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  1. Asron87

    Combination Rod Ends/Jegs and Combination Tools, Yea or Nay?

    First post, kind of new to muzzleloading firearms. Cannons are my main hobby but I'd like to branch out a little bit. I've had a .50 cal Traditions Trapper Pistol for a few years but only shot it a few times. I recently received my dads old .45 cal CVA Mountain Rifle he assembled from one of...
  2. D

    Wondering about ramrods

    I’m curious about how often a person (frontiersman or such) would have had to replace a broken ramrod with something whittled from a tree branch or other piece of wood. No brass ends, basically just a stick.
  3. BBGun

    CVA Ramrod Design Change

    CVA Ramrod Design Change
  4. E

    Is a Fiberglass Ramrod Really Bad For a Muzzle-Loader?

    I don't want to get into a discussion of using a range rod at the bench. I've always liked to load my rifles like I would in the field. That means using the ramrod that comes with the rifle. With that said, most of my experience with muzzle-loading rifles has been with the muskets using...
  5. Le Loup

    My Cannon Barreled Pistol.

    .70 caliber cannon barrel & a left hand lock. The ramrod that came with it was iron but too short, so I made a new one from wood with an antler tip. Keith.
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