CVA breech plug question
01-04-2016 | 07:24 AM
#71
Typical Buck
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What city / state do you hunt in? Sometimes climate is the difference in performance, between the two manufactured plugs.
Not being a CVA owner myself, I've read posts where the CVA plug performed flawlessly during October sight-in at 55 degrees. But when muzzleloading season and 20 degrees arrived, hangfires occurred.
If it were my CVA, I'd be using the Western Powder one.
Not being a CVA owner myself, I've read posts where the CVA plug performed flawlessly during October sight-in at 55 degrees. But when muzzleloading season and 20 degrees arrived, hangfires occurred.
If it were my CVA, I'd be using the Western Powder one.
I have shot deer with the CVA plug made for blackhorn 209 in -15 degrees in our late muzzleloader season and got instant ignition.
01-04-2016 | 07:50 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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The OEM plug is the one that gets Ron's mod. I dont think the BH209 plugs have enough metal left to install a vent liner. The flash channel may end up too short in the BH209 plug.
The OEM plug with Ron's mod is probably a far better option for adequate flame channel volume. I think he also enlarges the flash channel to 5/32. The BH209 plugs both use a 1/8 flash channel.
The OEM plug with Ron's mod is probably a far better option for adequate flame channel volume. I think he also enlarges the flash channel to 5/32. The BH209 plugs both use a 1/8 flash channel.
01-04-2016 | 05:29 PM
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What city / state do you hunt in? Sometimes climate is the difference in performance, between the two manufactured plugs.
Not being a CVA owner myself, I've read posts where the CVA plug performed flawlessly during October sight-in at 55 degrees. But when muzzleloading season and 20 degrees arrived, hangfires occurred.
If it were my CVA, I'd be using the Western Powder one.
Not being a CVA owner myself, I've read posts where the CVA plug performed flawlessly during October sight-in at 55 degrees. But when muzzleloading season and 20 degrees arrived, hangfires occurred.
If it were my CVA, I'd be using the Western Powder one.
01-04-2016 | 07:03 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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I am referring to the CVA breech plug made to shoot BH 209, not the stock one that comes with the rifle. As I said, i have not found any physical differences between it and the Western Powders BH 209 breech plug for the CVA, so I see no reason why one would be affected by weather more than the other......
01-04-2016 | 07:05 PM
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Well, i haven't found any differences in the two plugs either, but a pile of folk have written that they are different. They have the same size flame channel, and the same size flash hole. They are the same length. They both work reliably in my rifle. Maybe the taper from the flame channel to the flash hole is different??
I think you put a 5/32 flame channel in your plugs right? I want 5/32 flame in my plug for sure. No exceptions!!
01-04-2016 | 07:13 PM
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Ron,
I think you put a 5/32 flame channel in your plugs right? I want 5/32 flame in my plug for sure. No exceptions!!
I think you put a 5/32 flame channel in your plugs right? I want 5/32 flame in my plug for sure. No exceptions!!
Now just to be sure, you are sending the plug out of the rifle right? not the Blackhorn QRBP...... The Blackhorn QRBP could have the flame channel drilled out to 5/32", but i wouldn't want to install a vent liner in it.
01-04-2016 | 07:18 PM
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Yes, the flame channel will be 5/32", and it will come back with one of your flat head vent liner installed, and it will reliably ignite Blackhorn powder. Or would you rather have one of my vent liner?
Now just to be sure, you are sending the plug out of the rifle right? not the Blackhorn QRBP...... The Blackhorn QRBP could have the flame channel drilled out to 5/32", but i wouldn't want to install a vent liner in it.
Now just to be sure, you are sending the plug out of the rifle right? not the Blackhorn QRBP...... The Blackhorn QRBP could have the flame channel drilled out to 5/32", but i wouldn't want to install a vent liner in it.
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