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my thoughts exactly i’m thinking he needs the stock just to know where to place the underlugs but i could be terrible wrong as he does mention CVA using several different style of lugs threw out the years

wouldn’t let me post the last pic of the bore so here it is

have a nice older mountain rifle, one of the USA first editions.32” barrel rumored to be douglas , it has a 1:66 twist, factory adjustable rear sight with german silver blade front. has the 4 screw german silver patch box , german silver wedge plates and the six sided thimbles , browned barrel...

i haft to agree which i don’t plane on purchasing one of the barrels anyway i have several mnt rifles some of which are NIB i was more or less just getting an idea of price and to know there was someone out there that could and is making replacement barrels for these rifles

Yes, they come with sights, and ramrod Complete. Because CVA used s few different underlug configurations I will need your stock to fit the underlugs…(i also copied this from the conversation i had with him about the fitting of barrel to stock, i do completely agree for it to be a drop in he...

575.00 + tax and shipping My production run barrel is a 1:56 .016" deep round bottom rifling, but I can do them flat bottom in any twist from 1:24 to 1;72…( i copied that from the response he gave me when asking for a price ) he has a few pics on FB on his page of completed rifles with his...

if your interested in a .50 USA mnt rifle shoot me a pm and i’ll take some pics and send you before i post it here to the classifieds it’s not unfired but it is in really nice shape considering its age

is there any pics of the bore ? how’s it look ?

just an update on the rifle thank you for all the responses and recommendations i did clean up the crown a little using different grades of wet dry sandpaper and thumb pressure went out and shot her again groups tighten up but i still have a stray flyer after the 4th to 5th shot and it’s never...

just wanna thank all of you guys for your help keep the comments coming as i work a full time job underground in the mines that’s why i’m late to reply sometime an this is kinda weekend project, sure wish i had more time as i really enjoy not only shooting but everything else that comes with the...

i have cleaned the bore using the steel wool method and scrubbed extensively, i considered a lab as mentioned above. all this is still kinda new to me as fare as knowing what to try first to help gain accuracy.

thank you for this as he is very knowledgeable in his field it’s just a rifle barrel is gonna be new to him which he did make clear up front to me , this will be a wonderful help i am considering some of the easier things i may be able to try after ready several of the comments here. that why i...

i have tried a few different patches an lubes as well as different powder charges i’m shooting pyrodex select threw it and so far a .15 patch and .490 ball give my righted group at 50 yards which is around 3-4 inches but it seems that every 4th to 5th shot it throws a stray flyer that could be...

I had read somewhere before about some of the coneing tools but was unsure if it would be able to cut deep enough to clear it up it’s no more than 1/4"-5/16" deep into the barrel if i do cut it i wouldn’t haft to even recut the dove tail for the front sight just the barrel and underrib and...

would this tool be able to cut deep enough into the barrel cut out the pits without cutting the barrel shorter ?

i would be using a friends shop he’s a machinist by trade but told me up front he’s never messed with anything of this nature but i was more than welcome to bring it over and he would cut it where i wanted so that it was true then i would haft to recrown it myself

i was thinking the crown was pore quality compared to my others and the inside is my concern it’s a ring all the way around that’s clusters of pitting it’s no more than 1/4"-5/16” deep in the barrel

I’m in need of some help/ guidance. i recently picked up another cva mnt rifle appears to be older kit gun. my concern is the rifles crown or rather a small cluster of pitting about 1/4” directly inside the muzzle, the rest of of barrel is a mirror with no pits of rough spots i have shot the...

thank you for that info i was reading about this on another post i think i’m gonna give it a try.id like to darken the hardware up a bit to closer match the barrel

i’m still fairly new to building and am no where near where i would like to be some day and i completely agree after this little experience i do believe the color achieved has a lot to do with the type of steel your working with