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That's pretty cool right there! Do you load it a little light for him?
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i only have one inline in my collection . all of my other guns are old scool.my son loves the inline its small and light for him .i will post more videos of more of my old guns soon .
It is within the max load of the rifle and should be safe using pellets. But if its loose ffg its really not necessary to use that much it just becomes a waste of powder. I have heard reports of catastrophic failures in them from using 150 grains of loose ffg. Just so you are informed.
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It is within the max load of the rifle and should be safe using pellets. But if its loose ffg its really not necessary to use that much it just becomes a waste of powder. I have heard reports of catastrophic failures in them from using 150 grains of loose ffg. Just so you are informed.
Please post these CVA failures. Just posting these rumors does no good for owners of these firearms. These guns are tested with "Blue Pill" loads. Why would CVA or any other company sell guns that would not hold an over loaded charge. These rifles can stand Max charges of Triple 7. Please post these failures for us to view.
my 6 year old son shooting the black powders 50 cal
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