SOLD USA CVA Mountain Rifle .45 Caliber

[Idaholewis]

I bought this Old Rifle New in the Box a few years ago, Looking for a new home as i just don’t shoot it. Rifle will ship in it’s original Box. This is an Old USA Stamped Rifle, 4 Screw Patch Box, Square Thimbles, Pewter Nose Cap. Rifle is in excellent Condition, like new. It has 1 small hole in the Wrist that i drilled to mount a Peep sight, can easily be filled and blended to never see it. 450.00 Shipped, Lower 48

 

[necchi]

Wow!
Darn it!, there's "lust",, but I'm olde school
Wish ya would've sold it 5yrs ago!!
That's a great offer, CVA's best production,

 

[UndeadPoet]

Temptation, oh temptation…

Would you consider a trade for a 1995 CVA St. Louis Hawken rifle in .50 with an extra 1990 .54 barrel? Two rifles in one!

 

[Idaholewis]

Temptation, oh temptation…

Would you consider a trade for a 1995 CVA St. Louis Hawken rifle in .50 with an extra 1990 .54 barrel? Two rifles in one!

Thank you for the offer But I would rather sell it, I have to many of these Old Guns as is, I never thought I would say that But it’s the truth. Just this morning I decided it’s time to let go of a few that I rarely shoot.

 

[Idaholewis]

These Old USA Stamped CVA MR’s are getting harder to find, especially one that is stil like Brand New, With it’s original Box

 

[Mdl94]

45 or 50? Do you still have other sight that was drilled in the stock? Very interested thanks in advance!

 

[erhunter]

Is the rate of twist 1:66 on this rifle? I tried to PM you but the forum won't let me. Is there any cast off to the stock? I am assuming this is not a kit gun, correct?

 

[UndeadPoet]

Thank you for the offer But I would rather sell it, I have to many of these Old Guns as is, I never thought I would say that But it’s the truth. Just this morning I decided it’s time to let go of a few that I rarely shoot.

Of course. Understood. Can’t fault a guy for trying…

 

[Idaholewis]

Is the rate of twist 1:66 on this rifle? I tried to PM you but the forum won't let me. Is there any cast off to the stock? I am assuming this is not a kit gun, correct?

Twist Rate is 1:66, I’m not sure what you mean with “Cast off to the Stock? The Rifle is as New the way they came from the Factory many Years ago

 

[Idaholewis]

45 or 50? Do you still have other sight that was drilled in the stock? Very interested thanks in advance!

Is the rate of twist 1:66 on this rifle? I tried to PM you but the forum won't let me. Is there any cast off to the stock? I am assuming this is not a kit gun, correct?

No it is not a Kit Gun

 

[Idaholewis]

45 or 50? Do you still have other sight that was drilled in the stock? Very interested thanks in advance!

No I don’t have any other sight, It has the Factory Iron sights that came with the Rifle, you can see them in the Pictures above. I believe the Front sight is German Silver. The Rifle is .45 Caliber

 

[FVRago]

That is Nice.

 

[Nameless Hunter]

Twist Rate is 1:66, I’m not sure what you mean with “Cast off to the Stock? The Rifle is as New the way they came from the Factory many Years ago

Cast refers to the deviation of the butt away from the center line of the gun. A shotgun/rifle with no cast is straight and a line down the barrel will continue straight down the center of the butt stock, when viewed from above. When looking from the back of the gun, a cast-off stock will show the center of the butt slightly right of the center of the rib line. The opposite is true of a cast-on stock.

 

[Idaholewis]

There is no Cast, it is straight

 

[Peadog]

If this is still available I'll take it.

 

[Idaholewis]

Sold to Peadog “Pending Funds” Thanks to all for looking

 

[Idaholewis]

Rifle is SOLD

 

[Peadog]

The rifle arrived today. I couldn't be happier. It was a pleasure to deal with Lewis. He went above and beyond getting the rifle packaged for safe passage with the usps. A great rifle from a fantastic human being. Thank you!!!

 

[UndeadPoet]

As you would expect…