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CVA SCOUT V2 44MAG 22 SS BLK PKG

Name: CVA SCOUT V2 44MAG 22 SS BLK PKG
Brand: Connecticut Valley Arms
Availability: OutOfStock

$466.54

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Brand: Connecticut Valley Arms
Caliber: .44 Magnum
Category: Firearms
Action Type: Break Action
Firearm Type: Rifle
Barrel Length: 22in
UPC: 43125444311

Overview

The CVA Scout V2 is a lightweight, break-action single-shot rifle designed for hunting. Chambered in .44 Mag, it features a 22-inch fluted barrel with a 1:10 twist and a 416 stainless steel finish. The rifle is built with a 100% ambidextrous stock that includes a CrushZone recoil pad, a 14-inch length of pull, and sling swivel studs. It measures 38 inches in overall length and weighs 7 pounds. This package includes a 3-9x40 KonusPro scope with an engraved reticle, mounted via a DuraSight DEAD-ON scope mount. Additional features include a reversible hammer spur for ease of operation.

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