knight combo tool

[ingramjets]

i was wondering if any of you have modified your knight 9.5 inch combo tool for removing the breech plug. it has a hole to put a rod or screw driver through to turn it but im always afraid of slipping and scratching the stock. i was thinking of welding a socket end on so i could just use a ratchet to loosen or tighten, any ideas???

 

[Smyrnagc]

I bought a socket and 8" extender for mine. Use a standard socket wrench. And I to have scratched my stock with the old style.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

X2 on the socket and extension

 

[ingramjets]

Yea that probably makes more sense than what I was thinking

 

[HC]

I cut a screwdriver slot in the end and use a 8” screwdriver.

 

[sabotloader]

1/4" ratchet, long extension, 7/16" Deep Socket.

 

[G4ML]

i was wondering if any of you have modified your knight 9.5 inch combo tool for removing the breech plug. it has a hole to put a rod or screw driver through to turn it but im always afraid of slipping and scratching the stock. i was thinking of welding a socket end on so i could just use a ratchet to loosen or tighten, any ideas???

Are you talking 209 or #11 cap?

 

[TiggerLueb]

I was bleed some time ago when a friend gave me some surplus socket sets. I have sockets with extensions set up for two of my in-line muzzle loaders. The third requires a special tool made by CVA to remove the breach plug and I haven't created a special socket for it yet.

Another thing that I do when I prepare to clean my muzzle loaders, I remove the action from the stock. This way I don't have to worry about chemicals or water damaging my furniture.

 

[ingramjets]

Good ideas thanks

 

[Les Harris]

Socket and extension worked for me. A lot better than the original wrench.

 

[ShawnT]

Is your Tool for a Hex Head BP or the Slotted one?

 

[ingramjets]

Hex

 

[ShawnT]

I saw in another thread you had a bolt rifle. Yup a 7/16 1/4 drive deep socket is the way to go.

 

[ingramjets]

thanks thats my plan