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CVA PalmSaver 50 Caliber Muzzleloader Ramrod 26"

$39.49
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Brand
CVA
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Cleaning Rods
Barrel Length
26in
UPC
43125117017

Overview

The CVA PalmSaver Ramrod is a solid aluminum replacement rod designed specifically for 50 caliber CVA break-action muzzleloaders with a 26-inch barrel, including the Optima. The PalmSaver knob attaches to the threaded jag and is designed to protect the palm while seating bullets; it can also be left on the gun while firing for quick reloading. Additionally, the replacement rod comes with a 4-inch jag extension that, when attached to the opposite end, converts the ramrod into a full-length range rod.

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