CVA Frontier question
02-20-2009, 07:30 PM
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CVA Frontier question
Is the CVA Frontier a traditional styled version of the Bobcat? I've been trying to find a wood stock for my Bobcat with no luck,but have seena fewFrontier stocks available online - sure looks close.
BTW - what was the name and phone number of the company who got all the CVA sidelock stuff? I had it written down somewhere and can't find it.
BTW - what was the name and phone number of the company who got all the CVA sidelock stuff? I had it written down somewhere and can't find it.
02-20-2009, 10:26 PM
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RE: CVA Frontier question
the main concern would be the placement of the wedge pin area of the stock and the barrel. If they dont like up you have to do one of 2 things. either file out a new tenon area to use the factory wedge pin area or cut out a new slit and try to fill in the old inletting. Its just not worth the work IMO. I'd just wait out and see if a bobcat stock ever pops up on ebay or if deer creek has them.
Another option is a pre-inletted stock. A lot of work to get everything in.
Another option is a pre-inletted stock. A lot of work to get everything in.
02-21-2009, 04:53 AM
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RE: CVA Frontier question
Thanks corey012778& MountainDevil54
There is some Frontier stuff on eBay - almost everything needed to build one. I contacted the owner who said the barrel, tang and lock would fit, but the trigger would not. Wonder what the difference is? Oh well, I'll pass on that and give Deer Creek a call.
There is some Frontier stuff on eBay - almost everything needed to build one. I contacted the owner who said the barrel, tang and lock would fit, but the trigger would not. Wonder what the difference is? Oh well, I'll pass on that and give Deer Creek a call.
