hey guy's I tried them last week worth every penny man beats shootng to unload and then cleaning the rifle.I was in 3 days in heavy rain while hunting the early PA season ,hook the discharger up ,pointed the barrel to a safe direction(wool blanket) on the ground ,even the nosler sabot can be resued.

I thought once you settle, the case is over.
How much did you sue for the first time?

I'm just razzing you a little. Seriously, I'm gonna get me one of them dischargers, especially after your review and recommendation, THANKS!

Does it use a whole cartrige of c02 for one discharge?

You will get two discharges out of one cartrige of c02
I think a pack of 6 co2 cost $3.99

CAUTON----I have a co 2 system also and you need to be careful of the powder going off. The preesure the co2 builds up could cause it to ignite, pressure means heat. I think there was a warning on the package when i bought mine may 6-7 yrs ago.Only used it a couple times. Still had to clean the breach plug on the inline Knight.

always point the barrel is a safe direction when using the co2 discharge cylinder hay anythink can happen,and yes you still have to clean the gun but a patch down the barrel is all that is needed
I went threw two cylinders before I got the hang of it ,but it a life saver and if you are shooting noslers or barnes or power belt ,you can reused them on the next load,no damage to the bullet or plastic sabot.

for real hard stuck bullets my brother uses his air compressor in his garage. i dont know what he uses as an adapter though.