The CVA™ Paramount Muzzleloader is the latest long range rifle from CVA. The Paramount Muzzleloader comes in a .45 caliber bolt-action that is capable of handling up to 200 grains of black powder. The rifle features the patented VariFlame™ rifle primer adapter that allows for hotter burn rates and increased accuracy.
The CVA Paramount™ Muzzleloader features Bergara's Nitride-treated 416 stainless steel barrel. These Bergara™ Barrels receive a proprietary honing process at the barrel manufacturing facility in Bergara, Spain. The rifle also sports a Bergara™ Premier action, featuring a nonrotating gas shield, coned bolt nose, and sliding plate extractor. This action is designed as a two-lug system that features a separate floating bolt head to ensure contact with the lug abutments in the action. The rifles bolt shroud and bolt stop are fully Nitrided for extreme durability, as well as its self-lubricating properties.
The bolt handle is finished in Nitride for the utmost protection.
The Paramount Muzzleloader Rifle features a TriggerTech™ Frictionless Release Technology trigger and two-position safety, that is built-in to the trigger assembly.
The CVA Paramount Muzzleloader is equipped with a 30” Nitride treated stainless steel barrel, the Paramount Rifle is set up to be a long-range precision muzzleloader and is quite easy to maneuver in the tree stand or in tight spots and comfortable to carry in the field. The Paramount comes standard with a Remington™ 700 scope mount and rail and CVA’s solid aluminum PalmSaver Ramrod. When compared to its competitors, the CVA™ Paramount Muzzleloader is a one-of-a-kind rifle that you won’t find anywhere else.
The CVA™ Paramount Rifle features a Nitride coated barrel, making it the closest thing to a “corrosion-proof” muzzleloader that has ever been developed. The Nitride finish technology, known as Salt Bath Nitride, is used to treat the barrel and offers exceptional wear resistance, unparalleled corrosion resistance in a scratch resistant, uniform black color. Already available in military applications, the nitride process hardens the outer layer of steel, making it both more durable and corrosion-resistant than chrome, which was previously the highest standard in bore-toughening techniques. Unlike exterior ceramic coatings, the nitride process penetrates both the inside and outside of the barrel and can withstand thousands of shots. Best of all, Nitride is self-lubricating, thus eliminating the need to add oil to your rifle for an increase in muzzleloader velocities and greater ease in reloading follow-up shots.
