CVA inline
01-11-2005, 03:49 PM
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Ohio
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CVA inline
I was at the gun shop today and found this CVA inline .50 for only $95 used. I dont really need an expensive ml because I only have a 4 day season. It seemed to be in decient shape. Would this be a good buy?
01-12-2005, 06:20 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: chiefland Florida USA
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RE: CVA inline
Bass-Pro had the CVA magbolt 150 kit (that is with all excessories) except powder for $199.98.
Rifles alone ; some for $98.00 Cabelas also has some for less than $100.00 , so be careful.check to see whick on and check the catologs first.good luck with the purchase and the season.
Rifles alone ; some for $98.00 Cabelas also has some for less than $100.00 , so be careful.check to see whick on and check the catologs first.good luck with the purchase and the season.
01-12-2005, 08:33 AM
#5
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 236
RE: CVA inline
As with everyone else, check out the name, Take it from experiance, don't buy any companies bottom of the line product, you are playing with fire on that. I usually buy mid line or their top line.
The only in-line I own now is a Traditions Lightning 45 caliber, the rest are cap lock.
The only in-line I own now is a Traditions Lightning 45 caliber, the rest are cap lock.
01-14-2005, 08:52 AM
#7
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Michigan
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RE: CVA inline
Used and under $100 at a gun shop normally means look it over real careful as they want to get rid of it as quickly as possible.
I'd have the gunshop supply a borescope so you can see things in greater detail.
Also look at the muzzle and the breech plug area for wear and/or neglect.
If you see signs of rust and neglect, I would pass on this weapon unless you were looking for a parts gun.
If you are looking for something inexpensive, for an extra $50 you can usually find a new ML from Traditions, CVA and so on that will also get you into a lifetime warranty and some support.
I'd have the gunshop supply a borescope so you can see things in greater detail.
Also look at the muzzle and the breech plug area for wear and/or neglect.
If you see signs of rust and neglect, I would pass on this weapon unless you were looking for a parts gun.
If you are looking for something inexpensive, for an extra $50 you can usually find a new ML from Traditions, CVA and so on that will also get you into a lifetime warranty and some support.
