Manual

T/C Omega muzzleloader TAKEDOWN PROCEDURE

1st Step – Open the breech; make sure that the gun is unprimed.

2nd Step – Remove the barrel/action assembly from the stock. Remove the ramrod

3rd Step – Remove the breech plug, making sure that the muzzle is pointing in a safe

direction.

4th Step – Once the breech plug has been removed, point the muzzle up. Gravity should

then cause the Pyrodex pellets to drop out, or the loose powder to pour out. The sabot or

bullet can then be poked out with your ramrod, inserting it through the muzzle. It will be

necessary to add the extended super jag (which came with your rifle) to your ramrod, or

you may use the longer “range rod” if you have access to one.

5th Step – If your propellant (Pyrodex pellets or loose powder) doesn’t come out as a

result of gravity, pour water into the breech to fully saturate the Pyrodex pellets or pow-

der. Then proceed by pushing the entire charge out (propellant and projectiles) from the

muzzle by use of your ramrod.

If you can’t remove the breech plug.

If you can’t remove the breech plug in order to pull the charge, it will be necessary

to submerge the breech section of the barrel in a pail or bucket of water.

Complete Disassembly of the Omega will be necessary.

1. Check to make sure the gun is unprimed by opening the action.

2. Close the action; remove the barrel/trigger guard assembly from the stock. Remove the

ramrod.

3. Loosen the pivot pin set screws so that you can push out the trigger guard pivot pin and

the breech block pivot pin (see page 9)

Note: You do not have to completely remove the setscrews. Loosen them only enough to

allow the pivot pins to be pushed out. If you find that the pivot pins won’t push out easi-

ly, loosen the setscrew a little more. Do not drive out the pivot pins with a hammer and

punch. It is unnecessary if the setscrews have been loosened enough. You should be able

to poke both pivot pins out with a pencil or pen.

4. Once the trigger guard assembly has been removed, submerge the breech section of

the barrel into a pail of water. (Hot if possible). Make certain that at least 8" of the breech

section is submerged for at least 1/2 hour