Conversion of non vent liner breech plugs to accept a vent liner
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Removing vent liners brazed into a breech plug
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Modifying Savage 10ML breech plugs to take Savage 10 ML2 type vent liners
Knight BP with vent liner removed
Must be the type of breech plug that has a small flash hole that is small enough to be bored out and threaded 10-32 and that channel must be long enough to take a vent liner..
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..already threaded 10-32 (like the original Savage 10ML, and some Knights with vent liners brazed/glued in).
Basically if there is enough metal there to counter sink and drill & tap it to 10-32 for a vent liner we can help!
If in doubt, contact us and we'll work through it with you.
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..already threaded 10-32 (like the original Savage 10ML, and some Knights with vent liners brazed/glued in).
Basically if there is enough metal there to counter sink and drill & tap it to 10-32 for a vent liner we can help!
If in doubt, contact us and we'll work through it with you.
Knight breech plug with brazed in vent liner removed and ready for a new vent liner
Typically CVA's and other models that don't come with vent liners shoot OK until their flash hole enlarges... then accuracy will suffer.
Same sort of thing happens with Knights that have vent liners glued or brazed in.
Also the handful of the first Savage 10ML's use a different vent liner than the much more prolific Savage 10ML2 (we sell the ML2 style vent liner).
To get back to those tighter groups one has basically two choices: buy a new breech plug, or convert it to take a commonly found removable vent liner, like the Lehigh's we sell. In the long run its usually cheaper to convert the breech plug to take inexpensive vent liners.
Buy this service, send us your breech plug, and we'll adapt it to take a Lehigh Vent liner (aka "Savage Type" vent liner). Comes with one Lehigh vent liner, a hex L wrench, and return shipping to the US. Canadian's will have to purchase the extra shipping to Canada (shipping fees are handled automatically at online check out).
Converting to use vent liners sometimes helps guns that were having trouble with Blackhorn209 or blowing up 209 primers. Contact us for the details.
Same sort of thing happens with Knights that have vent liners glued or brazed in.
Also the handful of the first Savage 10ML's use a different vent liner than the much more prolific Savage 10ML2 (we sell the ML2 style vent liner).
To get back to those tighter groups one has basically two choices: buy a new breech plug, or convert it to take a commonly found removable vent liner, like the Lehigh's we sell. In the long run its usually cheaper to convert the breech plug to take inexpensive vent liners.
Buy this service, send us your breech plug, and we'll adapt it to take a Lehigh Vent liner (aka "Savage Type" vent liner). Comes with one Lehigh vent liner, a hex L wrench, and return shipping to the US. Canadian's will have to purchase the extra shipping to Canada (shipping fees are handled automatically at online check out).
Converting to use vent liners sometimes helps guns that were having trouble with Blackhorn209 or blowing up 209 primers. Contact us for the details.
CVA breech plug with vent liner installed
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Knight Breech plug: brazed in vent liner removed. New vent liner installed
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The original Savage 10ML took a different type of vent liner than the 10ML2. The original can be modified to take the 10ML2's vent liner, but once modified it won't use the original style any longer.
The very first Savage 10 muzzle loader wasn't around for long before it was replaced by the Savage 10ML2. Because of this folks with the very first model are having problems finding spare parts. One part in particular is the vent liner. Take a look at the picuture to see the difference. If you purchase our vent liner retro fit service, and send us your original Savage 10 ML breech plug we will modify it to take the 10ML2 style vent liner (and send it back with a vent liner and wrench)
If you get this service I'd encourage you to buy some extra vent liners, and a gage pin to know when your new vent liner have worn out as well.
Be-careful of others offering to perform this service! I've seen bad work done that has caused heads to separate off of vent liners! The depth of thread and counter sink angle must be set correctly, and a standard center drill, and common drill points are not the correct angle!
Be-careful of others offering to perform this service! I've seen bad work done that has caused heads to separate off of vent liners! The depth of thread and counter sink angle must be set correctly, and a standard center drill, and common drill points are not the correct angle!