Looking at breech plugs!!
01-13-2016 | 04:47 PM
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I dont lube my threads on a QRBP and they certainly don't freeze up with pyrodex or shockeys gold and certainly not with goex. Why would they freeze up when no blow by gets into the threads of my plugs?
Send LHR an email and ask them or in fact, ask those that who shoot an LHR. Im not doing your homework for you
Send LHR an email and ask them or in fact, ask those that who shoot an LHR. Im not doing your homework for you
01-13-2016 | 04:53 PM
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Actually I even found a post from one of my own members that had problems with his LHR and primers:
"Went to the range to sight in the Redemption. I'm using BH 209 powder and I mistakenly grabbed the CCI muzzleloader primers instead of the CCI magnum shot shell primers. Only had one partial ignition short round which surprised me out of about 15 shots. About half the primers were very hard to remove and a few needed a tool because I couldn't remove them with my fingers. I'm hoping the CCI magnum shot shell primers will be different.
Unlike NAME REMOVED, I did experience a little blowback. The primers were always dark and there was some residue on the receiver around the firing pin area. The rifle did shoot nice and I especially like the clean up with the new style breech plug with the threads on the out side. The rifle is a little heavy. Equipped with scope, sling and the Warne rings it weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. My Accura MR equipped with scope, sling and Durasight ring weighs in at 8 lbs 4 oz."
"Went to the range to sight in the Redemption. I'm using BH 209 powder and I mistakenly grabbed the CCI muzzleloader primers instead of the CCI magnum shot shell primers. Only had one partial ignition short round which surprised me out of about 15 shots. About half the primers were very hard to remove and a few needed a tool because I couldn't remove them with my fingers. I'm hoping the CCI magnum shot shell primers will be different.
Unlike NAME REMOVED, I did experience a little blowback. The primers were always dark and there was some residue on the receiver around the firing pin area. The rifle did shoot nice and I especially like the clean up with the new style breech plug with the threads on the out side. The rifle is a little heavy. Equipped with scope, sling and the Warne rings it weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. My Accura MR equipped with scope, sling and Durasight ring weighs in at 8 lbs 4 oz."
01-13-2016 | 05:01 PM
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Actually I even found a post from one of my own members that had problems with his LHR and primers:
"Went to the range to sight in the Redemption. I'm using BH 209 powder and I mistakenly grabbed the CCI muzzleloader primers instead of the CCI magnum shot shell primers. Only had one partial ignition short round which surprised me out of about 15 shots. About half the primers were very hard to remove and a few needed a tool because I couldn't remove them with my fingers. I'm hoping the CCI magnum shot shell primers will be different.
Unlike NAME REMOVED, I did experience a little blowback. The primers were always dark and there was some residue on the receiver around the firing pin area. The rifle did shoot nice and I especially like the clean up with the new style breech plug with the threads on the out side. The rifle is a little heavy. Equipped with scope, sling and the Warne rings it weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. My Accura MR equipped with scope, sling and Durasight ring weighs in at 8 lbs 4 oz."
"Went to the range to sight in the Redemption. I'm using BH 209 powder and I mistakenly grabbed the CCI muzzleloader primers instead of the CCI magnum shot shell primers. Only had one partial ignition short round which surprised me out of about 15 shots. About half the primers were very hard to remove and a few needed a tool because I couldn't remove them with my fingers. I'm hoping the CCI magnum shot shell primers will be different.
Unlike NAME REMOVED, I did experience a little blowback. The primers were always dark and there was some residue on the receiver around the firing pin area. The rifle did shoot nice and I especially like the clean up with the new style breech plug with the threads on the out side. The rifle is a little heavy. Equipped with scope, sling and the Warne rings it weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. My Accura MR equipped with scope, sling and Durasight ring weighs in at 8 lbs 4 oz."
01-13-2016 | 05:21 PM
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01-13-2016 | 06:04 PM
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01-13-2016 | 06:13 PM
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01-13-2016 | 06:14 PM
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You just need to quit thinking for awhile, and read and pay attention. The problem with the CVA plug is what CVA claims it is. If CVA said my MR had a tool less plug I would only have one complaint right now. Please pay attention to what I'm saying. The complaint would be, why not offer one plug for all powders. I'm going to say this one more time. If CVA said there plug was tool less, my only complaint so far is why not make one plug for all powders. That would eliminate the BH209 plug coming and not fitting in the gun like mine right now.
Does it have to be quicker than every gun made to use the word quicker?
Seriously, your point is weak as hell.