CVA Single Shot: Great Price, Great Accuracy

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Single shot rifles, including the new CVA Scout single shot, are the topic today. I'll also try to answer some viewer questions involving break open rifles and falling blocks. This single shot comparison includes the new CVA, the H&R Handi Rifle, the 500 Smith & Wesson, and the Mossberg SS1. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to subscribe if you like what you see. Thanks for watching and please join me again!
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[@Roscoe_B]

I've always adhered to a ''simple is better'' theme in life in general...single shot guns have always appealed to me.

[@richieoliver9671]

I love how honest he is. “I didn’t do it because I didn’t feel like it”

[@ekim000]

Sorry to hear that you have struggled with your health. I wish you a speedy and complete recovery. Your videos have provided me with hours of informative entertainment and selfishly, I'd hate for that to end, so heal up and get your shoulder fully back behind the wheel 😉

[@friendofenkidu3391]

1:42: "It's another one of the modern self-aiming rifles." LOL!!!

[@johnriggs9016]

Every manufacturer should have a budget single shot entry. Cleaning my cva consists of 30 seconds, zero sound, awesome trigger, heavier barrel , No ugly safety, and priced under 400. Possible improvements cva should offer a wood stock, front drilled tapped for sights, and a trimmer trigger guard.

[@boilerhand1]

Get well soon sir. These videos are really helpful for observing odd and common older makes of fine long arms. That is a great blessing in and of itself. Thank you.

[@terryleblanc6868]

35 caliber and larger single shot qualifies a gun for primitive deer season and some states like Louisiana I find nothing primitive about that 35 Whelen CVA very popular although mine hated Hornady 2900 FPS, my shoulder took a real pounding trying to sight it in with them. the Remington core lock Federal Fusion half Moa with a little trigger spring adjustment . amazing value. Under $300 but then we need scope and rings

[@TheQCollection]

I almost picked up a ruger #1 last week but a mannlicher pre 64 win featherweight 308 fell into my lap instead. I just couldn't say "No"

[@northdakotaham1752]

Wishing you a speedy recovery sir! Thank you for showing us the break action firearms. They offer simplicity and cleaning/maintaining them couldn't be easier.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you!

[@frankdibiase3372]

Hope you feel better soon. Nothing like good health!

[@ilyamaslov2944]

Спасибо за видео! Каждый раз- глубочайшее погружение в Ваш мир. Огромная редкость- такие интересные люди,как Вы! Здоровья Вам и добра!

[@jaycousland9835]

I like my new stainless CVA Scout in 45-70. I mainly shoot cast bullets and homemade black powder, so really appreciate how easy it is to clean, with the removable barrel.

[@photobyTaps]

Very nice. I would like the cva pistol version with 14" barrel in 44 Magnum. The Traditions Outfitter is nice too

[@waygone6657]

We wish you well and a speedy recovery. Nice introduction to the CVA, thanks.

[@lawrencemartin1113]

Love your films. Thank you. I am a recent convert to a single barreled shotgun (which sort of brought me to this film as I also like the concept behind single shot rifles). I am in the UK and recently picked up very cheaply, a 1970's single barrelled AYA Cosmos 12 gauge shotgun with a 24 inch barrel and true cylinder tube! It is amazing fun to use and despite the specs, has been busting high clays out to 40 yards with simple 21 gram 7 1/2 shot cartridges. It is a great squirrel gun in the woods too! Fast and light and being so short, nice to carry and walk with. I am doing a little work on the firing pin though this weekend, as it has been hitting primers very hard and some recently have punctured, which is clearly a very bad thing!! Keep up the great work! (I always learn something really interesting from your work).

[@wayneyoung6094]

Hope you're doing better with your health. I am a big fan of single shots as well. Glad to see someone showing some love to the Mossberg SSi1. I think the couple of videos you've done with it are the only ones I have seen. I have one in .243

[@sooner5484]

Thank you. I hope you have recovered fully. Appreciate the effort to do this for us. Good subject. Cheers.

[@stevepeterson9759]

Wow, you have a Savage 99 Canadian musket hanging on your wall!

[@michaelsicowitz362]

I love single shots. I've had a few of the cheepy ones that work just great. CVA and NEF are just fine with me. My favorite is still an old 10ga from Stevens, [NEF] such great memories hunting with single shots, special moments in my life I'll never forget. Now at 67yrs I cherish my earlier years in the woods and marsh.

[@michaelsicowitz362]

@My Dixie Wrecked🔧 Yup ... it's a full 36in barrel that will put some hurt on you if not shouldered right. I've taken huge geese at Horicon Marsh with that thing. I paid $126 for mine in 1986. My buddies all had one so I found one in the ghetto in Milwaukee. That really got me started on single shots and Savage-Stevens in general. I still use a double most even though I have an Beretta auto with me along with the 10ga.

[@michaelsicowitz362]

@My Dixie Wrecked🔧 .410 is real handy to have. I got a Spanish double from my stepfather in 1980. It's one of my favorites all time. Now days being an old guy a walk in the woods means grabbing the .410

[@northdakotaham1752]

@My Dixie Wrecked🔧 I recently purchased one of those new Henry lever action .410 shotguns. For squirrels and gophers. Havnt shot it yet but am hoping it works ok. Looks great! Has the wood stock and long barrel with a choke.

[@michaelsicowitz362]

H&R is classic. One of my mistakes was selling an H&R .22 Sportsman revolver - what an idiot I was.

[@northdakotaham1752]

@My Dixie Wrecked🔧 I hope you are right! I have a lever action Henry .22 and yes, it is compact, smooth, accurate and easy to handle. I have the cheap model so the sights are barely adequate...but that's my fault bc I should have bought the upgraded model. The gophers have taken over my farm....so I hope I can find .410 shells!

[@michaelguerin56]

Thank you. Nice to see the Hagn again. Just became a Patreon.

[@castbulletshooter3486]

Very thorough and excellent review. I appreciate the time that you take in your videos. I hope you feel better soon.

[@petrotmyrcz308]

Thanks for showing us those nice rifles Mike. I hope you feel better quickly.

[@WalnutandSteel]

I have an older cva optima elite with several different barrels. Excellent gun. All are bergara barrels

[@petebribble4651]

Always enjoy your videos immensely. Keep it up and get well soon.

[@burrco3086]

Sold a survivor in 308w it shot very good, put a few deer down with it, now looking for another single shot in 308, great video!!

[@joeblan9426]

Hope you get Well soon, always enjoy your videos and your perspective!

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Joe!

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

id actually almost buy one in 300 blackout as a suppressor host

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

That'd be a good call Joe. I didn't have time to include the target I shot yesterday. I shot 3 rounds into a half inch at 100 yards and immediately stopped shooting. It can't get any better.

[@krisswegemer1163]

It is a thrilling show. Learning is a thrill to me. Love your channel.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Kriss! I'm glad you're here. God Bless

[@michaelbutterworth6556]

Always good videos thank u sir

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!! And get well!!

[@stoneblue1795]

Big fan of the single shots myself. Thanks for posting.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

You're most welcome Stone Blue!

[@asimseth1927]

If it hadn’t been Mike, my firearms knowledge would have been practically been zero. Great going Mike 👍🏻 Keep up the good work.

[@johnriggs9016]

I seen a cva scout among dozens of other rifles, picked it up instantly a fan and bought it right then.Zero sound.

[@mofatjippyfransisco713]

The newer TD models ( Take Down ) have a lever under the forearm, pull it...forearm comes off..open the action...barrel comes right off...really nice design. I am a big fan of the T/C Contender, so when I saw these...I wanted to get some...ended up with 44 Mag...45-70 Gov and 35 Whelen. The triggers are great, very accurate rifles...plan on getting more versions soon.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thanks - I'll have to look up the TD models - I didn't know

[@scotteger6271]

Here’s to your health improving Sir. Informative and educational as always, appreciate your time. They make a Scout V2 takedown as well that has a stainless barrel/receiver, fluting and a muzzle brake. Not much more cost than the regular Scout, in case anyone is interested.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Scott - I didn't know - I'll look them up. Cheers.

[@stephencarmichael5156]

The 45-70 CVA Scout with the ported barrel and a factory loaded carriage has a mild recoil. The weight of the firearm is all in the barrel, but it balances in a sweet spot. It's a great firearm for any game hunting no matter the conditions. I tell people I could use the barrel of my CVA as a crowbar and it would still shoot groups after.

[@wesleysobik9137]

I picked up a model 37 Winchester last year in 12 gauge for less than 100, built like a brick

[@hamishbarker4117]

Hi From New Zealand I'm a bit late commenting on this very but, I have just found it. I have a Bergara BA13 takedown in 308 Winchester, which is very similar to the Scout and I love it. Thanks for the video's

[@stephenembrey883]

Very clear and concise video. I totally agree. I don't see how they break. Actions can be strong in the first place, and the falling block you're exactly right something is going to give before the action can give.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Stephen - simple and strong - exactly what one needs.

[@mattdirks7896]

I do wish they would add iron sight options to these rifles.

[@ChristiRich]

Not the most thrilling, but nonetheless my favorite show on KZbin.

[@beefshart3903]

The accuracy of this gun is mind blowing!!

[@snort455]

Nice video presentation. Clear, expert knowledge. Thank you.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Much appreciated. All the best.

[@jefferystovall5536]

I have Traditions 357 single shot. Love it real good shooter.

[@sandych33ks1]

Hope you feel better. CVA makes a nice gun but seem to be hard to find these days..

[@timknickel7756]

The way that I heard it was CVA has Bergara make all there barrel. But to be labeled a Bergara barrel they're just refined a little bit better. Both are the same steel and same rifle cutting

[@user-vw5qh1tq5o]

Good job. Sir

[@jorgechalub8930]

Muy bueno tu vídeo saludos desde Argentina

[@davidrudd9846]

My son has cva in 243 he loves that gun it has be come his favorite for white tail claims the gun cant miss

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

It's a very fine rifle david - glad your son has it.

[@rebeccaback3287]

I like all your videos! Have been watching your videos for a year.Ihave a H and R 58 cal excellent rifle .Plan to go this fall a deer hunt with it.David Back from Menifee county Kentucky

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Rebecca!

[@williamgaines9784]

I have an H&R in 500 S&W mag. as well as the CVA in 44 Rem Mag. They both shoot well for the limit of their respective caliber. I am looking to get a CVA in 243 Win. for a grandchild. The price is great and being a simple mechanism makes them great for introduction to firearms and marksmanship, the followup shot will not be quick so that first one MUST count!

[@airbornesoldieramerica7125]

Got my H&R before Remington took H&R. Mine came in 444 Marlin. Then before Remington took over H&R bought 45-70, 270 Win, 308 Win and 20-gauge barrels for it. But last I checked Remington will not make no more barrels for it. But would like to also get 35 Whelan and 1 or 2 more barrels for it.

[@williamgaines9784]

@@airbornesoldieramerica7125 I would have liked to do the same. - Funny backstory on mine: Was looking to get a "primitive" firearm for the deer season. The 500 was on clearance for $50 less than any other model at the store and it was much more compact than the 45-70 right beside it. I bought it before it could 'get away' but the store did not, nor have they ever, carry ammunition for it.😶 I bought several different types of ammo from mail order and learned how potent the 500 is in the rifle. I would not hesitate to use it on any game animal within 150 yards.

[@paulvenn4447]

Sadly the Aus importer stopped doing these for a bit, but supposedly they're coming back into Australia sometime again soon. Really want to get my hands on one.

[@xzqzq]

Hope you are feeling better.

[@johnhenry8325]

I have one in a nickel barrel , love it

[@johnriggs9016]

Csharps will make you a single shot of your liking, a lot of options.

[@JohnDavidHays]

Salud. Thanks, Mike for this video, you’re very kind to feed our curiosity. I will pray for God to restore your health.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you John 🙏

[@Kaufeetimevideo]

I had purchased a Thompson Center just for the fact that I could change out the barrels for different calibers. Smith & Wesson had sold the TC manufacturing so I don't know what the new company plans for the TC.

[@burnsboysaresoldiers]

Mike i’ve mentioned this several times but savage needs to remake the 219/220 !!!

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

So true!

[@burnsboysaresoldiers]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns heck the patent is up i’m sure. Like the H&R. Let’s remake them. New modern calibers and proper walnut stocks, classic, thumbhole, modern carbon. Single receiver lots of options

[@rodhall1169]

Like all your informative shows. I would like to see a show dealing with methods used to find coveted rifles . I am assuming you will not sell me a Sako Finnwolf .

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi Rod - Thanks for the suggestion - will do. I only have one Finnwolf left - will hang onto it for now but thanks for the interest.

[@RocklandRednecks]

They make a takedown model scout as well, tool less takedown. I would like the 6.5 creedmoor one myself but they aren't very common it seems like. I believe the falling block is much stronger but the price and the takedown is lacking.

[@shootabigmale3130]

Yah ive been looking at this gun in 444 marlin thanks for the review and hope you get better

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you - I'm much better - I hope you find the .444

[@MrTaimoor78]

Hello. When shall you made video on Beretta BRX-1.? Waiting for this!

[@andrewgates8158]

Need a 3006, 308, and 223 rolling block.

[@johncanterbury8152]

I have the Henry single shot rifle in 223 I love the rifle and very accurate

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi John - That's another excellent one. There was a recall on them - I had mine repaired by the distributor and returned very quickly. Always excellent.

[@ragnarragnarsson3128]

Yes and the post recall trigger is so sweet! The new ones aren't subject to the recall as they fixed the issue with the triggers going forward. They are Finely built rifles with a walnut stock.

[@jamesdietz6899]

What make is the .22? Thanks for another educational video.

[@bettyschulz6449]

i have a 35 cal. cva single shot thank you for the vedio .

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Not easy to find - fine rig

[@user-po9hy9th7w]

... if you want to take the CVA Scout down for transportation it takes 2 minutes to take the butt stock off with the right sized allen wrench ... the bolt is right under the cap at the end of the pistol grip

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Now we know! Thank you!

[@airbornesoldieramerica7125]

Do know its today's thing. Seems like this is with most new guns and rifles now days. But I am from the old school on this part of it. I certainly would not want to be the guy, out in the sticks somewhere, nothing and no one around, and my scope breaks, with no back up from an iron sight. If a scenario like that happened, just hope I brought enough food with me, till someone picks me up in a plane or whatever. With a broken scope and no back up from iron sights, it will be very unlikely to shoot something to eat. Also, not to mention, might lose like a trophy animal of a lifetime cause of something like this. Loss a trophy buck 1 time, cause using cheap ammo, and rifle misfired.

[@jagrench62]

I bought one when they came out. It sucked and it was as much as an economy bolt gun. I sold it at a loss and bought a Remington 770 and it shoots. Why buy the cheapest action made and pay the same that you pay for a functioning and accurate bolt gun. I have many H&R rifles including the 35 Whelen. This CVA is between 300 and 400 and for a couple hours of wage you can buy a Ruger American. H&R went out of business because the price kept going up and quality bolt gun prices became more affordable. It is a good bet that the CVAs will leave the market as you can see they have already began to limit caliber choices.

[@davidrussell631]

The first deer rifle I owned was a NEF single shot in 270 Win and my nephew hunts both the so called primitive weapons season and gun seasons in MS with this CVA 35 Whelan. Don’t think he’s ever lost any 😂. Anyhow, the reason why single shots are fine for deer hunting is that whitetails rarely offer more than one shot, anyhow.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

That's a solid comment. I agree - there's that moment...then the first shot - and then it's either flags and chaos or deer hunched up or down. I guess the odd time a barrage works but why. For the wounded re-loading slowly and waiting is best IMHO

[@davidrussell631]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns couldn’t agree more. Well said. I hunt nowadays with my Marlin lever action or a bolt action but your video makes me want a Henry’s single shot in the new 360 BHR even more, and I don’t even live in a straight wall state lol

[@adolfgalland1]

Great review of single shots. What on earth is the lever action rifle in the background, the one that has a full wooden military style stock? Looks a bit like an ‘03 Springfield with a lever stuck on.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Good spotting - that's a Savage Model 99 Montreal guard rifle.

[@barkeater9606]

The new Henry single shot rifles are nice.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

You're right Bark - fine rifles.

[@ben7111]

The underrated thing about a single shot is you gain 4 inches of barrel because there is no bolt.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Excellent

[@tonysambar]

CVA single shot appears the same rifle as the Bergara BA13 sold here in Australia.

[@Beardman56]

Bergara makes the barrels for CVA

[@jamessmith-zk9um]

bagara makes the barrels

[@thecheapshot1065]

Hey partner it's me TheCheapShot (catch me on KZbin) I haven't spoke to you in a while I've got a Marlin 455 from around 57 or 58 in 30 ought 6 and I'm wondering what your thoughts are on this rifle becoming a collectible in the future just picked it up because there was 1,079 made and I thought to myself it's a good price the rifles in great condition and worst case scenario should the collector value not ever come to fruition I've got an FN Mauser action that would be an excellent starting point for a magnum wildcat Target gun or Elk gun. I would love to hear a bit about what your thoughts are on this and if you have one of these rifles if you could do a short video I would appreciate it would be a great way to get your input I trust your judgment and collectibles more than any other KZbinr out there

[@falba1492]

CVS is owned by Bergara. Barrels made with the same process in the same factory. Ed Shilen was Bergara’s tech advisor.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thanks Frank - no wonder they are so accurate

[@johnhenry8325]

The barrel unlatch before you take the forearm off .

[@tathamsvids2095]

You probably weren't feeling well, but the CVA Take Down easily breaks down without tools, no pin removal etc. Very informative video about the long history of break action single shot rifles/shotguns.

[@asparagusrealizer11]

Man.. wish I'd found one with iron sights while they were still available.

[@The_Draque]

I wish theyd make the Scout in a few more calibers like .223, .22-250, and .308

[@user-po9hy9th7w]

... just bought a plain jane "blue" CVA Scout in .243 Win ... that's one STIFF break open release lever ☹

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Ah yes. I use anti seize permatex if normal sprays don't improve things. I had a new Beretta O/U that was the worst.

[@antoniofiammelli1792]

I just got one 243 cva scout tried to remove pin in this gun , impossible dam pin was to tough to remove

[@4StonesHandcraft]

I’m a single shot guy, and I could even be content with the plastic stock, but this one lost me on the “takedown”. Easy takedown methods on break-open rifles or shotguns have been available for 150 years, and are a major point of attraction for them. A modern designer couldn’t “invent” one? ( : Late edit... Thanks to the commenter who mentioned the takedown model, I will check it out.

[@johncarroll3089]

Where would you suggest locating a Häagen-Dazs? Do you own a Henry single shot?

[@trevorthefilthyrat3742]

I know people who can shoot a single shot shotgun almost as fast as a pump, they usually have 3 shells between their fingers on the forgrip, and it's also a self ejection.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

That's amazing.

[@corey8420]

I have a CVA Hunter in .223 love the gun but can not find a scope plate to mount a red dot scope. Does anyone have any idea where to find one?

[@tbjtbj4786]

Who made the other rifles? Not the cva. But that nice falling block especially.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

The others were H&R Handi Rifle and a Hagn Falling Block.

[@tbjtbj4786]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns thanks. I really like that hagn

[@sahmadi1000]

Does the break action takes away from accuracy?

[@DaveP326]

I know you're partial to single shot rifles. They're growing on me, as well. My question to you is about my .303 Martini-Enfield 1897 rifle (maybe a carbine). I watched a number of maintenance tutorials to learn how to disassemble it. The people making the tutorials somehow managed to disassemble and re-assemble their receivers in under three minutes. It took me over an hour, and I still needed my grandson's muscle to snab the falling block to snap back in. One continuimg issue I have which pre-existed my take-down, is that the trigger pull seems to be around 20 pounds. It is painful just to pull the trigger. Is there a fix for this, and my other question is would it be safe to fire military surplus .303 British ammo? Thank you and be well.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Sorry I'm so slow. Military surplus ammo is fine. As for the trigger - try Rangoon Oil and a touch of rottenstone - an old method told to me by a fellow had hunted Africa when it was wild - the trigger will be just as bad for a bit - then the rottenstone will find its way and smooth and lighten. He showed me his 577-450 - the trigger was not light - but slick and easy to manage. All the best to you.

[@svernwarunos546]

We hope you feel better brother, try fermented garlic in honey.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Thank you Svern - will do.

[@josephjohnson9237]

do yoythink a single shot 12duage with an adapter can make a good hunting rifle?

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi Joseph - I'm assuming you're thinking of deer or something like that. Yes - if you get the right insert you're ready to go! Please practice and have sights or a scope so you can place your shot. All the best.

[@ggwoutdoors2a]

The rifle in the middle position of the gun rack on the wall, is that a Savage 99 with a Mauser front end on it?

[@ggwoutdoors2a]

second from the bottom, my mistake..

[@larrylindenmeyer4390]

The products they produce a well made and available, unlike henry Haha....but really save your time and money go with Cva or any other manufacturer.

[@crumplerhoneycutt-live7996]

I know this is off subject but I picked up a ZANARDINI PRINCESS COMBO OVER UNDER 12GA / 6.5x57R and can't find any information on this maker or any values. Can anyone provide any info.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hello! Here is a link Very nice gun www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/zanardini-princess-model-over-under-combination-g-164-c-44c427fb35

[@Heinrichstiti270]

I have a Baikal in 7.62*39 I bought a 20 gauge barrel for it but the receiver was too small.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi Conrad - I had the same 7.62x39 - excellent! The Baikal has some similarity to the Simplex kzbin.info/www/bejne/goCUdJqbmKl9d9k

[@Heinrichstiti270]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns the simplex though is a hammer fired gun the Baikal is striker. Both pretty decent guns for the money though.

[@ricksarten9964]

BPI sold me the .45 accura V2 and the V2 LR both with a 1:28 twist then stopped production of the .45 cal power belt bullets except for the ELRs in 45 cal which require a 1:24 or faster twist. A very crappy way to treat their customers. I contacted Thor bullets they are gonna bail us out but it will be late 2023 or early 2024 before the R&D is completed. I bought the B-14 several years ago and I will never buy from BPI again!

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi Rick - Thanks for letting us know - and glad Thor is going address the void. I wonder why BPI stopped.

[@ricksarten9964]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns To sell the new upgraded Accura V2 LR-X and the Paramount.

[@stephenembrey883]

CVA evolve from the most garbage black powder, guns to some really nice firearms at the current day, I am actually amazed that they ever remained in business, much like Keltec, made pure garbage for many years developed a horrid reputation, and I have no idea again how they stayed in business, both of these companies have evidently changed management or some thing, but they have skyrocketed to some vastly wonderful equipment. It's good to see them do such a great job and survive after the horrid reputation of both of them. I would not hesitate to buy either one.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Hi Stephen - I love the clarity of your thinking and words : ) They seem to be okay now. All the best.

[@stevedouglas5443]

Just curious, but I've heard you call CZ: cezette.

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

Could be Steve - I have many different pronunciations for many words.

[@stevedouglas5443]

@@UnitedStatesOfGuns ok, I thought I was saying it wrong. Keep up the great videos!

[@markphillips9621]

As far as i an concerned CVAwent down hill after they stopped make their blackpowder guns from 1975 - 80's

[@UnitedStatesOfGuns]

I think you know more about CVA then I do