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I'm in a state of panic, please all CVA wolf owners, I need help. My ramrod is shorter than the barrel, as usual. It allegedly has a cleaning function that (with the jag-end unscrewed and free)encounters another set of internal threads to extend the ramrod. I have followed the manual to a "T" and there seems to be no threading. So am I supposed to use the ramrod extension piece, which is only mentioned as a counterpart to the breech removing tool, or use an undersized ramrod, or buy another?
Question by JayAquino. Uploaded on March 14, 2010
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It's brand new, so there is no possibility of damage
JayAquino-
Your question could be better answered by CVA:
Our Customer Service Department is available to help you Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. You can call the CVA Customer Service Department directly at (770) 449-4687. Or, if you prefer, you can fax any questions or comments to (770) 242-8546. You can also e-mail us at info@CVA.com with general questions or concerns.
LOL, this ram rod design is not Cva's best. The internal ramrod is threaded inside the longer ramrod. Grip the ramrod firmly in one hand and twist the tip or jag counter clockwise, it will loosen, pull out to extend then twist into place to lock, reverse to shorten. Terrible design!!
My nephew has this gun,Cgull is correct.
Good Explanation Cgull. I understand the company will be changing the design. You are right, a Rube Goldberg design if there ever was one. I expect better from my friends in Norcross, GA.
Agreed with Cgull and A + 1 for you sir!!!
Thanks. But mine wont lock,I've tried screwing the jag both ways, but there feels like there is no threadings, am I just not tugging on the jag hard enough? I appreciate all the help. You guys rule.
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JayAquino-
Your question could be better answered by CVA:
Our Customer Service Department is available to help you Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. You can call the CVA Customer Service Department directly at (770) 449-4687. Or, if you prefer, you can fax any questions or comments to (770) 242-8546. You can also e-mail us at info@CVA.com with general questions or concerns.
LOL, this ram rod design is not Cva's best. The internal ramrod is threaded inside the longer ramrod. Grip the ramrod firmly in one hand and twist the tip or jag counter clockwise, it will loosen, pull out to extend then twist into place to lock, reverse to shorten. Terrible design!!
My nephew has this gun,Cgull is correct.
Good Explanation Cgull. I understand the company will be changing the design. You are right, a Rube Goldberg design if there ever was one. I expect better from my friends in Norcross, GA.
It's brand new, so there is no possibility of damage
Agreed with Cgull and A + 1 for you sir!!!
Thanks. But mine wont lock,I've tried screwing the jag both ways, but there feels like there is no threadings, am I just not tugging on the jag hard enough? I appreciate all the help. You guys rule.
Post an Answer