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Post by palmer on Nov 25, 2005 22:57:39 GMT -5
Hi all, I replaced the wooden ramrod in my TC hawkin with a TC unversal cut to length aluminum one so I wouldn't have to worry about breaking it in the field. Of course you know what happened. I actually blame myself as I was running a patch using the cut end of the rod down the barrel. It let loose and is stuck. I tried my patch worm and no dice, tried the ball puuler, won't grab the aluminum rod end. The gunsmith is busy and I want to get ready for muzzleloader season in 2 weeks. Any old timer ideas to try? Thanks, Palmer
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Post by whyohe on Nov 26, 2005 8:01:50 GMT -5
you can buy a Co2 powered ball remover and try using that.
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Post by Roger_Dailey on Nov 26, 2005 15:30:01 GMT -5
I've used a small charge dribbled through the vent to dislodge stuck ramrods and tips. I've heard that compressed air will work. Sometimes putting a bunch of water or light oil down the barrel will help. Take care, have fun.... Roger D. in Southern Indiana
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Post by roundball on Nov 26, 2005 23:27:11 GMT -5
Hi all, I replaced the wooden ramrod in my TC hawkin with a TC unversal cut to length aluminum one so I wouldn't have to worry about breaking it in the field. Of course you know what happened. I actually blame myself as I was running a patch using the cut end of the rod down the barrel. It let loose and is stuck. I tried my patch worm and no dice, tried the ball puuler, won't grab the aluminum rod end. The gunsmith is busy and I want to get ready for muzzleloader season in 2 weeks. Any old timer ideas to try? Thanks, Palmer Shoot it out.
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Post by palmer on Dec 1, 2005 21:24:22 GMT -5
Hi all. Well the jag, patch, and rod end are out. It took 4 CO2 cartridges. Now I can start working up a new load for Michigans' ML opener in a week. Thanks palmer
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