Beautiful wood! The sights are off of a Hawken as noted above. I have found some original sights on eBay from time to time. I have picked up two unloved CVA Mountain rifles. They both are USA guns and both shoot great. One was more unloved than the other, but for the prices I paid, I cannot complain.
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CVA Mt. Rifle
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:td: Had one once. Didn't like it.
Had one of those black nylon noodles too. Another :td: .
Hickory is what belongs in the thimbles. :thumbsup:
I have steel range/cleaning rods with brass bore guides for the heavy duty stuff like pulling balls.
As a matter of fact I had not. That was the problem. Good call. :thumbsup:
Had to squeeze in a few minutes of tinkering here and there whenever I got the chance in between holiday stuff.
A little adjusting on that screw and now both the triggers and the half-cock work as they are supposed to. I still have a bit of cleaning and fine tuning to do and this rifle will be ready to shoot.
