The cheapest muzzle loader today.

www.patreon.co... I got the dope worked out it was a good shooting little gun. At 25 yards. And I was shooting light charge and ball. Worth the money? Y'a, You can kill game with it.

[@greywolfoutdoorshomestead9962]

Hey George i just stumbled across your channel. I love your content. I gave my 16 year old son my olg cva bobcat. Its 50 cal. Its kinda like yours. He loves it

[@thehornedone6343]

My grandfather bought this exact gun for me the day I was born. I'm 27 now and I still have it.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

I'm glad you didn't edit this video. I appreciate genuine people, and you are definitely genuine. God bless.

[@buckshot4428]

I bought a CVA Bobcat from Chinamart for $50. plus tax. It shot round balls like a house a fire. Our youngest son killed his first buck with it.

[@mr.e.2175]

Black Powder smells like FREEDOM...Good video with all of the problems of shooting black powder...

[@swamprat9018]

I bought mine from bass pro back in the early 90's, Thought I may have been wasting my $60 I paid. Gun shot unbelievably well that was when my eyes still worked good. I wish I could buy a half dozen of those again for $60 to give to friends. Never had an issue with the delrin rod provided and don't remember the cleaning jab but mine is brass. I put a piece of mole skin in the ramrod pipe to keep it from rattling and some rags in the stock to balance it out and get rid of the hollow sound. That gun started it for me now I build muzzle loaders from blanks and parts.

[@victorpuecher7305]

so wholesome to whatch :) loved every second of it. In 5 months i turn 18 and i will buy my first muzzleloader!

[@Woodsgnome43]

Love seeing the CVA gang in here 🙏🏼...got a mountain rifle, a Stalker and a Frontier

[@joshuagann8026]

CVA Plainsman Rifles are great. Bought one back in 92 for 59$ in a kit. It still shoots like a champ to this day. I did replace the nipple once.

[@clintonlayne9253]

I bought a Traditions Fox River 50 caliber that came with a 32 cal barrel. If memory serves me correctly I paid $ 100.00 for it. Back in the day 97 ish . I was oiling it down yesterday 9/27/23 when I noticed that the plastic butt plate had broken. I have taken at least one Whitetail Doe with it. I was using Buffalo ballets great.

[@SCVGun]

I love the smell of black powder in the morning. I think that CVA made one similar back in the day called the Bobcat.

[@BrettsCorner92]

I have the traditions Deer Hunter. Pretty much the same gun but with fiber optic sites Unfortunately I can only own muzzle loaders no I am not a fellin long story

[@leonardwilson980]

Hello from a fellow Kentuckian. I enjoyed your video.

[@esquad5406]

HOWDAY back.

[@leonardwilson980]

@@esquad5406 What part of KY are you located in? I'm from Western KY myself. A little place called Cunningham.

[@curtismarean6963]

What you have here is the cva bobcat. Nice basic bp rifle. I love mine, you would be surprised at what you can do with a simple rifle like this. Great knock around gun. Try double patching a 45 round ball or sabot with a 36 pistol ball for rabbit or wood chuck.

[@esquad5406]

I have a Bobcat. It is just like this one. I got a Deer Slayer and it is the same gun in a wood stock.

[@darrenreddick3206]

Heard there's a place at the land between the lakes with a rich target environment

[@esquad5406]

You heard right.

[@johnryce4335]

I have a CVA PLAINSMAN that's the same gun, different name, wood stock. .50- 1:48 twist- 24" barrel. Got from a friend years ago that went to inlines, and the bore was lightly pitted from neglect. Shoots T/C Maxi Ball's, 370 and 320gr., Hornady .490 Roundball very accurately with 70grs H777 2fg, 60 3fg.

[@wayneparker7499]

I also have a Bobcat got it from Walmart about 15 years ago for 54.00 it still shoots great and deadly accurate love mine👍👍👍

[@TravisFisher]

I own one of these. Bought it used maybe 15 years ago for $40. Still shoots great, in fact I'm taking it to the range today!

[@shenyathewelder9695]

What are they? I’m trying to figure that out

[@TravisFisher]

@@shenyathewelder9695 CVA Mountain Stalker or CVA Bobcat. No idea what the difference is between the two. They look the same to me. There's no wood or brass on the gun, hence the cost savings.

[@motomuto3313]

That style was my first muzzle loader. I still have it. It shoots very well for an economical rifle.

[@greywolfoutdoorshomestead9962]

I live in upstate NY. Ues im a damn Yankee.lol. but we say if you dont like the weather. Wait 5 minutes it well change

[@MitchC357]

Impressive shooting. When you first showed this gun with plastic parts I thought it would come with a coon skin Daniel Boone hat for Halloween. But proved to be worthwhile.

[@esquad5406]

I got one of the coonskins. I going to start Wareing on black powder video's.

[@joshuacook3889]

Wish I could find one here in Louisiana

[@lorenray9479]

Nice to see real time, not dubbed in art. Never knew about .470 inch balls.

[@TioLeo850]

First muzzleloader my Gpa ever bought me I actually just broke it out to take on a personal memorial hunt next weekend. Just realized the trigger isn’t working, got to tear it down now and figure it out

[@TomMJH]

Thank you for this video! I love muzzleloaders.

[@keithdorset3824]

I got my Bobcat used at a local gun show. It works as a beginner gun. I can't afford something fancy. Last year bought the wood stock Sharpshooter version. Pretty much the same with an adjustable rear sight. I actually like the plastic stock Bobcat. Sort of a BP tactical gun 😂.

[@independentthinker8930]

MANY years ago I bought a car, it was really hard to get to fire. So often I had to pull the nope and put q pinch of powder to make it fire. I think there was a problem with the touch hole. My T/C Hawken I put a Green Mt target barrel on it, it shot fantastic, but I like my Great Plains rifle better. Sold the T/C

[@normanphair8488]

I have two of those 1 has got a red dot on it, the other one, iron sights, so by traditions, also made in Spain, very very accurate, I have taken a lot of deer with these two guns, is all you need, for muzzleloader hunting I do not shoot round balls in them I shoot 420 grain conicals, manufactured by no excuse bullets, shoot great a lot of knockdown power, nice lightweight muzzleloader, everybody asked that thing must kick like a mule, nope just a little push

[@dangerman007]

Well! I did not have high hopes for this rifle, but I am pleasantly surprised. Accurate for a smooth bore!

[@billdlyaegra9394]

you've developed a flinch just loading that thing..

[@billdlyaegra9394]

the loading block is another cumbersome oddity. a small pouch of balls with some small thin patches will be preferable for plinking, until you figure out the correct ball diameter..

[@gordotortuga8748]

George, what are you hearing about black powder availability with Goex plant off-line?

[@esquad5406]

I think they changed hands. A E.U. firm has it now. They had been under cut by swiss. And other makers were buying Kn03 form them. So they just sold out.

[@lawson9102]

Lol good point Daniel Boone did not die of starvation I got to remember that one

[@lesthompson5907]

well, I really enjoyed this shoot. As an English man, we don't get it. The opportunity to shoot muzzle leaders today. I have been considering a new rifle build, based on the box breach design of an English pocket pistol maker of 1860. having a box breech built into a side-held flintlock with a separate safety catch & pan lock built in is interesting. Adaptable the box breech makes room for stander telescopic sights & even iron sits & rear Verner & windage sites, the mine. ball & 28" barrel or the smother boor or Rifal being a choice & 1 in 28 inch twist being my choice. i think would make for a new & existing rifal. built whit half stoke & steel ram tod use. I may yet build my self one. best on the dimension's of the CDVA Bobcat for size. I wuld be interested to her back on the mind of them interested in such a design of rifal. Les England .

[@sirjhonson8218]

Most of those barrels come from the same please.

[@jeffe4478]

Do you have to fill out a background check to purchase muzzle loaders? Thanks for the videos and stay safe.

[@chrismcneese4901]

No

[@esquad5406]

Not a firearm under title 18 u.s. code.

[@FoulPet]

You can have them shipped to your home

[@keithdorset3824]

Not unless you find in some anal fudd gun store. I was buying a shotgun. Was waiting on the background check and found a nice looking, inexpensive Rem 1858 BP revolver. The salesman said the off-site owner insisted on adding it to the 4473. Would not take the "not a firearm" argument.

[@MrPanchoak]

Mine loads kinda hard with a .15 patch and a .480. but it t ignites quick. I'll just have to order meself a smaller mold.

[@Rhino10e]

Did you read the manual first? Lol just having fun. I enjoy the vids

[@frugalprepper]

I've always wanted to get into shooting some black powder

[@esquad5406]

It's a lot of fun.

[@bobboyer9440]

I bought my first BP 15 years ago, now I have 8 more to go along with the first one. They are addictive. So much fun to shoot. Occasionally I do get to shoot a deer with one.

[@chrismcneese4901]

I once had a rossi youth inline muzzle loader and it was awesome I wish I could find another one. George if you ever find one please let me know. I'm down here in Murfreesboro and would love to drive up and chew the fat and pick one up.

[@hrfardan66]

I never use "cheap" and "firearm" in the same sentence.

[@kevinphillips4517]

I purchased mine for 79 dollars. I went through a divorce and had my son and no money. It allowed me to get into bp and I still own it today.

[@michaelbagley9116]

You ever try tow instead of patching the ball.

[@esquad5406]

Tow???????????????

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Oldie but a goody!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@groverhaley2863]

Was the first gun I ever bought, paid 50 for it too. All the stuff for it cost a lot more lol

[@normanphair8488]

The first one I bought cost $97 and it was in 1997, the other one $225 2018

[@BrettsCorner92]

It looks a lot like the traditions Deer Hunter. But without fiber optic sites, I don't think CVA makes these guns anymore. They are making more inline guns.

[@Bubba30303]

Is that Big Foot or an 👽 running in your video?😅

[@sarahworkman6364]

Wat kind of CVA is that 50cal muzzleloader u r shooting and loading sir

[@esquad5406]

Bob Cat.

[@garden2tableproduce]

Hay buddy what's the best budget friendly 32 cal muzzle loader but a good one for squirrels

[@YpsyGypsy]

Hold the fuck up.i had to rewind the intro 😂

[@charliemcelwain8874]

I got one just like it for 50.00 dollars but for shorting u can't beat it I put bullet hole in bullet hole but it is cheap

[@dalehammond1749]

I'd sure like to know who sells any type of black powder gun for $100 or even $150 today.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

Go to one of the few Walmarts that still sells firearms and firearms accessories. Also, once in a while there is a clearance sale at Sportsmans Warehouse and similar big box gun stores, you just have to keep an eye out for those sales. Good luck.

[@thedude8976]

I ENJOY WATCHING AND APPRECIATE THE KNOWLEDGE THANK YOU

[@esquad5406]

Thank you.

[@brandonmorse9953]

2024 = $225 (used) cva bobcat .54 cal

[@darrenreddick3206]

Will that thing take down a Bigfoot or a dogman?

[@juststartsomewhere9089]

With ease, just don't miss you only get the one shot, lol. I take it camping for bear safety

[@luckynorm100]

I have to just like it but their traditions they are Tac drivers once with fiber optic the other ones a red dot

[@terrybrown5402]

George where did you pick this item up at?

[@mmareviewer.2372]

i would be so annoyed if you were loading beside me. I get these loaded and shot in seconds. i did not know they just sold these for hunting in the states.

[@ricardogoodman1750]

Awesome 👍👍

[@austinricketts2705]

I always liked the smell of gun powder

[@billdlyaegra9394]

dope is something you apply to your sights for a given range and wind conditions, not figuring out how to start a ball.

[@billdlyaegra9394]

you need a new mole whacker, that thing is too long and whatever is on the end is gonna be hard on the front feet if you ask me. start by using that flat side of it to baton the ball level with the crown then you only need to go a couple inches with the starter, the rest should go easy with the ramrod. the starter you have seems to be a gimmick sold to novices to look, i don't know what in a plastic sort of over the mantel with a goat head way.

[@thomastommy1192]

This means the gun you bought year's ago is worth a lot less than you paid for it right? Lol.

[@russr5128]

👍

[@Uffareal]

Why bother pouring the poweder when you can just get the pyrodex solid block and drop it down the barrel set the sabbot in its jacket drop thst down pack it and good to go ....

[@esquad5406]

Pyrodex shoots like wet powder.

[@Uffareal]

@@esquad5406 oh never shot it before is it that bad to use ? Should I not use it ?

[@notsosilentmajority1]

If you want to shoot Black Powder, then use Black Powder, not ready made capsules. I get it, but it's definitely a modern twist. If it brings more people to the hobby, then that's great, but for me, I like shooting in the most traditional way as possible. Not a fan of the inline stuff either. Some of these states are allowing modern BP hunting and some have said no to the modern BP setups, hopefully, we will have the majority of BP shooters still using more traditional methods. Best of luck and stay safe.

[@itsnotom]

And you can't find it anymore. I have a cva wolf stainless set up for scope only. It's nice and only use ball ammo and pyrodex Pellets. Don't do loose powder

[@itsnotom]

And see no results of what your shooting at. And why replace the ramrod every time if your just gonna pull it out again?? Makes no sense

[@itsnotom]

Why don't you use pyrodex Pellets? Screw loose powder now