cva muzzle loader has 2 bullet in it how do you get them out?
828952
Deprime it 1st, keep muzzle AWAY from your body and other people at all times, go to your local gun shop and get one of those bullet corkscrews that goes on the end of your cleaning rod, screw it down into the bullet and pull it out, remove the other bullet as well since you're obviously not at the rifle range.
126830
unscrew it from the manifold unplug it take it to the store get a new one plug it in screw it in. and shoot yourself
852126
put the wamadet in the watsname while its reloading press the thingmajig when it starts swagging hit the jiggerypocky button if that dont work get the manual no need to email me for any thanks my pleasure
206047
If all else fails I would try filling up the washer on a small load setting, let it agitate for a moment (to release anything trapped in the outer barrel), and then suck all of the water out using a shop vac.  This way it may get what would usually be trapped between both barrels.  Hope this works!!
180322
you may try to file edge of ejection clip. do not take very much off or it may breake.
241638
If you have no idea how it functions, I recommend you do not do this yourself.\n\nYou can take the 22 to a ammo store, or large sports store, and they will assist you in either cleaning it for you or showing you how to safely operate this handgun.\n\nBe aware, you may not transport this handgun without the proper registration.
49070
1. Inspect the barrel to insure it is clean and empty.  If recently fired, wait several minutes before firing again.  It is best to “swab” the bore with a damp sponge.  You want to be 100% certain no live ambers are in the barrel before loading it again. \n   2. Insert a 6-inch piece of fuse all the way into the vent hole and bend it at the top so it is perpendicular to the hole (at least 4 inches of fuse should be exposed) .  This insures that a spark doesn’t pre-ignite the powder in the barrel. \n   3. Determine the correct amount of black powder to use based on the bore diameter of your cannon (chart below).  You can always use less!  A small amount of black powder (thimble full) produces a boom!  Use only fg or ffg black powder.\n   4. Pour the powder into the barrel, or if using the foil pouch method, making sure the powder is all the way back in the bore.  A wooden ramrod works well.  It is not necessary to “pack” the powder.  Keeping it confined is the objective.\n   5. Wading is not necessary for blank loads, if desired, a small amount of waded, dry paper can be used.  Make a ball and push it all the way back against the powder charge.\n   6. Never “double load” a barrel.   Use only 1 powder charge, 1 piece of wading.\n   7. Check around the cannon area making certain it is clear.  Announce that the cannon is to be fired.\n   8. Light the fuse and retreat.  A 6 inch standard fuse gives you about 10 seconds to get away.
953715
I assume you have a straight bolt handle on your gun.  Just have a gunsmith bend it.
947718
It's a Muzzle Brake, like in a car brake. \n\nYou can probably find a clamp-on one that will fit your barrel from Brownell's or Midway for $20 to $30 with uncertain results. \n\nA custom one can set you back $200 to $300 from a smith that knows what he's doing.\n\nI gotta ask, why do you feel you need one?
587244
take out the toner and drum, and get a can of air, and just clean out the inside. then pop it back in.
1075044
There is a problem with the cocking mechanism.  appears that the sear, (which holds the bolt back) isn't engaging and that is why it keeps firing.  I can't tell you more without actually seeing inside your gun.
924960
disasemble the gun and fix it
837013
High point has a little push pin in the rear of the upper grip that you must push out to take it apart. Careful its plastic!
315992
You can sell BB Gun parts on EBay.   Just take the stock or other major part(s) off and sell them seperatly as Parts.  Its best to remove a part or two that allows it to actuall shot and so it looks none funtional.
195440
Give one of them the gun and the other the bullet then lock the door behind you. When you hear the gunshot go back in with a baseball bat and finish the job. Then sell the gun and baseball bat on ebay. And the bullet for that matter.
137009
No, they can be double loaded or more - you just have to make sure you don't pull the trigger after a double charge.\n\nI saw once on a documentary somewhere that, when soldiers went into combat for the first time, they were so unfamiliar with the guns (and so scared of being in combat) that they did reloading in their rifles but didn't fire - one dead soldier's gun had been loaded with about 20 bullets and powder charges, one on top of the other, without being fired (I should think that the muzzle would have overflowed by then).\n\nIf you have any kind of muzzle-loaded weapon, before doing anything with it, drop a pen or something down the muzzle and see if it is visible though the touch hole.  If you can't see it, that means there is a bullet in there.
1113991
try Dillion Precision\ngo to their web site and download the reloading info into a PDF folder