First Look: Real Avid Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper for Muzzleloaders

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posted on March 26, 2025
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4 In 1 Breech Plug Muzzleloader Scraper LEDE

Real Avid has announced a new tool for keeping inline muzzleloader ignitions functioning reliably. The Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper combines several key tools into one easy-to-carry, hard-to-lose unit. This tool is compact for convenient pocket carry or small enough to add to a range bag. The high-impact handles come in bright orange, making the tool easy to locate if accidentally dropped in the field.

Included in the Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper are two different scrapers for thorough, detailed cleaning of the screw-in breech plugs found on today’s in-line muzzleloaders and a 1.4-inch-long flash channel scraper to ensure primer ignition has unobstructed travel to the powder load. And in a modern twist on the traditional percussion cap nipple pick, the Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper comes with a 1.3-inch-long wire that slides in and out of a protective tube to clean carbon build-up from inside the flash hole.

As with the Real Avid 4-in-1 Tool for Glock, the new Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper features pushbutton mechanisms to deploy the individual tools while keeping the tools securely locked in the handle when not in use.

To learn more about the Breech Plug 4-in-1 Scraper, or any of the other tools available from Real Avid for the professional gunsmith and at-home DIYer alike, visit realavid.comMSRP: $29.99

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