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CVA
- Thread starter MikeW319
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CVA quit importing side lock guns quite some time ago.
They imported rifles and pistols made by Ardesa, in Spain.
Traditions now imports the guns from Ardesa that were once imported by CVA.
Deer Creek bought much of CVA's stores of spare parts and can often supply what is needed if you have a CVA gun that needs something.
Deer Creek does not have a web site but they can be reached here;
Deer Creek Products
6989 E Michigan Rd
Waldron, IN 46182
(765) 525-6181
They imported rifles and pistols made by Ardesa, in Spain.
Traditions now imports the guns from Ardesa that were once imported by CVA.
Deer Creek bought much of CVA's stores of spare parts and can often supply what is needed if you have a CVA gun that needs something.
Deer Creek does not have a web site but they can be reached here;
Deer Creek Products
6989 E Michigan Rd
Waldron, IN 46182
(765) 525-6181
SgtSchutzen
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Yep... CVA quit making their traditional side hammer guns quite a few years ago. All they do now is the modern inline stuff.
The sidelock guns from Traditions are almost the same as the ones CVA used to offer though.
The sidelock guns from Traditions are almost the same as the ones CVA used to offer though.
