CVA Scout V2 question

[Hoobilly]

If you need to remove a breech to clean both, how are you getting taking it out with the ejector in the way?

 

[LBAhunter]

If you need to remove a breech to clean both, how are you getting taking it out with the ejector in the way?

Im guessing you are using the modules. I use Di so my ejector has been removed. You should be able to remove it. Maybe use a small screwdriver to pry it down some to remove the breech plug.

 

[Hoobilly]

Im guessing you are using the modules. I use Di so my ejector has been removed. You should be able to remove it. Maybe use a small screwdriver to pry it down some to remove the breech plug.

Right on. I’ll try that. Need to clean the barrel before I start shooting. Wasn’t sure if I needed to knock out the roll pin and remove it before taking the breech out.

 

[birdog]

If it was my rifle I would not pry on the ejector to remove the BP. I would remove the ejector. I would not risk bending the ejector and the issues that would cause.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

Ive always removed my ejector. Lost that tiny spring once but CVA kindly sent me a couple free replacements. Someone here told me about filing down the BOTTOM of the ejector just enough to let it push down just far enough for a thin wall socket to clear. Then you can leave the ejector in place for cleaning. Ive filed mine down a bit so far but not quite yet to clear. Only taking material off of the bottom doesn't affect its function because the spring holds it up, in place.

 

[Hoobilly]

Im guessing you are using the modules. I use Di so my ejector has been removed. You should be able to remove it. Maybe use a small screwdriver to pry it down some to remove the breech plug.

Yep I had to push it down with a screwdriver and able to slide the breech out. Now to clean and then size to fit and get sighted in.

 

[LBAhunter]

 

[smokeeter]

remove the roll pin and spring and just slide the ejector in place, pop it out when you want to take out the breech plug. easy peasy