CVA Scout followed me home

[LostSouls]

Finally had to scratch the itch on these ones. Nice rifles. The finish is a bit rough, but for $599 definitely a deal. Great trigger on them.

This ones a 450 BM and it is FUN. Between the brake and the heft of the rifle its no worse than a 20 ga with birdshot. If even. Hefty sucker with the 25" heavy barrel but by no means unfortunately so. Forend is a little loose, but other than that, no real downsides I can see.

What a blast to shoot, but of course the cheapo Bushnell Banner II puked its little Chinese guts immediately....or it was already pooched, not sure. Has a Fullfield II on it for the next outing.

They're decent!

Congrats on the new rifle! I have a CVA Scouts in 44 mag, 35 whelen and optima muzzleloader. Awesome quality, for the price and the triggers are fantastic. Now I'm thinking about a 243 or 350 legend lol.

 

[Joel]

Congrats on the new rifle! I have a CVA Scouts in 44 mag, 35 whelen and optima muzzleloader. Awesome quality, for the price and the triggers are fantastic. Now I'm thinking about a 243 or 350 legend lol.

Thank you!

Not hard to see why you have more than one and would like another couple, soon to be in the same boat haha. 350 Legend appeals here too.

 

[westcoastruss]

Just took delivery of a V2 Scout in .444 Marlin. Mounted a 3-9 scope and looking forward to getting out to the range. Planning on using this on my fall moose trip. 265 gr FTX sitting on H335 for handloads.

 

[ten ring]

I picked one up in .243. What a fantastic little rifle! Extremely accurate and so compact! Perfect ground blind or deer stand set up. Simplicity at its finest!

 

[brybenn]

Just took delivery of a V2 Scout in .444 Marlin. Mounted a 3-9 scope and looking forward to getting out to the range. Planning on using this on my fall moose trip. 265 gr FTX sitting on H335 for handloads.

Be careful about hitting bone with that bullet at 444 speeds. They come apart easy. Even my 20" 44 mag they come apart pretty quickly