TB Price: $310 (1) Wolf Break-action $ 246.00. I've owned two CVAs and both of them were great rifles. Using 209 Winchester Primer, two Triple Se7en pellets behind a 250gr Hornady SST. You are using an out of date browser. This design is renowned for its serve as its purpose is to answer the demands and meet the requirements of the markets and consumer. CVA Wolf Muzzleloader .50 cal 24" Blued Barrel with DuraSight Fiber Optic Sights - Black. Since the company started in 1971, CVA has prided itself in providing hunters and shooting enthusiasts the best muzzleloading value on the market. NN, The Traditions is not by any stretch HARD to clean. I use white hot pellets and Hornady bullets and get good accuracy. Anyone have any suggestions on brands for powder and bullet? the lock and trigger assembly are in … Other tips, cut up old tee shirts for cleaning patches and run a patch through barrel in between every shot at the range. 9/13 3091930919 owner’s instruction and safety manual for wolf this pamphlet cont ains information critical to the safe use and maintenance of cva firearms. For every other shot, I also like to run a spit patch though the gun followed by a dry patch. cnelk said: I have a couple CVA Wolf 50cals - Ive only used sabots in them for deer out in Nebraska. CVA’s reputation continues to grow as evidenced by their remarkable growth in the marketplace. I shoot a CVA Wolf and use two 777 50gr pellets, that combo killed A LOT of deer and one moose. Barely any recoil and still devastating. that cva wolf will kick the omega's ass all around the block, it is easier to load, easier to clean, easier to shoulder and pack, easiest to remove breech plug on the planet, and best of all it fires groups that many guys with centerfire rifles wish they could attain. cva grey wolf 50 caliber percussion rifle description: this cva grey wolf is a 50 caliber percussion rifle is unfired. I have owned a CVA Wolf for several years and like it very much. CVA PR2112S Wolf 209 Magnum Break-Action 50cal 24" Stainless/Re $ 255.00. The wolf is basically a budget Optima. These are the reviews that have currently been submitted at the Basspro website: Northslope, BassPro has a Traditions "Lightning" .50 on sale for $99, which is less than the CVA wolf, and has a 26" fluted barrel - it's a blued / synthetic. Came apart and didn't exit obviously. CVAs are very good rifles. These "magnum capable" guns can be identified by the one-piece barrel construction, a serial number ending in 01, 02, 03, and the designation "magnum" on the barrel. The CVA Wolf Muzzleloading Rifle has been redesigned with features typically found only on more expensive muzzleloaders. They look pretty good to me, and the only thing I see that may concern some is the 24" barrel. All the safety rules of firearms apply with a few extra. Yesterday, the doe I shot at ran to the right, paused and ran to the left. I've assumed the break action type are easiest to clean. I just picked up a Wolf myself. How hard is the Traditions to clean? I've killed a metric shit ton of deer (and a moose) with my cheap CVA Wolf. Their sizing kit determined my bore is actually .502, so their custom .502 bullets fit and shoot really nicely for me so far. I broke the front sight off the gun and when I called CVA they were extreemly nice. Joined Mar 27, 2018 Messages 106 Location PA. I shot a deer with my Optima and was so excited when I climbed down in my climber I was a little higher than I thought, when I got out and fell about 4 feet. IMO the most important extra rule is put the primer on LAST. It arrived yesterday and after several hours of trying to reassemble, I'm a little stuck.I have it almost all the way together but the snag I have hit is installing the trigger & guard while compressing the hammer spring. Any feedback on the CVA Wolf? I am looking to purchase a beginner rifle, what range should I expect from a gun like this? I … My "Ready" thread here explains that I just shot my CVA Wolf for the first time yesterday. Look for the Wolf with the curved line going down the receiver, it's the later model. i dont think u'd go wrong gettin an Impact or Wolf. Absolutely love it. If you have one of these rifles, please call CVA immediately at 770-449-4687 for complete details and a free replacement gun. I know it's inexpensive, but it seems to be well made. My Wolf is coming with me for opening day of blackpowder season over my T/C that costs more than twice as much. Question: If the Wolf is a budget Optima, then what prevents you from adding the rifle barrels to it. I do love my modern ML. The CVA Wolf replacement forestock in Realtree™ Xtra Green Camo is made from a durable polymer composite that is built to withstand years of abuse. I really don't think you'd lose much velocity at all with shorter barrel - the bigger the bore, the less velocity loss per loss of inch of barrel length, and a .50 is a BIG bore. CVA Wolf that I plan to use in Colorado for elk. Look at your state regulations. Copyright Complaints: Please direct DMCA Takedown Notices to the registered agent: http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...&cmCat=3337162, http://www.cva.com/products/rifle_wolf.htm, http://www.shootingtimes.com/longgun...s/muscle_1104/, http://cva.com/products/rifle_optelite.htm. and 245gr. I see a small difference but in all honesty, my Wolf with 777 is as deadly. Aug 31, 2018 #3 D. dhpro Active Member. Clicking on a product will take you to TNDeer’s partner,Primary, where you can find links to TNDeer discussions about these products. I have 2 Wolf .50cal Magnums, the basic blued model. Getting ready to feed the Wolf!So far I have bought these .50 Cal. If you have a CVA In-Line model with such a serial number, DO NOT USE OR ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO USE THE GUN. I read an on-line review within the CABELA's site. Yes,they are stamped with proof marks. I shot a deer with my Optima and was so excited when I climbed down in my climber I was a little higher than I thought, when I got out and fell about 4 feet. With Stainless Steel barrel, Camo stocks, Scope and Case. Just something to consider if you end up having trouble with Powerbelts. However, none of them are so muchas fired, not even with a standard load, much less the C.I.P. All the safety rules of firearms apply with a few extra. Well, it's certainly no secret that Connecticut Valley Arms, better know today as simply CVA, tends to promote shooting bore-sized bullets out of their modern muzzleloading rifles.Yet, as many CVA rifle owners will gladly attest, these 1-in-28 rifling twist No. They were both parents and bought these thinking they would be great guns for their teen aged sons, 13 & 15. The CVA® Wolf Muzzleloading Rifle is completely redesigned to give you the best results. The CVA Wolf is a good gun for the money, but a poor choice overall. Interesting while listening you pick up on some of the regulations that some States have on MLs during their seasons, really quite restrictive. If you plan on hunting with it make sure you can use it in the state that you want to hunt. Wolf Stainless Steel, Xtra Green camo with KonuShot 3-9x32 and Case Combo. May 18, 2019 #3 ENCORE Senior Member. Good Shootin'! The CVA Wolf is a good gun for the money, but a poor choice overall. CVA is a great company and their customer service is really good. I would recomend this to anyone wanting a cheap good shooting inline. Website: www.cva.com Price: from $487.50 Thanks to the Accura technology and quality Bergara Barrel, this muzzleloader is among the most accurate on the market. I have used both 777 and Black horn 209 powders with SST bullets. It was absolutely as crisp as any target trigger we have ever used. Just handling it, I'm surprised by the feel of it. Good Job Gander MTN. Thread starter #1. gapierce Senior Member. I also have a bushnell red dot scope. Both my wolf shoot great at 100-yards, 2"-goupings using 2-50gr IMR-White-Hot Pellets total-100grs. A moment ago. Well, it's certainly no secret that Connecticut Valley Arms, better know today as simply CVA, tends to promote shooting bore-sized bullets out of their modern muzzleloading rifles.Yet, as many CVA rifle owners will gladly attest, these 1-in-28 rifling twist No. Local shop has a new one for $165. bornagain - I've found that most muzzleloaders will shoot good with the right powder/bullet combo. I have owned cva for about 3 years now and have no problems with the gun.. The stainless steel 30’’ barrel is made of a high-tech 416-grade steel which is used in military and successfully resists corrosion, is rustproof, and … I am very new to muzzleloading, and I am up for suggestions for ammo, primers, powders, and possibly even other guns/brands. Couldn't ask for a better smokepole for the price. The winner in this category was tough to decide. The new Wolf is about 3lb. if you can--ive heard that a .45 caliber bullet and a .5 sabot put together give awesome groupings. So not really EASY, I wouldn't say. 1. It is a break action rifle, which means that the barrel and the receiver are joined together via a pin. The answer, as it turns out, is a true stunner. They're best with sabots or (my preference) heavy solids or minies. You could do a whole lot better with some other brand gun, and spending a few more dollars. The gun will tell you what load you should shoot. The CVA WOLF has all the features that made the original WOLF the number one selling muzzleloader in the world - plus many new features. This would be my first muzzleloader and I’m in the north east so I’m not taking shots over 300 yards, and that’s probably a stretch. They're cheap, 150$ each. I would go for it. if not powerbelts work well in cva's. Idaho does not let you use 209 primers along with a few other limitations. It was partly disassembled but otherwise complete and in good condition. How … Was going to buy a cva wolf blued with fiber optic sights for 165, they also had a traditions g4 pursuit in ss w/fiber sights for 270, cva Optima ss scoped packages for 340-380, and a cva wolf ss scoped package for 240. How hard is the Traditions to clean? if firearm is loaned or sold by a It is very handy and very easy to clean. I can't stress the clean burning and less corrosive nature of this powder strongly enough. BUT, it's a bit tricky, and takes a good 30 seconds to a minute or more to maneuver the breech plug wrench head through the rear of the action, and over the bolt stop "nub", while holding the trigger back to release the nub, etc. CVA Wolf. I don't stock this model CVA, but I have special ordered (2) for customers. I've assumed the break action type are easiest to clean. cva and powerbelts go good together. I am using 209 and Thor bullets. - 10/17/18 11:49 PM. Second of all the types of powder which brand is the cleanest burning and most consistent. I shot a deer with my Optima and was so excited when I climbed down in my climber I was a little higher than I thought, when I got out and fell about 4 feet. TB Price: $233 (0) Weaver Multi-Slot 1 Piece Base CVA Optima, Accura, Wolf, Matte $ 17.57 (3) CVA CR4816S Scout Takedown Compact Break Open 243 Winchester 20 $ … That being said I have never shot a Wolf or Powerbelts but I have had excellent results with a CVA Accura and Barnes sabots. You'll have to try different loads and bullets to see what your gun likes. My cva Acura likes 240 gr Barnes and … i dont know if you can shoot sabots where you live. That investarms won't shoot a round ball for squat. It is very handy and very easy to clean. The WOLF is our most … I use 100 grain of loose 777 powder. WOLF Owners are giving it thumbs UP! If you are looking for the best inline muzzleloader for the money, this one should satisfy your needs. It features an ambidextrous composite stock, fiber optic sights, an aluminum ram rod and a quick release breech plug that can be removed without tools even after firing your rifle numerous times. CVA Wolf In-Line Muzzleloader Review at the Range - YouTube The last two deer I shot at (and pretty darn sure I hit them cause of the distance) ran off. Try to find a local who is experienced and knowledgeable with shooting a muzzleloader and they could probably teach you some valuable lessons in a short time...if they are willing. I have a CVA Accura Mountain rifle. Re: CVA wolf ML rifle I own 6 knights 2 .45's and 4 .50's and a TC pro hunter 50, I use barnes bullets in the 50's and hornaday sst in the .45's every once and a while the knight 50's can push hard. Even after 20 or more shots, the QRBP comes out with just a … Even after 20 or more shots, the QRBP comes out with just a twist of the fingers.… I haven’t shot a load out of the wolf that it did not like. Here is a 250 grain 45cal Powerbelt sabot that I recovered from a little Arkansas doe. You … The wolf is basically a budget Optima. I know the wolf can be a decent … Good luck! CVA Wolf and CVA Optima Muzzleloader Comparison Good Video for guys who are contemplating buying a ML this year and want to know the differences between these two options offered by CVA. This rifle has an ambidextrous composite stock for extended durability and a quick-release breech plug that can be removed without tools even after firing numerous times. Beware of You-tube videos as there are some really bad ones that if you go by their "expert advise" could lead to serious issues. The steel breeching lever, which projects through, and well forward of, the front of the polymer, one-piece trigger guard, mimics that used on the low-cost CVA Wolf muzzleloader. I don’t let them shoot it past 60yds. learn more. Love the gun so far, it's a lot of fun to get into. TB Price: $192 (0) Wolf Break-action $ 328.00. I'll use one or the other as a backup smokepole. Sometimes it takes a while to find it but it sure is fun. The CVA Wolf Gun is a .50 caliber muzzleloader designed specifically for youth and smaller statured shooters. The Wolf is able to reach out to 150-yards with open sights or scope and features CVA’s QRBP™ Breech Plug, which can be removed with just your fingers. CVA Wolf Gun. Once you get the breech plug out, it cleans like any bolt action rifle with the bolt removed. The WOLF also features CVA’s QRBP (Quick-Release Breech Plug) – the only truly tool-free removal breech plug on the market today. I have a CVA .31 Remmy, but it's not BUILT by CVA. CVAs QRBP (Quick-Release Breech Plug). I'm considering a CVA Wolf for hunting in Virginia this Fall. But it's not going to be as easy as a break open either. No, CVA guns are of a fine quality. I saw a blue version for $167 and a stainless with scope for $247 at Walmart. Powerbelt, on an elk 45 yards. If so what can I use to get it out. def. JavaScript is disabled. I shoot a wolf and fire about 200 rounds a year. First some legalese, read the owners manual. The CVA Wolf Muzzleloading Rifle has been redesigned with features typically found only on more expensive muzzleloaders. The white hot pellets burn cleaner than anything else I’ve ever used before such as 777 and pyrodex. I too have a CVA Wolf .50 and the Gold powder worked better with a hard felt or card wad and a bit of compression. i just picked up a CVA Optima cz of the stainless steel barrel which d hold up better to harsh environments a lil better and i really like the twist off breech plug design, no tools needed. First some legalese, read the owners manual. I've got a wolf that I bought two years ago and have not hunted with it yet. That's a good gun and a good starter. The barrel is pretty good on the inside but I can see a few rust spots. CVA Wolf Gun. It is a break action rifle, which means that the barrel and the receiver are joined together via a pin. CVA still makes a compact buttstock for the Wolf, so you are still able to make one yourself. I am currently hunting with a CVA Wolf muzzleloader with a Shooters Edge scope. The WOLF also features CVA’s QRBP (Quick-Release Breech Plug) – the only truly tool-free removal breech plug on the market today. I have everything good to say about CVA. Are the CVA’s any good? I have never used black powder, but am looking forward to a good 9-10 months of practice until season. CVA can be applied to images, (d) which constitutes a valued parallel any formal human service organization or to a practice performed by or with devalued program, and is “equally applicable to all sorts people” (Wolfensberger & Thomas, 2007, of decisions that people make outside of … I am wondering what all I need to buy a CVA Wolf muzzleloader, and shoot it. You could do a whole lot better with some other brand gun, and spending a few more dollars. plus tax. bullets:Thompson Center Shock-Wave 250gr and 300grFederal Premium B.O.R. I use a Hornady 45 cal 250 grain sst low-drag sabot and 1.5 to 2 inch groups at 100 yards .. In this day and age when so many companies are installing “lawyer-triggers” which make it virtually impossible to squeeze off a good shot, CVA gets a “tip of our hat” for this one. I have owned a CVA Wolf for several years and like it very much. bronko22000: 11-10-2008 12:01 PM: RE: cva wolf, what a bargin!!! Ok guys I bought a used cva wolf 50 cal yesterday for 75 bucks out the door. I have owned a CVA Wolf for several years and like it very much. Joined Aug 5, 2017 Messages 318 Location NE Michigan. you must read this material entirel y and fully underst and this informa tion before you can safely use your firearm. When budget is taken into consideration, the CVA Wolf PR2110 with a blued barrel is clearly the leader, however, we really enjoy the fact that CVA added a Wolf Nitride for 2017. Here are some related products that TNDeer members are talking about. May 14, 2019 #2 P. PAhunter58 Senior Member. both are good brands. Anyone within "our family" have hands on experience with CVA Wolf? I had their basic sidelock for a while and my wife bought me the Optima a couple of Christmases ago. My dad has a encore and was not shooting as good at 50yds. powerbelts. Interesting while listening you pick up on some of the regulations that some States have on MLs during their seasons, really quite restrictive. They couldn't sent me a new sight free, because it was my fault, but they did sell me one at their cost of $5.00 for the whole set. At this time, Idaho and Oregon still prohibit the use of 209 primers on muzzleloaders, so Very new to it as well, but I have a Wolf and the 209 breech plug, also upgraded to a Williams peep sight. It is very handy and very easy to clean. Finally, the WOLF has been substantially upgraded over the years, and provides more desired features than any other entry level muzzleloader on the market today. Looking forward to experimenting with it. I'll post a group next week, but it shoots Barnes T-EZs into honest 1 MOA groups. Last lear, I bought an Accura and started using 70gr (weighed) of BH209. Featuring a QRBP (Quick-Release Breech Plug), which is really easy to remove without tools, the CVA Wolf is very simple to clean and maintain. Wait a sec, nevermind, you want the break-open feature, correct? I using 295 Power Belts with 10gr of pellets. Posted By: BayouGuy Re: Bought CVA Wolf! Joined Sep 11, 2015 Messages 604. Been saying it for years, but in the entire world of hunting, the CVA Wolf is the best value of any single piece of equipment I have ever found. Currently mine is set up with for my girls with a red dot, 60 grains of blackhorn and a 240 xtp. Reply. Indeed, the CVA Wolf is one of the best selling inline muzzleloaders in the United States for good reason: it’s well designed, user friendly, reliable, and accurate. I broke the front sight off the gun and when I called CVA they were extreemly nice. You must log in or register to reply here. it is serial # 966364. it is unfired but has some slight scattered finish wear from handling and storage. BOO-YAH! When the breech button is pressed, the barrel will break open to reveal the breech blog. but it is. They are very different from each other, there must have been a change on the assembly line. The Best Economy Muzzleloader goes to the CVA® Wolf™ Muzzleloader as it is it has plenty of aesthetic options all right around $200. Looks better than the wolf - I bought one. Magnum capable rifles include all CVA Break-Actions, Bolt Action in-lines (FireBolt, MagBolt, and HunterBolt) and any year 2001+ Eclipse and Stag Horn rifles. Sep 5, 2011 #1. These items must be purchased separately. the 26" octagonal barrel has an excellent bore. We have updated our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy as of May 5th, 2020, First field lessons with CVA Paramount Pro, Non-resident outfitter license (MT) Bill is up for hearing 2/2/2021 (SB 143). Found it on the opposite hide. Or what size to you want in a ML? Wolf Stainless Steel, Xtra Green camo with KonuShot 3-9x32 and Case Combo. I’ve shot all different grains of powder with it and its seriously never had an issue. lighter, no tools needed to remove breech plug. 1 0. CVA Wolf is an awesome gun for the money.. Have shot one a quite a bit.. Thread starter gapierce; Start date Sep 5, 2011; Sep 5, 2011. Anonymous. www.cva.com form 103ba • rev. The WOLF is our most affordable break-action muzzleloader, but it’s still packed with features that only CVA can offer at its price. I see many manufactures offer different sizes of bullets and was wondering what bore size the CVA Wolf is? For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. 1 decade ago. He shoots it with 2 50 gr pellets of white hots, coupled with a 245gr powerbelt. I would highly recommend going to the range and learning from someone that has some experience with frontstuffers. I haven't bothered trying one in my CVA Wolf. If not, you can order online, I'd imagine. 100 percent ambidextrous stock in black. It would not shoot Power belts very well since the wads jammed into the base, but did shoot the Lee R.E.A.L. I believe the CVA breech plug is one of the best “tool less” removable plugs, just keep a little breech plug grease on it. Definitely go with the 209 primers if your state allows and don’t forget to apply the breech plug grease on the threads after you take it out and clean it. Do you have a BassPro near you? I believe the CVA breech plug is one of the best “tool less” removable plugs, just keep a little breech plug grease on it. CVA is a great company and their customer service is really good. i just picked up a CVA Optima cz of the stainless steel barrel which d hold up better to harsh environments a lil better and i really like the twist off breech plug design, no tools needed. If you are green as it appears that you are.. The last two deer I shot at (and pretty darn sure I hit them cause of the distance) ran off. The bolt comes out easily on the Traditions, and the breech plug comes out very easily *once you get the removal wrench head up onto the breach plug & nipple assembly*. I've heard the white hots are a good choice. The CVA Wolf Gun is a .50 caliber muzzleloader designed specifically for youth and smaller statured shooters. It may not display this or other websites correctly. The TC you push down with two fingers Just got back from all day out sighting a few new scopes in one of the .45's is DIALED IN at 350 yrds. $372.00 . I'm a muzzleloader guy big time (have over a dozen). Good luck and have fun experimenting. CVA Wolf Forearm W Screw Will Fit the Optima So that you can increase the performance along with the safety in the product CVA Wolf Forearm W Screw Will Fit the Optima is designed using advanced technology. Considering an Accura V2 for the Bergara barrel. Maybe someone could shed some light on this. CVA Wolf Nitride. Almost looks and sounds too good to be true. I picked up a near new CVA Wolf off gunbroker. Welcome to the realtree family.Both are good guns.I have owned the optima,good shooting but a little heavy.Stepson had the wolf,not as acurate at long distance as the optima but lighter to carry.We both sold our guns and got the t/c omega.I like the thumbhole stock and topped it off with a nikon omega bdc scope.I haven't shot 250 yards buy the 200 mark is dead on.Go to a shop and … They had the same sights on their website for $30.00. CVA Wolf and CVA Optima Muzzleloader Comparison Good Video for guys who are contemplating buying a ML this year and want to know the differences between these two options offered by CVA.
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