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Button Buck
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| I want to mount a scope on my CVA but I don’t know what scope to put on it. Will a rifle scope work on, or does it have to be a muzzleloader scope?
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I would get a muzzleloader (ML) scope. They are designed specifically to handle the different pressures of black powder and the MOA, etc. I've got a Traditions ML scope that works great. I think CVA makes their own that you can buy as a combo, you might want to check those out.
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A muzzleloader or shotgun scope is your best bet!
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Button Buck
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| I have several rifle scopes on several muzzleloaders. Never had any problems with the scope. You definately must use a high power rifle scope, muzzleloader scope or a shotgun scope to hold up to the recoil. If I were to buy another scope strictly for a muzzleloader I would look into one that is parallax free at 50 yds instead of the normal 100 to 150 yd parallax of most rifle scopes as most of my shots are under 100 yds.
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This is what I put on my CVA and I really like it.
scope, rings and bases kit
http://www.cva.com/products/outfits_scope_pack.htm
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Button Buck
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| I have a Leupold 2x7 on my T/C Encore.
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I don't have a scope on mine...I've been thinking about it but I just don't know...
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Button Buck
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| A good scope will work just fine on a ML,I have a mid level Nikon on mine(buckmasters).A lot of my cousins an uncles use low end Leopolds on theirs.You just can't use low end Bushnells,Simmons.And a Tasco will not hold up at all.
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Okay, my family was VERY good to me for some reason and I am NOW in the market for a scope for my CVA...
Question on mounts...I don't know much about them, do you need mounts for the gun and then the scope or mounts for the scope and they are universal? Or should I simply go to the store and let them tell me what I need for mounts?
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