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    Lyman rear sight ?

    I think I’ll put a peep sight on the Trade Rifle. On the GPR maybe take it apart and toss the spring and somehow make it solid. Thanks everyone for the ideas
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    Breech plug removal. Jag and cloth stuck in barrel

    I had the same thing last week. In my case I put JB weld on the end of the rod . Stuck into the jag stuck in the bottom of the barrel. I let it sit over night and pulled it out in the morning
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    Lyman rear sight ?

    The dovetail is tight. It’s the way the sight is designed. I think I just need a different sight for that dovetail .
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    Lyman rear sight ?

    I own a pair of 50 Caliber Lyman muzzle loaders. A Great Plains Rifle and a Trade Rifle. Both are pretty accurate. But that back sight wobbles all over. Both rifles have the same sights . I don’t mind the buck horn style. But I need something that is solid. Any suggestions to point me in the...
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    Fixed the miss fire issue. CVA Mountain Rifle

    I think your right. Just a little tinkering and it seems to be a really nice gun. The bore is in pretty good shape. A little surface rust from long term storage in a closet. Going to polish it some today . I’ll get it out and shoot it tomorrow 😊
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    Fixed the miss fire issue. CVA Mountain Rifle

    I posted how I restored this rifle from parts . It was in an estate. I was dealing with poor ignition. After looking it over I could see the drum that holds the nipple turned too far left. That could be why it was parted out in the first place. So today with a little heat and a wrench I got it...
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