Will this remove my 45cal Traditions bolthunter?
248135
I don't think so. I measured the nipple flats and the breech plug flats. There 10MM
678079
All receivers are usually drilled and tapped differently. If you have weaver style base plates already on your gun you will be fine. If not look up weavers base chart on line and compare base plate numbers on the two cva's. Good luck. Joe
1057063
My loader was gun specific. Mine was for both the Ruger Mk and 22/45 magazines. I'm not sure if they make the loader for the High Standard...
1429648
No. It's a different caliber. You need the correct caliber for your firearm.
1900638
No. The upgrade actually caused more problems than it solved. With this upgrade you need to also upgrade the trigger box. In the end, you've spent more on upgrades than the rifle was worth to start with. My advice: Send the BBTac back and upgrade to a better rifle to start with.
1731350
It should fit any Traditions in line muzzle loader. I don't know of any bolt action rifles that are muzzle loaders, so not sure if it will fit the rifle you specify.
399059
No. This tool is for removing the main three pins of the trigger component group. The front sight requires a different tool and the rear sight requires a larger no mar drift punch.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
790911
Not sure, but maybe.There are cutouts in the receiver and stock for the bolt handle on the left side, but there is no way to tell how the bolt itself rotate/operate without dissasembly. The "manual" makes no mention of left-hand conversion.Good luck
632556
Answer to your first question is "No". De-priming is done on my Hornady Pro 7 as part of its several functions. I'm not familiar with the Hornady apparatus you mention. If it is multi-functional it should de-prime your spent rounds. If not, tap the out with a punch, preferably brass.
710241
While I'm not using it on the specific gun you listed I do use this on a savage model 10 in .243 Winchester. My advice would be trying to use the Rings that would bring the scope as low to the bore axis as possible while still allowing your bolt handle to clear the scope freely. As far as ring brands get whatever is in your budget
1223021
Thanks for the info. I'm looking forward to trying it out. I hope it cuts down on wasted ammo while dialing in the sites.Rob
17337
Nope. Just go to hardware store and purchase 10mm fine thread bolts. Also use lock tight on bolts so they won't vibrate off. I just purchase the plastic pull start because the metal. Recoil throw plunger thing stop working. Lasted one month.
1806404
Unfortuantely, I do not know that information. You might wish to contact Hunter or the seller directly to find this information out. I truly doubt that it can.
1014718
No, but you might try a little gun oil if you can get the bolt free. Just in case you need to return yours for repairs, I had to send mine back to repair the seal and I was satisfied with the repairs and turnaround time.
22439
I just used the bolt I had. I didn't buy any. Just took old ring off and then put this one on.
1504850
It's a standard thread pattern common to all dies. I actually use a Hornady loc-n-load quick change adapter in my RCBS RCII so it should work fine for you too.