DESCRIPTION
Wolf V2 50 Caliber Muzzleloader 24 Inch 1:28 Twist Stainless Steel Barrel Black Synthetic Stock Integral Scope Mount
by CVA
Product Overview:
The Wolf V2 is the newest and most affordable break-action muzzleloader, and it’s packed with features that only CVA can offer at this price. Features like a fully ambidextrous LOP adjustable stock make it the perfect gun for righties, lefties, adults and children.
The WOLF V2 also features CVA’s QRBP (Quick-Release Breech Plug), the only truly tool-free removal breech plug on the market today. Even after 20 or more shots, the QRBP comes out with just a twist of the fingers. Try that with any other speed breech system. Plus, the break-action breech opens easily with just a touch of the breeching button, which is located in the front of the trigger guard.
Its barrel is compact and quick pointing and made of corrosion resistant stainless-steel. This models is available with a DuraSight one-piece scope mount. A CVA Ramrod is also standard equipment on all Wolf V2 models.
Features and Specifications:
- Ambidextrous Stock
- Quick Release Breech Plug(QRBP)
- 209 Ignition
- 50 Caliber
- 24 Inch Stainless Steel Barrel
- 1:28 Twist Rate
- Ramrod
- Integral Scope Mount
- CVA's limited Lifetime Warrenty
CVA Ramrod Design Change - Female Thread Update
The new CVA PalmSaver ramrods (as of 2022) no longer have a female threaded end on the loading end. The ramrods included with the muzzleloaders also no longer come with an extension jag, although this may still stated in the original muzzleloader manual.
This is an intentional redesign from CVA, as the female threads had the tendency to 'pull' out the bullet after it was seated, but only in the event that you weren't using a loading jag. Due to this, they have changed it to have a 'built-in' loading contour that allows you to push down muzzleloader bullets including the new PowerBelt ELR bullets, without the 'threads' pulling the bullet back out.
There is a female thread on the 'male' PalmSaver attachment. However, this also means that you will no longer able to install a loading jag and the PalmSaver attachment at the same time.
The bottom line, the new CVA ramrod change is not a defect as this design change was intentional. All of the CVA ramrods going forward, for all rifle models, will no longer have threads on both ends.