Thanks for the kind words, the weather is finally breaking here in the mid atlantic, I want to get to the range and get some shooting in. I love the gun it's very accurate. I did take a doe at 140 yards with mine last season.

I did get a chance to setup the adjustable comb on the stock and look through the scope. Very similar to the Nikon slug hunter which I have. If that's the case I will love it as well.

I ordered it online so I didn't see the manual I just read the detailed description on Muzzleloaders.com

The field ramrod it comes with works with the muzzlebreak with no issues.

I will definitely check that out thanks

@@killakacti yes it is a adjustment screw for the trigger it even says so on the booklet instructions they give with the gun. It is a smooth trigger love it

@@killakacti don't back the screw out past first resistance, I'm surprised your gun didn't have a sticker on the stock identifying that. I backed mine out about a turn and a half, it's a decent stock muzzleloader trigger

Yes and yes, the way I have my pack setup it's just as easy to access the ram rod and funnel as everything is stored in the same pocket.

I put funnel on a lanyard wear around my neck made of shock cord I can load faster and better with funnel because bullet go's through the funnel anarchy sends with if not arrowhead has great funnel

I like the muzzle break, definitely disperses the smoke and reduces recoil. It's not even that much louder with it on.

I am not sure if this is safe to do, for the sake of experimenting, have you tried to fit a .458 or .459 projectile down the barrel? Something like a bullet designed for a 45-70 or .458 Socom? You mentioned that a .454 bullet just slides freely down the bore. I'm curious If a standard. 458 bullet would work?

@@Eggomania86 yes, I've done quite a bit of experiments. I have quite a few 458 molds which cast unsized 460 so it was obvious to try some. The problem is that driving the bullet down into the rifling requires so much force that it heavily distorts the nose (and collapsed the nose of the hollow point one). So I thought that I only mostly need guidance in the bore and secondary sealing. So I ordered a mold from Accurate Molds with modifications: the top band nearest the nose is full 460 diameter but the lower bands are 454 ( since cast bullets usually cast 0.002 over this will just engage the rifling without requiring a lot of force). I have a second mold coming that is a slightly larger Minnie Ball that is 452 so hopefully it will drop down as cast but I can size it if necessary. Note that this is a nose pour mold since it requires a pin in the mold to form the hollow base cavity (the mold isn't back from being modified and the base pin made @ hollowpointmold.com/ ) So hopefully one of these molds will work, but again, most purchasers of the rifle wouldn't have the resources or knowledge to try to make the rifle work like I do. And if I were to sell the rifle, it would be useless without the custom molds I'm doing. I'll repeat that I'm very pissed off at CVA because this is just shoddy product and F'd up corporate policies. Also, if the question of using patched round ball arises, I have other more traditional BP rifles that I do shoot ball in BUT THIS RIFLE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A MORE MODERN SLUG GUN, so it's the principle of the thing NOT to settle for the less effective or accurate slugs I was effectively promised in the advertising.

I was lucky, I found 3 bottles about a month ago I bought all 3 and haven't seen it since.

Pellets suck triple 7 socks blackhorn is awesome and hodgdon is taking advantage of it

You still can use triple foul powder in a accura just get a optima standard breechplug