CVA breech plug question
#51
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Nontypical Buck
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#52
It doesn't mean they both don't work. The Western is supposed to be a slightly better design, but you feel the difference shooting them both.
Even though it cost more. The Western comes with wrench, drill, pin vice, and o-rings. That's a plus.
Even though it cost more. The Western comes with wrench, drill, pin vice, and o-rings. That's a plus.
#53
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Saxonburg Pa
I just want the best one. I don't want any excuses after the fact that I could of prevented.
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From: Boncarbo,Colorado
they are both reliable and when compared side by side in looks and performance, you can not tell the difference. I just like the tool kit the western powders version comes with. I do believe cva offers a tool kit/drill bit holder on their site.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Saxonburg Pa
Ron,
If I send you the factory plug right out of the gun how fast can you drill it for a vent and get it back to me? I know it's hunting season and all.
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Fork Horn
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i have one of each and can not tell a physical difference in them except that the CVA version has "BH 209" stamped on the face of it. The Western Powders one does come with the extras mentioned, which is a plus, but does cost a bit more. They have both been shot hundreds of times and I have never seen any difference in performance and both are still pristine.


