FS: New 50 cal. CVA Wolf with 3x9 scope

[Brian in Montana]

This rifle is brand new, never been fired. I bought it about a year ago to replace an old sidelock ML I was having trouble with, but then my place hunt with muzzleloader evaporated shortly thereafter. I just have no particular use for this gun now. It came as a package deal with the Konus 3x9 scope and the soft case. It's stainless steel. Has good reviews.

I'd also put in a package of 20 T/C Cheap Shot saboted bullets, 240gn hollow points. And 20 T/C Maxi-Hunter pre-lubbed bullets, 275gn. And a T/C primer caddy for 209 primers. Bullets and caddy are still in their packaging.

I'm not real interested in haggling - for $300 I'll send it all and cover shipping. No FFL necessary since it's a muzzleloader.

Nerf dart not included.

PayPal is good, or money order. I'm on COVID quarantine until December 16, so I couldn't ship it until after then. PM me if interested.

 

[bowhuntmontana]

This is a good deal and a good gun. Should make somebody pretty happy. I have been very happy with my CVA.

 

[OverlordBear]

Do you know if this would be a legal muzzleloader in Idaho? I don’t know much about muzzleloader but I would like to get one just to open up more season.

 

[Brian in Montana]

Do you know if this would be a legal muzzleloader in Idaho? I don’t know much about muzzleloader but I would like to get one just to open up more season.

As is, I kind of don't think so. If I understand it correctly, the thing that would make it illegal is whether the primer is exposed to the elements or not. In this muzzleloader, the primer is not exposed, but I think you can replace the breach plug with one that complies with Idaho's law. Seems like it wouldn't be hard, but I've never done it.

 

[Brian in Montana]

I googled it and came up with this conversion kit:

https://www.als.com/cva-conversion-kit-nw/p

There were several others around that price range. Looks like it would be a little more involved than just replacing the breech plug, but not much.

 

[OverlordBear]

I will definitely think about it. That is a great looking muzzleloader!

 

[Pmringer]

Fairly certain modern muzzleloaders require an FFL for shipping. That only applies to "antique" or replicas.

 

[TN2shot07]

Fairly certain modern muzzleloaders require an FFL for shipping. That only applies to "antique" or replicas.

That may be state dependent, my Accura was delivered to my door last year.

 

[Brian in Montana]

I believe the difference is whether or not it's a cartridge firearm. Also whether a background check is necessary. Any cartridge gun requires an FFL unless it was made some year in the 1800's. When I ordered this gun it was delivered straight to the post office.

 

[Brian in Montana]

Bump

Anybody?

 

[Tiredofthebickering]

Any TN hunters know if this would be legal there?

 

[Brian in Montana]

Sale pending.

 

[Tiredofthebickering]

Sale pending.

Awesome. Probably saved me 300 bucks lol.

 

[Brian in Montana]

Awesome. Probably saved me 300 bucks lol.

Well, and I actually have no idea if it's legal in TN. Sorry, man. Got an offer last last night.

 

[Tiredofthebickering]

Well, and I actually have no idea if it's legal in TN. Sorry, man. Got an offer last last night.

It's all good. I don't need to be telling my wife that I spent $300 on a muzzleloader right after updating our budget due to Christmas lol

 

[Brian in Montana]

SOLD

Thanks for the interest.