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Title: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 08:44:43 AM
Title pretty much sums it up.  I have been holding off but it is time to get a Muzzy.  If anyone has an Accura V2 collecting dust let me know.  Be nice to get one local and put a few $ in a members pocket if possible instead of ordering one in.  Prefer one setup for 209 primers already since the conversion kits are OOS everywhere.

Let me know what you have and where! :hunter:
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: Jonathan_S on February 19, 2021, 08:55:33 AM
Knights are on sale right now. That's the word on the street.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 08:58:16 AM
Knights are on sale right now. That's the word on the street.
Pretty sold on the accura V2.  Do you know what knight model would be it's equal?
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: trophyhunt on February 19, 2021, 09:24:35 AM
No real reason why I feel this way, but I think the knights are better quality. And I own the accura v2
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: Jonathan_S on February 19, 2021, 09:44:04 AM
Knights are on sale right now. That's the word on the street.
Pretty sold on the accura V2.  Do you know what knight model would be it's equal?

Personal opinion is that the Knight is of higher quality. I was in the same boat as you looking for an Accura V2. Shot both, handled both, and bought the Knight Bighorn (happened to be on sale for $260) but I would have bought a Knight anyway.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 10:10:56 AM
Knights are on sale right now. That's the word on the street.
Pretty sold on the accura V2.  Do you know what knight model would be it's equal?

Personal opinion is that the Knight is of higher quality. I was in the same boat as you looking for an Accura V2. Shot both, handled both, and bought the Knight Bighorn (happened to be on sale for $260) but I would have bought a Knight anyway.
Can't seem to find a bighorn anywhere available, might have been discontinued as I do not see it on their sight either?  Quick research the Disc Extreme might be better option since I want to be able to run BH209.  I will keep knight in mind.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: Jonathan_S on February 19, 2021, 10:12:07 AM
Disc Extreme for $349.99 is a steal!
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: JakeLand on February 19, 2021, 10:35:06 AM
Disc Extreme for $349.99 is a steal!
ya !! And they’re shooters for sure
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: trophyhunt on February 19, 2021, 10:56:40 AM
With the disc extreme, can you take the breech out with your fingers? Is the primer completely enclosed from the elements?
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 11:30:35 AM
With the disc extreme, can you take the breech out with your fingers? Is the primer completely enclosed from the elements?
Not sure honestly, just know the quick research I did said the bighorn is not good for BH209 powder, the Disc was good for it.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: jrebel on February 19, 2021, 11:33:02 AM
I just purchased a CVA accura V2 LR at my local sportsmans.  The price was right and I am hoping they allow 1x scopes.  If they don't....well the price was no longer right as it is not drilled or tapped for a a front site.... :bash: :bash: :bash:   That will be a few bucks to get done.  Anyhow, the reviews are pretty darn awesome so I figured what the heck.....lets give it a go.  The breach can be taken out with your hands and it is already set up with the 209 primer system.  Load development will start here in a few weeks so I will let you know how it shoots.  I actually thought it felt good in my hands but then again, I have never held a knight.  If it shoots as good as my TC black diamonds....you really can't beat the price. 

Good luck on your search....I don't think you can go wrong with any of the new muzzy's on the market these days.   :tup:
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 11:37:56 AM
I just purchased a CVA accura V2 LR at my local sportsmans.  The price was right and I am hoping they allow 1x scopes.  If they don't....well the price was no longer right as it is not drilled or tapped for a a front site.... :bash: :bash: :bash:   That will be a few bucks to get done.  Anyhow, the reviews are pretty darn awesome so I figured what the heck.....lets give it a go.  The breach can be taken out with your hands and it is already set up with the 209 primer system.  Load development will start here in a few weeks so I will let you know how it shoots.  I actually thought it felt good in my hands but then again, I have never held a knight.  If it shoots as good as my TC black diamonds....you really can't beat the price. 

Good luck on your search....I don't think you can go wrong with any of the new muzzy's on the market these days.   :tup:
That is a thing with all the "*R" models (LR, MR, PR) they are not drilled for irons at all.  The rest of the V2 models are drilled/tapped for irons and scope.  I plan to buy a scoped version out of the gate since I plan to hunt AZ with it and they allow it and everyone says replace the stock sights anyway, so why pay for stock ones and replace them!?

Odd that sportsmans would carry them actually given they are not legal to hunt in NW in that configuration.  I know a guy that can probably drill/tap it for you
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: trophyhunt on February 19, 2021, 12:09:26 PM
I just purchased a CVA accura V2 LR at my local sportsmans.  The price was right and I am hoping they allow 1x scopes.  If they don't....well the price was no longer right as it is not drilled or tapped for a a front site.... :bash: :bash: :bash:   That will be a few bucks to get done.  Anyhow, the reviews are pretty darn awesome so I figured what the heck.....lets give it a go.  The breach can be taken out with your hands and it is already set up with the 209 primer system.  Load development will start here in a few weeks so I will let you know how it shoots.  I actually thought it felt good in my hands but then again, I have never held a knight.  If it shoots as good as my TC black diamonds....you really can't beat the price. 

Good luck on your search....I don't think you can go wrong with any of the new muzzy's on the market these days.   :tup:
That is a thing with all the "*R" models (LR, MR, PR) they are not drilled for irons at all.  The rest of the V2 models are drilled/tapped for irons and scope.  I plan to buy a scoped version out of the gate since I plan to hunt AZ with it and they allow it and everyone says replace the stock sights anyway, so why pay for stock ones and replace them!?

Odd that sportsmans would carry them actually given they are not legal to hunt in NW in that configuration.  I know a guy that can probably drill/tap it for you
Not sure what part you are saying is not legal in our state, but the 209 set up is legal now.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 12:11:55 PM
I just purchased a CVA accura V2 LR at my local sportsmans.  The price was right and I am hoping they allow 1x scopes.  If they don't....well the price was no longer right as it is not drilled or tapped for a a front site.... :bash: :bash: :bash:   That will be a few bucks to get done.  Anyhow, the reviews are pretty darn awesome so I figured what the heck.....lets give it a go.  The breach can be taken out with your hands and it is already set up with the 209 primer system.  Load development will start here in a few weeks so I will let you know how it shoots.  I actually thought it felt good in my hands but then again, I have never held a knight.  If it shoots as good as my TC black diamonds....you really can't beat the price. 

Good luck on your search....I don't think you can go wrong with any of the new muzzy's on the market these days.   :tup:
That is a thing with all the "*R" models (LR, MR, PR) they are not drilled for irons at all.  The rest of the V2 models are drilled/tapped for irons and scope.  I plan to buy a scoped version out of the gate since I plan to hunt AZ with it and they allow it and everyone says replace the stock sights anyway, so why pay for stock ones and replace them!?

Odd that sportsmans would carry them actually given they are not legal to hunt in NW in that configuration.  I know a guy that can probably drill/tap it for you
Not sure what part you are saying is not legal in our state, but the 209 set up is legal now.
Scopes are not currently legal.  The LR, MR, PR models of the Accura are only setup for Scope mount.  There is no provision for any sort of iron sight.  so for now as they come from factory, they are not legal here in the NW without sending out to a gunsmith to have a hole drilled and tapped into the barrel to mount a front sight.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: trophyhunt on February 19, 2021, 12:55:34 PM
Couple advantages for the accura v2, break action instead of a bolt and no tools required to pull the breech. Just my 2 cents.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 19, 2021, 01:36:23 PM
I own both the bighorn and the Accura v2 nitride. I prefer the Accura by far. Way more well balanced. And mine has a front sight on it from the factory! I installed a peep rear and a Lyman front.  The CVA also can shoot Blackhorn 209 powder the bighorn cannot.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 19, 2021, 01:39:07 PM
Shop here, https://www.muzzle-loaders.com/brands/cva-muzzleloaders
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 19, 2021, 01:43:00 PM
Also, order a Blackhorn 209 breech plug.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: jrebel on February 19, 2021, 02:51:25 PM
Also, order a Blackhorn 209 breech plug.

Thanks for the heads up.  I just ordered two of them.   :tup:
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 19, 2021, 07:07:01 PM
You wont be sorry, If you need load info let me know.

Mike
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 19, 2021, 07:17:18 PM
Thanks Cal.  Unfortunately they do not have any Accura's in stock.  However CVA does for a touch more $ but free shipping..  Local shop had one so I was able to put hands on, but was not setup the way I want.  I was literally on CVA shopping sight now placing order when your msg pinged.  I am also ordering a BH breech plug plus pieced together a NW kit as it seems 209 primers are pixie dust.  That way I can use old school primers for now.  Got that tip from the guy at store and plan to buy consumables from him.

Planning to put Williams Peep rail on it plus a globe up front so it will be ready for action in all states and not have to alter/remove peep sight to go from scope to peep.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: jrebel on February 19, 2021, 07:18:27 PM
You wont be sorry, If you need load info let me know.

Mike

Any starting points would be appreciated.  I’m gonna be playing with a few new bullets and trying both pyrodex select loose powder and bh209.   Super excited to see how the new bullets perform. 
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 20, 2021, 02:11:33 PM
Well done deal now.  Bought direct from CVA along with misc parts plus a hat and decal.
https://cva.bpishopping.com/cva-muzzloaders/accura/accura-209-ss-edge-50-ism.html

Also bought parts so that I can convert it to run BH209 as well as complete NW conversion so I can run #11caps and pellets since 209 primers and BH209 are impossible to find.  Also means I can hunt ID/OR.

I planned to buy a Williams Ace in the hole rail. Though it sounds like the Eabco might be a better option to match up with a front globe and have enough adjustment?  I am hearing different reports, some say The Williams fine, some say it is not tall enough and has to be shimmed?
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: andersonjk4 on February 20, 2021, 03:09:56 PM
I have the EABCO rail/peep with a Lyman globe on my Accura V2 and didn’t have any issue with getting things adjusted. I really like the setup. I used the factory sights for a year and used a ghost ring for a couple years. The peep/globe setup is the best option for precise aiming.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 20, 2021, 03:20:31 PM
I have the EABCO rail/peep with a Lyman globe on my Accura V2 and didn’t have any issue with getting things adjusted. I really like the setup. I used the factory sights for a year and used a ghost ring for a couple years. The peep/globe setup is the best option for precise aiming.
awesome great to hear.  Sounds like the Williams unit is hit or miss for elevation.  Did you have to use multiple pieces for the front sight like one of the peep sight walkthru's says?
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 20, 2021, 04:27:29 PM
If your using the Lyman it should come with different inserts, I use the post. I bought the EABCO rear. My load is 84 weighed gr of BH 209, a Harvester Crushrib black sabot and a 300 gr Speer Deep Curl. Fired off with a CCI 209 primer. NO swabbing between shots necessary. The first year I used 77 weighed gr of the 209 and Win 209 primers. Worked fine too. Blackhorn will be out again shortly. Watch Graf's and Midway and others. I buy 5 lb jugs, it works out cheaper than the 10oz bottles. The .452 Deep curls are deadly!

Mike
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: andersonjk4 on February 20, 2021, 08:36:13 PM
I have the EABCO rail/peep with a Lyman globe on my Accura V2 and didn’t have any issue with getting things adjusted. I really like the setup. I used the factory sights for a year and used a ghost ring for a couple years. The peep/globe setup is the best option for precise aiming.
awesome great to hear.  Sounds like the Williams unit is hit or miss for elevation.  Did you have to use multiple pieces for the front sight like one of the peep sight walkthru's says?

Yeah, I had to get a separate ramp for the front globe. I used this 0.100” height ramp.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1005896264 (https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1005896264)
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: lamrith on February 21, 2021, 07:03:13 AM
If your using the Lyman it should come with different inserts, I use the post. I bought the EABCO rear. My load is 84 weighed gr of BH 209, a Harvester Crushrib black sabot and a 300 gr Speer Deep Curl. Fired off with a CCI 209 primer. NO swabbing between shots necessary. The first year I used 77 weighed gr of the 209 and Win 209 primers. Worked fine too. Blackhorn will be out again shortly. Watch Graf's and Midway and others. I buy 5 lb jugs, it works out cheaper than the 10oz bottles. The .452 Deep curls are deadly!

Mike
Thanks for the info!  You run the 300grn for elk or just deer?  209 primers are impossible to find right now.  that may be tougher to get than the powder these days.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 21, 2021, 07:39:25 AM
Both, deer and elk. You can find the primers, there out there. And that's what you need to fire off the BH209.
Title: Re: WTB: CVA Accura V2
Post by: callturner on February 21, 2021, 07:40:53 AM
That's my buddies NM elk , 1 shot with that load at 90 yds.
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