CLOSED CVA blunderbuss

[Blackflagsailor]

Looking for a CVA blunderbuss

 

[deermanok]

Traditions has one. I just recently saw a kit on sale somewhere.
Midway USA, maybe?

 

[OldRust]

Piggybacking on @deermanok MUZZLE-LOADERS.com Has the Traditions kits in stock and actually on sale right now. I just opened a promotional email from them.


Thanks
O.R

 

[cynthialee]

Get the traditions kit. I built one this winter. (still haven't had a chance to shoot it due to schedules and all)
Went together in a snap. Inletting needed only about 3-5 minutes with a dremel to touch it up a hair.
Took me all of a few minutes to put it all together once the stock was stained and cured.

 

[Travler]

Sitting Fox has a couple of variations of kits.

 

[harleynut]

Couple on GB

 

[Blackflagsailor]

I'm probably going to order the traditions kit in the future but I'm looking for that older CVA blunderbuss. Attached below is what the traditions one looks like that is currently on sale.

 

[cynthialee]

That is the same one I got this Christmas. I got the caplock version.
It just needs some sanding, maybe some inletting smoothing and a stain.

 

[Rebel]

Muzzleloaders.com has the kits and i think they are still on sale.

 

[Blackflagsailor]

That is the same one I got this Christmas. I got the caplock version.
It just needs some sanding, maybe some inletting smoothing and a stain.

That's the one I'm not looking for at this time. I'm trying to find the CVA version, not the Traditions one.

 

[Blackflagsailor]

Looking for this one.

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

Traditions makes a very good .54 caliber example. It’s still in production and available in kit form of Inrecall correctly.

 

[hawkeye2]

Dixie imported a brass barrel blunderbuss back in the 70s, possibly longer. It was available completed or a kit and they stocked parts for years. I believe it was made in India. I've never seen either the Dixie or CVA offered for sale used.

 

[toot]

Looking for this one.

good luck!

 

[stephenprops1]

Looking for a CVA blunderbuss

Deercreek.com or muzzle-loaders.com have both advertised them. Complete or kits, the last time I looked.

 

[brushblind]

Looking for this one.

Yep, that's a better looking unit for sure!

 

[sportster73hp]

I didn’t like the look of the Tradition version. It looks like a funnel added not integrated.. nearly bought one on sale from midway.

 

[good ole boy]

I don,t think Traditions ha one in flint.I too like the CVA version better.

 

[Mad L]

Looking for a CVA blunderbuss

I assume you are looking for a Dutch or English version, late 1600 to early 1700?
Loyalist Arms carries a couple different versions, they are India guns but built and inspected by Loyalist's own gunsmiths.
I have their Dutch Doglock version and it fires well.
There is...or was..an American company, Verteran owned and operated, that make blunderbuss', they had some good ratings but I can't recall their name??

I have not seen any of the CVA ones but Loyalist Arms' is near identical.

 

[Blackflagsailor]

I've seen a lot of sold ones. From what I've been able to find out, it was available as a kit, possibly 70s-80s. CVA/Connecticut Valley Arms, made in Spain. .69 caliber.
I'd still love to find one.