I just purchased a used CVA SxS 410 percussion gun. As expected it came with no original box or factory docs. I’m trying to find someone who might have info , parts, loads ,etc and be willing to share a photo copy. The factory customer service has zero info
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It was called the "Brittany" in the Gander Mountain catalog I bought it out of. Cost $100.00 new . Made for small person with short arms.
Barrels were tubes set into a figure-8 shaped piece of metal. Mine shot right barrel to the left and vice-versa. Makes me wonder about quality. Hooked breech so cleaning was easy. Trigger pull was precisely tuned to between 15-25 kg. Pretty much a novelty piece at best.
I shot mine using a "square" load of 1/2 oz. shot but have retired it from active service upon thinking on the wisdom of continuing the practice.
Barrels were tubes set into a figure-8 shaped piece of metal. Mine shot right barrel to the left and vice-versa. Makes me wonder about quality. Hooked breech so cleaning was easy. Trigger pull was precisely tuned to between 15-25 kg. Pretty much a novelty piece at best.
I shot mine using a "square" load of 1/2 oz. shot but have retired it from active service upon thinking on the wisdom of continuing the practice.
I'd like to see pictures of this double barrel, if possible. Thanks.
Here is the 12 gauge CVA double barrel shotgun manual should anyone need it.
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/cva_shotgun.pdf
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/cva_shotgun.pdf
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If true .410 bore you have a full and extra full chokes.
When your kid is ready, come to this topic and then click on this link.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/posting-a-picture-on-the-forum.115183/
It will take you to another topic on the forum that tells people how to post pictures here.
Probably the easiest way to do it is to call up the picture on your computer or phone. COPY the picture. Then come back here and PASTE it into your next post. A tiny image of the picture will appear at the bottom of your post. Select either Thumbnail or Full Size to tell the forum how to show it.
For most of us, this works very well.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/posting-a-picture-on-the-forum.115183/
It will take you to another topic on the forum that tells people how to post pictures here.
Probably the easiest way to do it is to call up the picture on your computer or phone. COPY the picture. Then come back here and PASTE it into your next post. A tiny image of the picture will appear at the bottom of your post. Select either Thumbnail or Full Size to tell the forum how to show it.
For most of us, this works very well.
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