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Anyone who runs a CVA in-line knows the breech plug has to come out for a proper cleaning, and doing that without the right tool is a knuckle-busting exercise you don't want to repeat. The CVA AC1603 Breech Plug/Nipple Wrench is the purpose-built answer. It's cut from solid steel and designed to grab the breech plug and nipples on CVA in-line rifles so you can break things loose, service the action, and put it all back together without rounding off parts or straining your hands.
This one is smarter than a plain flat wrench because it works both ends. The larger opening is set up to remove 209 nipples and breech plugs, while the smaller opening handles #11 and musket nipples. That covers just about everything you'll run into across the CVA in-line lineup, and the built-in steel handle gives you real leverage on a plug that's been baked in place by heat and fouling. Folks running scoped muzzleloaders lean on this tool especially, since a mounted optic makes breech access tight and a proper wrench earns its keep.
Breech plugs get seized. Powder residue, moisture, and repeated firing can weld a plug into the barrel over a season, and a flimsy tool will flex or slip before the plug ever moves. Because the AC1603 is one solid piece of steel, it holds up to serious force. Owners have reported putting it through heavy torque to break loose plugs that had been stuck for years, and it kept biting.
At right around 9.75 inches, it's compact enough to live in your cleaning box or field maintenance kit without taking over the bag. Keep it alongside some anti-seize grease and a breech brush and you've got a tidy little station for keeping your CVA running clean and reliable. It's a small tool that saves you a big headache come cleaning day.
It's designed to work with all CVA in-line muzzleloader rifles. The larger opening removes 209 nipples and breech plugs, and the smaller opening handles #11 and musket nipples. Between the two ends it covers the common breech and nipple styles you'll find across the CVA in-line lineup.
It's built for CVA in-lines, but the openings are sized for common nipple and breech plug patterns, so many shooters have had success using it on other brands. Owners have used it to pull plugs on older Knight and Thompson rifles when the sizes matched up. Fit isn't guaranteed on other makes, so check your plug and nipple dimensions before counting on it.
Yes, and that's where it earns its money. Because it's one solid piece of steel, it stands up to heavy force on a plug that's baked in from heat and fouling. Some owners have even paired it with an impact wrench to break loose stubborn plugs, and it held up to the job.
For proper cleaning of a CVA in-line, the breech plug should come out, and doing that safely without the right wrench is tough on both the tool and your hands. A purpose-built wrench like this gives you the correct fit and leverage so you don't round off the plug. A dab of anti-seize grease on the threads at reassembly makes the next takedown even easier.
| UPC | 043125116034 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AC1603 |
| Caliber/Gauge | In-Line Muzzleloader |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 9.7500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Nipple Wrench/Breech Plug |
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