Search results

This is a first edition 45cal. it has been listed at Albrecht Auction. to find it go to current auction, April 4th, enter auction, under all categories, scroll to "guns", then scroll to last item listed, item #1407. you have to get yourself a bidders number, (free), however, bidding ends on this...

Looking at a Pedersolli rolling block muzzy. looked at stats on this particular rifle, 28 inch barrel, 50 cal 1-24 twist, 209 primer, found a video of breechplug being pulled from this gun, certainly looks like it would be compatible with Blackhorn. have found very little online about this gun...

almost made 550 mile trip myself , estimate on how many people were there watching ?

no way that"clean rifle" was shot "10-12times", and could be that filthy.

as the gun is beyond filthy, I believe if you look at the one side view picture, look at the discoloration on the receiver. looks to me that a torch was used to expand the casting to try to remove the frozen breechplug. heat created crack, gun falling expanded crack.

plus, pics of broken hanger?

bad deal all around. but looking at pictures, especially the pics of firing pin end?, holy crap! when was this gun cleaned last? if ever? cva giving you a new gun should be a lucky me moment. take care of your weapons and they will take care of you

let me know what you ended up with,(if any yet). looking for exact same thing for my paramount. still undecided what power scope to go to, 20x would be max. just know my 9x ain't gettin it at 200 plus yards

sooo, approx $500 more for same barrel/action. give ya the better trigger. but, (unless I missed something, way possible, by the way!) What I am seeing is same gun, different stock, better trigger. Is this worth 500 more? Comments/

What are thoughts on getting ports cut into existing barrel vs threading muzzlebrake add on

thanx for the reply, would like to stay with 105/140 load, but would like to tame the recoil a little more than a little. have little experience with muzzlebrake except for my Browning 300 mag w/boss which is a pleasure to shoot. Don't know how much a muzzlebrake will reduce performance/recoil...

Question, shooting the CVA recommended 280 grain bullet, my effort level to push the bullet down the barrel was smooth, could push bullet down rather easily with one hand. groups were touching each other at 100 yards. I guess it is two questions, what is paramount users experience when loading...

Understand the confusion. As I typed my statement about weighed 140 grain, I had the thought how do I present this so no confusion. My thought was "they will know what I mean". Obviously I was wrong. I will in the future always clarify weight vs volume.

sorry, 105 weight, 140 volume, oops, would have to man up to shoot 140 weight!!

finally got to do some serious shooting yesterday. got it zeroed in at 100 yds, shot 3 shot group with all three holes touching. this was with weighed 140 grain BH and CVA's 280 bullet. Super happy! I am going to try out different loads and bullets as it is too much recoil for my taste...

had same thing, I actually had seated the breechplug with the wrench the first year. second year, same experience you had, got advice here,seat the breechplug tighter, sure nuff, there was more space to crank the breechplug tight. problem solved.

Wait, just got my kit and breechplug, 10 days to get it ordered, measured and plug sent back to be trimmed. all set after 10 days. as advertised, no leaks!!

purchased my Paramount last weekend, ordered ASG's Gen2 kit right away. Rec'd it, installed it, measured breechplug,sent plug and rest of package back as instructed. Got my breechplug back Monday and shot for first time today. Got on 100yd paper and started raining. No leaks!!!

not the place to reply, but all the paramount discussions that matter are here. just at jays this morning. put down payment on a paramount. now looking for weaver style picannty rail base mount for said gun. none in stock. on order. in case there is a delay, any options out there to find?

seeing upgrades for the paramount. ready to pull the trigger on purchasing one. would like to see more replies from owners who have actually sighted their paramounts in and what their accuracy is so far, thanx