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Soup, so as i was cleaning my muzzle loader the ram rod became lodged in the barrel. Attempting to remove the ram rod separated the head from the actual rod. Now i have a nice cup shaped chunk of metal in the barrel. How can i get this nigger out? Because it's a muzzleloader the opposite end of the barrel is welded shut.
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>>28322615
Pour twice the measure of powder for a typical load down the barrel. Prime the pan. Put a cap on or cock the hammer. Stick your dick in the barrel. Pull trigger.
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>>28322647
but my dick is 81 caliber
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>>28322615
but a breech loading rifle
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weld the other end shut to even it out
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>>28322871
I don't think there's enough room to use a worm.
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>>28322945
Nor a worm, the worm ...and use air conpressor
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>>28323232
this
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shoot it out
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>>28322615
Pour some charge thru the primer hole. Shoot it out.
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>>28323264
>>28323254
I'd rather not die.
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>>28323277
have your friend or relative shoot it out then
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>>28323281
^
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>>28323281
Hmm good idea..
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>>28322615
>remove breech plug
>wooden rod
>hammer
>pound in a breech to muzzle direction
>fixed
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>>28323497
>remove breech plug
How? It's not an inline, those bitches are fitted tight.
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>take wings of time back to a time when your muzzleloader wasn't broken
>steal muzzleloader from your past self
>go to 65 million BC
>place muzzleloader in the sun shrine
>go to 2300 AD
>you now have a sun soaked muzzle loader
>go back to 65 million BC
>take muzzleloader (now you have two muzzleloaders)
>go back to a time when your muzzleloader wasn't broken
>watch as your time traveling self steals a muzzleloader from yourself
>give your past self the muzzleloader back to prevent a time paradox
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Jam a second head in there, just to be sure.
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Couple of options you have:
1) Remove the nipple from the breach and use an air compressor in the hole to try and force the obstruction out
2) Use a shot remover screw attachment on the ramrod and try to get it into the obstruction and pull it out
Always remember, if your ramrod gets stuck in a rifle barrel, especially one with very deep rifling like a muzzleloader, rotate the ramrod and whatever's attached to it in the same direction as the rifling as you try to pull it out. This usually makes it easier.
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>>28322615
If it has a breach plug remove it and push it out from that side
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