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CVA Electronic Ignition
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<blockquote data-quote="sambo3006" data-source="post: 159369" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>Ian,</p><p>It does sound like a very good innovation for black powder hunting as opposed to the Remington Etron-X, which was an answer to a problem that really didn't exist.</p><p></p><p>A reliable source of ignition is a real benefit to the black powder hunter and to a lesser extent the game as well. This system with its closed breech and hotter ignition should nearly eliminate hangfires and failures to fire. Failures to fire only result in a missed opportunity, but hangfires can result in a poor hit on the animal. I have never experienced a hangfire on game but have a few times at the range, and I don't see how you could possibly hold perfectly steady until the shot fires unexpectedly.</p><p></p><p>Any word on how much these will actually cost at the store? Over the last decade or so, CVA has been an affordable option for a quality muzzleloader. I hope they don't price this thing above the budget of the average hunter.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the update,</p><p>Sam</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sambo3006, post: 159369, member: 2740"] Ian, It does sound like a very good innovation for black powder hunting as opposed to the Remington Etron-X, which was an answer to a problem that really didn't exist. A reliable source of ignition is a real benefit to the black powder hunter and to a lesser extent the game as well. This system with its closed breech and hotter ignition should nearly eliminate hangfires and failures to fire. Failures to fire only result in a missed opportunity, but hangfires can result in a poor hit on the animal. I have never experienced a hangfire on game but have a few times at the range, and I don't see how you could possibly hold perfectly steady until the shot fires unexpectedly. Any word on how much these will actually cost at the store? Over the last decade or so, CVA has been an affordable option for a quality muzzleloader. I hope they don't price this thing above the budget of the average hunter. Thanks for the update, Sam [/QUOTE]
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