CVA 360 buckhammer

Good afternoon brybenn,

I just looked at what our distributor for CVA had listed for the Scouts and they do not have those listing yet. I would assume that it will be a bit before they come to the Canadian market as that is unfortunately the norm when it comes to new firearms. We will order some when they come into Canada!

Happy shooting,
Josh
 
brybenn said:
I'd really like the 360 in the CVA. I'm not a fan of the Henry single
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The CVA single shots are a very nice looking gun. I know you can even get some aftermarket parts for them to have a pistol grip with a 1913 rail so you can add an adjustable stock on to them! I know we've looked into getting these into Canada but with the new law stating you need a firearm license for firearm parts has made it harder to import little stuff like that from the states. Here is a picture of one from Midwest Gun Works to give you an idea.

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Happy Shooting,
Josh
 
CANADAS GUN STORE said:
The CVA single shots are a very nice looking gun. I know you can even get some aftermarket parts for them to have a pistol grip with a 1913 rail so you can add an adjustable stock on to them! I know we've looked into getting these into Canada but with the new law stating you need a firearm license for firearm parts has made it harder to import little stuff like that from the states. Here is a picture of one from Midwest Gun Works to give you an idea.

Happy Shooting,
Josh
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But the only firearms parts you need a license for are barrels and slides? (Also magazines, but that is a separate section)

Very cool adapter though! One of those on a moderate caliber like 300BO or 350 Legend would make a FANTASTIC first hunting rifle for a youth.
 
Suther said:
But the only firearms parts you need a license for are barrels and slides? (Also magazines, but that is a separate section)

Very cool adapter though! One of those on a moderate caliber like 300BO or 350 Legend would make a FANTASTIC first hunting rifle for a youth.
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That is very true. Just anything that is goes on a gun tends to need a federal license as a business which we sadly do not have. You might have better luck by ordering it direct from the states as an individual because for some reason they let small items besides barrels, slides, actions, and mags through the border when it is not a business it just might take a while.
 
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