Grouse45

I wondered how they came up with that saying

muzzlestuffer

thanks md for the videos on the cva plow back issue i am going to try a few different primers before i do anything to the gun and then decide what to do ? thanks !!

muzzlestuffer

anybody know why the cva manual say's not to shoot any bullets over 300 grs.?? sorry that's a accura v2

super_hunt54

Maybe because they have low quality steel in their barrels and don't want to get sued yet again? Just a thought

Muley Hunter

muzzlestuffer

that's funny i think ? i thought those barrels were supposed to be high quality ? any cases of them blowing up that anybody has seen ?

muzzlestuffer

so guy's i found some nitride coated bh209 qrbp's on muzzleloaders.com web site i called to verify they have some in stock he said they did but will go quick so i ordered two one for the future and also to sve on shipping costs! they are advertised as nitride bp's so i asked about it because it's been said they can't nitride them but he told me it is a nitride finish but not applied the same way as the barrels not sure if all correct but that's what i was told so just wanted to pass it along. by the way 32 bucks ea.

Grouse45

Never exceed 110grns by volume, and a 300grn bullet in any CVA Muzzleloaders. The Bergara barrels cannot handle pressures like green mountain for example. This doesn't mean there not a good barrel. It's like comparing a 1/2 ton truck to a 1 ton for example. This is information that can be looked up. I just don't have it saved anyplace.

muzzlestuffer

thanks for the info is that 110 grs bh209 ? i plan on using a 275 gr federal game shok and bh209 powder. haven't tested yet was sick and didn't make it up to the range like i planned on sunday!!

MountainDevil54

You are full of it lmao. A liar in fact.