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John's Journal... Entry 97, Day 5 The Blackpowder Rifle: Common Problems and Solutions EDITOR'S NOTE: Dave Meredith, the PR Director at Connecticut Valley Arms (CVA) in Norcross, Georgia, has hunted for more than 52 years, beginning at 8 years of age. Meredith enjoys hunting many species with black powder, particularly the white-tailed deer. He likes hunting with black powder because of the challenge of the sport, being in the woods with few other hunters and participating in a historical way to hunt like his grandparents and great-grandparents did. Question:
Can you list some of the most common problems
that you have to solve each day for sportsmen who shoot inline black-powder
rifles? Question: Most hunters
just put their rifles in a closet after hunting season and don't do anything
to them until the next season. What's the best way to store a black-powder
rifle? Question:
What would you like hunters and shooters to
know before they call you at CVA with a problem?
Question:
If there's some problem we haven't covered,
how do customers contact you to get answers for their questions? For more information on CVA's quality black-powder guns, call (770) 449-4687; email info@cva.com; or, see the catalogue online at www.cva.com.
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