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PYRODEX PELLETSPyrodex Pellets are a
premeasured and preformed ver-
sion of loose Pyrodex powder.
Pyrodex Pellets are available for
a variety of calibers and may be
combined into multiple pellet
loads to create several different
grain-equivalent loads.
The other four brands of approved blackpowder substitutes are Clean Shot
Powder & Clean Shot Pellets, Clear Shot Powder, Pioneer Powder & Pio-
neer Powder Stix, and Triple 7 Powder & Triple 7 Pellets.
Note:  Please refer to powder manufacturers written...

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recommended in Table 1.
I. RECOMMENDED LOADING DATA - TABLE 1
The proper charge for any muzzleloading firearm is an efficient load
which provides consistent ignition and velocity while keeping breech pres-
sures below the maximum safe levels.  NOTE:  Rarely do two rifles settle
on the same exact load.
The shooter should load using the minimum and maximum charge limi-
tations shown in the table below. It is recommended to begin shooting us-
ing a charge in the middle of the recommended range, gradually...

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ond set of threads. Continue turning in same direction until threads
engage. Loading rod is fully extended when jag stops turning with
normal pressure applied.
b. Place ramrod (with jag fully extended) down the barrel to breech
plug and observe that the rod is flush with the muzzle.
3. Check to make sure that breech plug is snugly screwed into place.  Do
not overtighten.  Note:  Make sure anti-sieze or breech plug grease
has been applied to all threads of the breech plug.
4. Clean all oil and grease from...

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12. Use longer end of ball starter to move projectile about six inches down
the bore. (See Figure 4).
13.With ramrod, push projectile
down on top of powder, firmly,
but without crushing the powder
or pellets.(See Figure 5).
IMPORTANT: Be sure projectile
is seated firmly against powder.
No air space should exist be-
tween projectile and powder.
14.WITH GUN POINTED IN SAFE
DIRECTION and hammer in the
forward/rested position, place a 209 primer into the breech plug.  THE
GUN IS NOW LOADED.(See Figure 6)....

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L. SAFETY SYSTEM
Break–Action Muzzleloaders are equipped with an automatic internal
transfer bar safety system. With this system, the trigger must be depressed
and held all the way rearward in order for the hammer to transfer its strike
to the firing pin.
No mechanical safety should be relied upon to take the place of CARE-
FUL gun handling!
M.BREAK-ACTION IN-LINE DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
FOR CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE. (FIGURE 12)
NOTE: Before beginning this procedure make sure gun is unloaded. (See
J-2)
1....

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N. GENERAL CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Residues from blackpowder,  blackpowder substitutes, and 209 prim-
ers are very corrosive. Therefore, careful cleaning of your muzzleloading
firearm is extremely important. If left uncleaned for any length of time the
fouling will cause rust, pits, and degradation of the metal, particularly around
threaded areas.
The barrel attaching system on most CVA firearms allows for the barrel
to be removed for easier cleaning without disassembly. The recommended
cleaning...

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2. If the rifle is loaded in a proper manner yet fails to fire after repeated
attempts (as explained in the Loading and Shooting Section).
NEVER ATTEMPT TO PULL A CHARGE UNTIL THE POWDER HAS BEEN
RENDERED INERT (DEACTIVATED) BY THOROUGHLY SOAKING IN
WATER.
Removing a projectile is dangerous when there is a powder charge
behind the projectile. Two approved methods of removing a projectile from
the barrel are to: (1) Use a CO
2 discharger to blow the projectile from the
barrel, or (2) With the muzzle in a...

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R. VOLUNTARY RECALL
In August 1997, CVA implemented a Voluntary Recall of all In-Line rifle
models with serial numbers ending in -95 or –96.
Example 61-13-xxxxxx-96.
If you have a CVA In-Line model with such a serial number, do not use
or allow anyone else to use the gun. If you have one of these rifles, call
CVA immediately at 770-449-4687 for complete details and instructions on
how to receive a replacement gun.
In May 1999, Blackpowder Products, Inc. purchased the assets of
Connecticut Valley Arms,...

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15 4. Discontinued items are subject to availability. CVA will reserve the right to
make compatible substitutions when necessary.
5. Enclose the total retail price of the item plus postage and handling. Refer
to the chart to determine this.
6. Please allow four to six weeks from receipt of order for delivery.
POSTAGE & HANDLING CHART
Orders Totaling: Add
UP TO $20.00...................................................................................$3.50
$20.01 -...

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