CVA St. Louis Hawken Parts

[OldSmoky1967]

Hello,

Hello,

Where is the best place to get CVA St. Louis Hawken Parts? I am in need of a lock, ramrod and buttplate.

Thank you!

 

[Erwan]

Numrich, perhaps...
- CVA Muzzleloader Replacement Parts | Numrich Gun Parts
TOW maybe...
- Track of the Wolf - Muzzle Loading & Black Powder Guns Kits, Parts, Accoutrements, Rendezvous Gear & Primitive Americana

 

[Mtman725]

I've done very well with Deer Creek, for CVA parts. www.deercreekproducts.net

 

[bubba.50]

Deer creek has a lock listed for 75 bucks, a buttplate for 16 and a ramrod for 20

 

[edw.marshall]

Hello,

Hello,

Where is the best place to get CVA St. Louis Hawken Parts? I am in need of a lock, ramrod and buttplate.

Thank you!

You can also try Log Cabin Shop.

 

[edw.marshall]

You can also try Log Cabin Shop.

You can even try Traditions customer service. They helped me with a missing kit part.

 

[OldSmoky1967]

Numrich, perhaps...
- CVA Muzzleloader Replacement Parts | Numrich Gun Parts
TOW maybe...
- Track of the Wolf - Muzzle Loading & Black Powder Guns Kits, Parts, Accoutrements, Rendezvous Gear & Primitive Americana

Thank you!

 

[OldSmoky1967]

Numrich, perhaps...
- CVA Muzzleloader Replacement Parts | Numrich Gun Parts
TOW maybe...
- Track of the Wolf - Muzzle Loading & Black Powder Guns Kits, Parts, Accoutrements, Rendezvous Gear & Primitive Americana

Thank you!

You can even try Traditions customer service. They helped me with a missing kit part.

Did Traditions buy CVA?

 

[longl]

I contacted Traditions about a getting a stock which is identical to my CVA hawken kit. The reply was to call for parts with a model name and serial number. So not having a Traditions serial number was the end of that quest. I tried to get a lock bolt too and mentioned it was for a CVA rifle and was told they only sell parts for their rifles even though it was same part.

 

[rafterob]

Traditions sells Ardesa guns which are the current equivalent of the Spanish guns sold by CVA. Many of the models are not changed from what was offered by CVA. CVA divested itself of traditional muzzleloaders years ago. At that time Deer Creek bought most of their inventory and for a long time had a good supply of parts, kits and completed guns. That supply is dwindling.

 

[OldSmoky1967]

Traditions sells Ardesa guns which are the current equivalent of the Spanish guns sold by CVA. Many of the models are not changed from what was offered by CVA. CVA divested itself of traditional muzzleloaders years ago. At that time Deer Creek bought most of their inventory and for a long time had a good supply of parts, kits and completed guns. That supply is dwindling.

Thanks for the response and information.

 

[edw.marshall]

Thank you!

Did Traditions buy CVA?

I believe Traditions has taken over importing the traditional muzzleloading guns from CVA & I believe many parts will interchange.