237446)

i have one of each and can not tell a physical difference in them except that the CVA version has "BH 209" stamped on the face of it. The Western Powders one does come with the extras mentioned, which is a plus, but does cost a bit more. They have both been shot hundreds of times and I have never seen any difference in performance and both are still pristine.

Originally Posted by Grouse45 (Post 4237447)

Thanks, that's what I was wanting to hear!!!

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 4237451)

You didn't hear it the first time?

Originally Posted by Grouse45 (Post 4237442)

.....Ron,
If I send you the factory plug right out of the gun how fast can you drill it for a vent and get it back to me? I know it's hunting season and all.

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 4237456)

Just for the record. When you say....."That's what I wanted to hear."

It means they haven't heard it before, but it's the answer they wanted.

Just saying.

Originally Posted by ronlaughlin (Post 4237457)

We normally mail the worked plugs back the next morning after they arrive here.

Originally Posted by sabinajiles (Post 4237417)

The muzzle-loaders.com web site says they have both the CVA regular stainless and black coated stainless BH 2009 breech plugs in stock. The description for both say they come with an installation wrench, although my son ordered one from them a couple of months ago and it did not come with the wrench. You can also install them by wrapping the knurled outer portion with duct tape and using a small pipe wrench or large vice grips.

Originally Posted by sabinajiles (Post 4237446)

i have one of each and can not tell a physical difference in them except that the CVA version has "BH 209" stamped on the face of it. The Western Powders one does come with the extras mentioned, which is a plus, but does cost a bit more. They have both been shot hundreds of times and I have never seen any difference in performance and both are still pristine.