CVA didn't make anything. Jukar was definitely CVA. I'm not sure about Dikar but Dikar has always been claimed by many to be CVA. Some say Dikar morphed into Jukar or the other way around. I don't know.
I don't hunt anymore but when I did more often than not I was out during regular gun season with my .54 Hawken. There's more to hunting than putting crosshairs on a deer at 150 yards.
We don't have to worry about inlines anymore. Not even Walmart sells them. The downside is we can use cartridge breechloaders with hammers and smokeless powder and scopes as long as they're .35 caliber or bigger. The H&R Handi Rifle is king here. That's just for the first primitive weapons...
I have a .50 CVA "Hawken" my ex's mom gave me. It was loaded with Pyrodex when I got it and I've only shot it once to get it unloaded. That's mainly because it's a .50 and I gave away all my .50 molds after I sold my Investarms I used for 30 years and moved up to .54. I tend to look down on .50...
I'm pretty much a purist but I understand the use of Pyrodex with real black being hard to get and the price. Plus the stuff is really good. I used it for many years. I don't really have a problem with CVA sidelocks. I just look at them as Tryon trade rifles from the mid 1870's. Inlines are an...
My dad owned a junkyard and I could shoot up the cars destined for the crusher. That was a lot of fun. I wish I could still do it. If I have an appliance go out I'll shoot it up in a heartbeat. I'm not concerned about ricochets out here. I guess glass is about the only thing I won't shoot altho...
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