Lawrenceville, Georgia–BPI Outdoors/CVA is pleased to announce the Wolf V2 muzzleloader.
CVA re-vamps its ever popular and most affordable Wolf model muzzleloader. Jason Sebo, CVA’s VP of Sales and Brand Manager said, “When looking at our line of muzzleloaders we didn’t have a model that focused on youth or small statured adults. The team felt the Wolf was a perfect model to be flexible for all sizes of shooters.” With that being said, the Wolf V2 has a 1” length of pull and adjustable rubber spacer which is similar to the CVA Cascade centerfire rifle.
This gun is loaded with features and is equipped with a premium 24” barrel made from corrosion resistant 416 stainless steel with a bullet guiding muzzle. It is an ease to clean with its QRBP (Quick Release Breech Plug). The ambidextrous stock and reversible cocking spur allow flexible use for either right or left-handed shooters. The Crushzone® Recoil pad makes it comfortable to shoot. The gun can be purchased with either the DuraSight® Dead-On™ one-piece scope mount or open fiber-optic sights. It weighs a mere 6.5 pounds which makes it convenient to carry. For loading it has a solid aluminum Palmsaver™ ramrod. Backed by CVA’s lifetime warranty you can’t go wrong with this .50 caliber muzzleloader.
To learn more about the Wolf V2 and other CVA products go to www.cva.com
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CVA was founded 1971, specializing in traditional side-lock muzzleloading rifles and build-it-yourself rifle kits. From those early beginnings, CVA developed a reputation for providing guns and accessories that provide our customers with the best values available. Today our product line has expanded to include the most technically advanced modern in-line muzzleloaders on the market. And we are very proud that CVA has now been America’s #1 selling muzzleloader brand for over a decade. CVA a subsidiary of the BPI Outdoors family of brands (CVA, Bergara, Powerbelt, Quake and Durasight), headquartered in Lawrenceville, Georgia, with affiliated manufacturing facilities in Northern Spain.
