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Wv_mingo327

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I’m fairly new here but over the last year Iv been reading and learning as much as I can Iv found a soft spot for the Cva mountain rifle as I now have 4 of them 3 of which are made in USA 2 .50 cal and 1 45. Cal kit new in box (my most recent one) I also have a .50 from Spain that has the word “Mountain” on it these rifles are most definitely tack drivers as they outshoot my T/c renegade two to one they also outshoot a Charles daily hawken I had and let go the closest rifle I have in accuracy to these is a early Cva hawken barrel a very generous member here helped me get my hands on which I fitted to a traditions stock, My question is should I leave the .45 cal in the original packaging for now and just enjoy the ones I have I really want to brown all hardware and do a walnut color on the stock but have never used browning before only have experience with cold blue and perma blue.
 
oldramrod said:
Once you open the box the resale value goes down. Do you have it to shoot or resell? That is the question!
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I don’t think I would ever part ways with it I would like to build it but I wanna be able to do it right and take my time and learn how to using the browning salutation instead of blueing
 
I have a four screw mountain rifle stock...I've severely modified. My next trick is going to route out th cheekpiece area install a block of birch and carve it into a cheekpiece; I have no idea where the parts are...probably under my bed...maybe.
 
Ed Pilkington said:
Pictures?
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I’m actually on my way in to work right now and will be under ground for the next 10-12 hours or so but I will get some pics and figure out how to post them as I have never posted any before I’ll take o few of the nib kit and my USA .50’s as well as the one that just has “mountain “ rotten after the normal CVA info
 
The first kit I finished is a CVA Mountain rifle
 

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i know it’s been a while since iv been able to reply. i had to leave town unexpectedly for work but here are some pictures. still deciding what to do with it 🤦🏻‍♂️
 

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