BEP
40 Cal.
I'm guessing in the 17+ years since the question was asked the guy asking has made up his mind. Just a guess.
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Ardesa Rifles
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Not sure how I responded to a thread that old! lol TY!
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Ardesa builds good guns. Some other brands are built by them and marked with the other names as Jukar built for others. I have two Ardesas and they are fine. Dale
Ardesa makes muzzleloaders for Traditions. They are entry level but pretty good quality, especially their barrels. Their kits are also a great way for dad & kids to spend time building pretty decent guns.
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Ardesa is the name of a town in Spain. Some of the most accurate inexpensive rifles I have ever owned were made there. early CVA rifles were made in Ardesa Spain.
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sometimes it is fun to see new responses to an old thread. more than just the OP can learn things from resurrected threads.
I will say Ardesa has exploded since I first walked upon them let us say Jukar/Dikar/Ardesa were imports of CVA at one time, yup muzzle loader with the name Ardesa, stand tall with it. It is a decent firearm
