SOLD - Pending funds CVA Frontier Carbine .50 ($185 shipped)

[ajbennettnc]

Handy little rifle. Not in the best shape but plenty serviceable, and a good starter muzzleloader, especially for a youth. The hammer cup in is good shape. Some pitting in the bore. Little bit of bluing coming off around the breech, and the drum doesn't quite mate up with lockplate well. Fiberglas ramrod is a tad short and even with the jag it doesn't stick out of the barrel, but the jag does hide a ball puller that theoretically could reach a ball if there was ever a load in it. Maybe the next owner could add a ferrule to the other end of it to extend it? Original tang bolt was replaced with brass by a previous owner.
$225 $185 shipped CONUS where legal. PM if interested.

 

[ajbennettnc]

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[ajbennettnc]

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[ajbennettnc]

Reduced to $215 shipped CONUS

 

[ajbennettnc]

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[ajbennettnc]

Reduced to $200 shipped CONUS. I could ship to Alaska for additional cost.

 

[ajbennettnc]

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[ajbennettnc]

Bump. Reduced to $185 shipped CONUS

 

[Capt. Kirk]

Would be a handy lil rifle, I'll keep an eye on it but I just paid taxes and truck repairs at the same time, broke atm. LOL

 

[ajbennettnc]

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[Sparkplug]

Isn't the Frontier the same as the CVA Bobcat just with a little more brass? If so, they are cheap guns price wise. But with the right load and a little lock work they can be a tack driver!

I have a revolver I'm about to buy or I'd get it myself. I have a Bobcat with a good barrel. I'd swap them out then bore that one to a .54 smoothbore and put it on the Bobcat stock. That would make a good pair of guns!

 

[ajbennettnc]

It's quite similar to a Bobcat, just like you said a little more dressed up, with the brass and the underrib. The bobcat I used to have only had one lockbolt/sidenail as well, IIRC. Solid, dependable no frills types of guns.

 

[ozarklea]

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