New muzzleloader, what should i get

[Bob33]

Seems like CVA and Knight are the favorite "best" muzzleloaders.

Anyone ever used a CVA Accura V2? This person likes them better than Knight.

https://worldhuntingclub.com/Forum-View.php?id=482

[Mfowl]

Seems like CVA and Knight are the favorite "best" muzzleloaders.

Anyone ever used a CVA Accura V2? This person likes them better than Knight.

https://worldhuntingclub.com/Forum-View.php?id=482

If I were gonna buy a new ML, I would shop that gun first. But I'm partial to a break action ML. 

[d.winsor]

If you were to buy an Accura V2 you have a number of days to shoot it and test your group.  If it is not the best shooting gun you ever shot CVA will refund your money.  Also it is very user friendly, one thing is if you intend to shoot bh209 you will have to by a breech plug for it.  I hear the knight is a shooter but harder to clean and tighter to load the projectile.  Don't know that from first hand experience just what I have heard.  I do own an Accura V2 and love it, it is also a shooter.

[Bob33]

If you were to buy an Accura V2 you have a number of days to shoot it and test your group.  If it is not the best shooting gun you ever shot CVA will refund your money.  Also it is very user friendly, one thing is if you intend to shoot bh209 you will have to by a breech plug for it.  I hear the knight is a shooter but harder to clean and tighter to load the projectile.  Don't know that from first hand experience just what I have heard.  I do own an Accura V2 and love it, it is also a shooter.

Thank you very much. I need to buy a muzzleloader and want to make a wise choice. I assume that the Accura can be made Washington legal?

[d.winsor]

Yes it is, her is a link for you,     http://muzzle-loaders.com/blog/cva-accura-nitride-northwest-legal-model-pr3123sn/

With the Number #11 ignition system you could not use BH209, I don't know what the washington regulations are, but you probably could not use it anyway.

One other thing I want to tell you is CVA makes about 3 models that are the northwest-legal-models.  On the lower cost models I am not sure if the guarantee to be the best shooting gun you ever shot applies.  If you don't buy the accura V2 I would check with CVA before buying one of the lower cost models.