Who sells that CO2 deloader?

Can't seem to find them online, but I know they exist. I'm talking about the deloading tool that uses a pellet gun style CO2 cylinder to blow out a stuck load in your barrel. Anyone know?

Try RMC-Oxyoke. They have carried them for years.

If you google " muzzleloader co2 discharger kit for sale", you'll find multiple sources selling them.

oldsalt444 said:

Can't seem to find them online, but I know they exist. I'm talking about the deloading tool that uses a pellet gun style CO2 cylinder to blow out a stuck load in your barrel. Anyone know?

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Click or tap the three links below, all have them.


https://www.logcabinshop.com/catalog.php?path=184_160_10&product_id=24787 B.I.D. CO2 DISCHARGER/ UNLOADER

Old South Firearms
https://www.oldsouthfirearms.com/RMCOx-Yoke-B.I.DKitCo2BlowoffInflatorDischargeKitandBallRemo.aspxDixie Gun Works
https://www.dixiegunworks.com/index/page/category/category_id/332/name/Ball+Dischargers/

I went to Walmart and bought a CO2 bicycle tire inflator. I made a 1/4-28 adapter from an old tire valve. One could thread a tire valve for metric threads. The needle ball inflator can be adapted to match the touch hole so that will work for flintlocks. The screw on CO2 cartridges can be bought cheaply at a bicycle shop.

oldsalt444 said:

Can't seem to find them online, but I know they exist. I'm talking about the deloading tool that uses a pellet gun style CO2 cylinder to blow out a stuck load in your barrel. Anyone know?

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Log Cabin Shop and Old South Firearms about 35.00

Thanks for your replies. Turns out I was using the wrong terminology in my searches. You guys are right on. That's why I come to this forum. The abundance of experience and knowledge is impressive.

Just stay away from the Thompson Center ones, they use a special cartridge and are way way more expensive than others that use the standard CO2 cartridge

Put a bucks worth of dimes in the bottom of the TC one and it works with pellet gun CO2's. Been using it that way for over 20 years.

How well do they work? Is the "ball removal" process generally 100% successful? (Do they ever NOT work is what I'm asking?)

I would say that with a full co2 charge and a good fit on the nipple you can expect 95% of the time the ball will be expelled. I cannot say about conicals cause i never shoot them. The only thing I caution users of this product is to be sure you clean your barrel in the usual way as if you had fired it. Sometimes, if the powder charge is heavily compacted in the breech, a hole will be blown thru the powder charge leaving a ring of powder stuck to the barrel walls. If not cleaned and left for a long time, rust could form where the powder ring is. Don't ask how I know this.

I've used my air compressor and a rubber tipped air nozzle. Just remove barrel, shove the rubber tip tightly over the flash hole, point barrel in a safe direction, and squeeze trigger on air nozzle. Usually fires the ball about half way up my driveway toward the corn field on the other side of the street.

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