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I have bought CVA parts from Deer Creek, and was very pleased with the service. It looks like they may have the parts you need. Also they have a diagram of the pistol. Which will help you to make sure you do have all the parts you will need. This diagram will help in how and were parts go. Did...

Try the .530 with .012 or .018 patch. Or retry with the .535 with .012 patch. The combo that your trying to use is defiantly to much for your bore. I wouldn`t even try to hammer it down. May cause a much bigger problem. (Ball stuck half way down and no way to get it out). MO

Need a little more info about what you mean. LOP, is that from the rear set trigger or the front main trigger? Thanks Maurice

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Date code will be in a box on the right side of frame. Right above the trigger guard.

All original late 70s early 80s CVA mountain rifle kits came with the barrel in the white, and had all the info "Connecticut Valley Arms" "Made in U.S.A." are stamped into the metal. Early ones had "Made in USA" Then there was those that had no place of origin, Then came the ones "Made in...

I see the problem. They are to close together and they are breeding. LOL :D Nice collection Sir. Maurice

Get you an adjustable powder measure. Picture of one bellow. Never ever pure powder from flask into barrel. Flask into powder measure, then into barrel. I use 3F with my .50 Use either 2F or 3F, what ever you have. 3F will give you cleaner burn. My target load is 60 grs. with .018 patched .490...

Babills, The trigger set screw is the same size as the top bridle screw, the screw that adjust the elevation on the sight, and the screw at the back of the trigger plate for adjusting the spring. Any way I have an extra one you can have. Send me a PM of your address and I will mail it to you...

That`s what I just said. You were implying that the base and sight were separate, and held together with the screw. Were as they are all one unit. The screw is what locks the sight in the dove tail. M

Sorry bubba your wrong. The dove tail sight base is molded to that sight. It will fit a 3/8 dove tail easy. The screw is used to lock in the base to the dove tail after sighting in. M

There is a screw located between the front trigger and rear trigger in the lock plate. This screw is your set trigger adjustment screw. Turning it right/in, it is lighter pull. Turning it left/out, heavier pull.

Welcome from Joplin MO

Here are some pictures of the gunsmithing that was done on my Uberti 1860 Army with arbor fix. Plus it has been fixed with a 1873 hand spring, light main spring, and trigger& lock bolt spring and complete tuning job. The action is smooth as silk on glass, with short hammer throw and solid...

The tighter the whole barrel is to the wood the less vibration you get when rifle is fired. Vibration will cause inaccurate shot placement. That is why some modern rifles have their barrels bedded in. Try pinching in of the barrel lugs. Tap in the middle of the lugs (careful these are soft) a...

Beautiful rifle Sir. I like the contrast of brown and blond. Blondes have more fun... ;) MO

Location of return spring on front trigger assembly. MO

Another way to shim the trigger assembly on the CVA Mountain Rifle. I used a flat head screw to shim/stop the trigger assemble. This way I could fine tune the depth of the triggers. MO

Most of the early model (late 70s) with 4 screw patch boxes were Made in USA. The 2 screw patch boxes were made in Spain (early 80s) with a very few made in USA. MOE

Buy it. Well worth the money.