CVA 32 caliber

[Walks Alone]

If you look at the loading information that was given with the guns when new, some of the CVA documents said 30 - 50 grains for the 32...

Interesting. CVA told me the max for my early 32 Squirrel was 30 gr of 3F. Data that came with my LNIB TC Cherokee was 30-50 gr of 3F. I just accepted the lower charge for the CVA since I figured the TC's were probably stronger built rifles and proofed higher than the CVA Squirrels. Wouldn't be the first time I assumed wrong I guess. :wink:

 

[Pork Chop]

I have 3 different variations of CVA's documentation. It is interesting that only the 32 shows that drop in acceptable charges - and then it is AFTER production of the Squirrel rifle ended. Go figure.

 

[silent sniper]

here are some pictures of Boar-Dilly's squirrel rifle, and what it does to the bushy tails

 

[Crazy Horse]

I sent the payment for the CVA .32 today. Now where is the best and most helpful place for getting my supplies like .311 round balls the correct size lubbed patches, jags etc.?

 

[Leatherbark]

A standard modern rifle jag is 8-32 thread. If you have one try it in the end of the ramrod. If it is loose and wobbbly you'll know what you will need. A 10-32................Bob

 

[Rainman]

Hard to say which thread you need, as I've seen CVAs with both thread sizes. However, I usually drill and tap my 8-32 ramrod ends to 10-32 so that my accessories are all standard.