CVA Accura MR Nitride

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Originally Posted by pbonura

Cva optima or tc impact would be my choice for the first time muzzleload hunter. Use pullets and they are easy to load.

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Whenever I shoot pullets out of my ML, all I get is smoke and feathers!!:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by jim

Whenever I shoot pullets out of my ML, all I get is smoke and feathers!!:rolleyes:

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sorry pellets.

LMAO.. Ty, Ill take those into considerations.. Now are Pullets more expensive than pellets and do they measure out the same ? :p:p

I bought a CVA Accura V2 this month in stainless. I was thinking of getting it in the nitride finish but decided against it after reading about 100 reviews this past year. A couple of them complained about the finish discolouring after periodic use. All the other aspects were well liked and no complaints from the stainless owners. This was a muzzle loader recommended by a rep from Western Powders after I contact them to correct ignition problems with my Kodiak last year.

Does any body know, what process they use for this coating???

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferritic_nitrocarburizing

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Originally Posted by Mr.remington

The 100 ft per second faster is interesting though.

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Apology, MP, for veering off the topic a bit ......

I noted Traditions now offers the Vortek "LDR" that has the capablity to reach out quite a bit as per the following demo ....



Interestingly, they are also offer a hammerless version called the Strikerfire .....

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Originally Posted by sharps4570

Apology, MP, for veering off the topic a bit ....

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No problem, I see that Traditions uses the Premium CeraKote Finish , a ceramic coating;

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Cerakote is a ceramic based finish that can be applied to metals, plastics, polymers, and wood. The unique formulation used for Cerakote ceramic coating enhances a number of physical performance properties including abrasion/wear resistance, corrosion resistance, chemical resistance, impact strength, and hardness.

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I hadn't realized there were so many kinds of coatings that you can get for your rifles. It looks like a crowded market. I started to read some comparisons to see what is best, but hard to find a proven test report, mostly just anecdotal user information out there.

I was surprised at how many guys get there Stainless Steel barrels coated....