C.V.A. website

[Stubert]

I was looking at the CVA website for info on a 12 gauge percussion turkey gun I bought. I see they make NO sidehammers anymore. Isn't it ironic that their logo is a drawing of a flintlock lock?

 

[paco97]

Yep, and now they offer an electronic ignition muzzleloader.

 

[Jumpshot]

Yeah, now their logo should be a 9 volt battery. :grin:

 

[Slake]

Traditions does...same class of gun made in Spain
but I think they are superbly weighed and very fine shooters...priced right inexpensively too
...I saw that electronic thing...wow..the inliners' future

 

[bpbrs]

Doesn't the Navy use electronics in some of their in~lines? :shocked2:

 

[jeepwj992002]

I was extremely disappointed when I saw their website and saw that they do not make real ML's any more. All they have is them space guns now. really sad. :shake:

 

[dry ball john]

:cursing: Its really tough when looking for (old) CVA parts huh!! I personally think they should outlaw some of the new fangled stuff
OK there I said it!!
dry ball john

 

[RedFeather]

Navy Arms is not far behind them. I used to love their catalogues.

 

[Stubert]

How does one go about using a battery ignition, a closed breech, stainless barrel and calling it a primitive arm.

 

[faw3]

For you guys that havent been on for very long CVA got really torn up on here by a bunch of postings and E to them some months back , for kicks you might want to look it up. Fred :hatsoff: