First, charge barrel with 150 grains of powder. Second, load bullet and ramp in place once against powder. Third, open bolt and lock in groove. Fourth, install no.11 percussion cap. Sixth, rotate bolt to cocked straight position. Finally, take aim at safe target checking backdrop switch safety to off and pull trigger.
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One can purchase a CVA muzzleloader from the official website of CVA. These hunting equipment costs between 100-600 dollars and comes in numerous specifications.
You can put a scope on a CVA .50 cal. Missouri.
You need to seek the services of a good gunsmith.
Around $250 to $450 dollars, depending on where you shop. This website has all the CVA Optima V2 rifles in stock www.muzzle-loaders.com
It's on the barrel under the forend. You'll have to remove the forend.
Cabela's or Dixie Gun Works would be your best bet, or gunborker website.
50-350
100-350 or so
50-200
Depending on exact model and condition, $150-$225. While these are very good traditional muzzle loading rifles, the market interest is on in-line muzzle loaders. I just purchased a used Excellent condition TC Hawken for $200, and am very pleased with the rifle.
50-275 usd