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Hello,For sale is a CVA mountain rifle in .45 caliber. Rifle is in good condition with an excellent bore. Need to thin out collection. $500 plus actual shipping costs. Thank you for looking.
Jhgray
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FOR SALE USA CVA Mountain Rifle
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Hello,For sale is a CVA mountain rifle in .45 caliber. Rifle is in good condition with an excellent bore. Need to thin out collection. $500 plus actual shipping costs. Thank you for looking.
Jhgray
Wv_mingo327
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interested in possible trades?
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I appreciate the offer, but not right now. I’m trying to thin out some, already have too much.
Jhgray
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harleynut
40 Cal
You can never have to many lol
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I have more than I have time for. Also hard to shoot really well with any of them when you shoot multiple rifles.
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My CVA bbl. is totally un-marked; was told by other details it may be Spanish, but the quality of rifling, etc., is very high. Is from 1980 period.
harleynut
40 Cal
I own 3 CVA mountain rifles all have identification stamped on the barrels. Alot of people removed the stamping for some odd reason
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The one I have sat in it's original shipping box since about 1980. The barrel was as pristine and un-touched since the day it left the factory. I assembled it, benefitting from the prep work done by the original owner on the wood stock area. It went together like a breeze; only thing missing was one end-cap screw and the clean-out screw which I got from Deer Creek. ($2!) I paid an pal $100. for it, it was found behind a cabinet in an auction clean-out. Had the original owner's address on the box, in NJ. (Wonder if it went thru an FFL?) No evidence that any removal work was done on the bbl., you can usually see. Guys seem to really like these! Mine came from a shipper in MN or MI, can't recall off-hand. Got lots of tips here about them. Thanks.
