First Look: CVA Paramount Muzzleloader

Published on January 19, 2019
Duration: 4:26

The CVA Paramount is a 'super magnum' bolt-action muzzleloader designed for long-range hunting, capable of handling charges exceeding standard magnum loads. It utilizes a .45 caliber barrel to reduce recoil while maintaining high muzzle velocity and features a unique bolt face and primer system for consistent ignition. The rifle is intended for hunters who frequently encounter long-range shooting opportunities and are willing to optimize its performance.

Quick Summary

The CVA Paramount is a 'super magnum' bolt-action muzzleloader designed for long-range hunting. It utilizes a .45 caliber barrel with a recommended charge of 140 grains of Blackhorn 209, offering high muzzle velocity and reduced recoil. Its unique bolt face and primer system ensure consistent ignition, while the .45 caliber provides a higher ballistic coefficient for flatter trajectories.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introducing the CVA Paramount Muzzleloader
  2. 00:28Paramount Design and Super Magnum Power
  3. 00:42Safety and Recoil Management
  4. 00:59Caliber Choice (.45) and Propellant (Blackhorn 209)
  5. 01:33Unique Bolt Face and Primer System
  6. 02:30New PowerBelt Aerohead Bullet Development
  7. 02:54Ballistic Advantages of .45 Caliber
  8. 03:10Shooting Experience and 300-Yard Accuracy
  9. 03:41Target Audience for the Paramount

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the CVA Paramount a 'super magnum' muzzleloader?

The CVA Paramount is classified as a 'super magnum' because it is engineered to safely handle propellant charges that exceed the limits of currently recognized magnum muzzleloader loads, offering enhanced power for long-range shooting.

Why did CVA choose .45 caliber for the Paramount instead of .50 caliber?

CVA selected the .45 caliber for the Paramount to achieve high muzzle velocities with significantly reduced recoil compared to a .50 caliber. Additionally, the .45 caliber offers a superior ballistic coefficient, leading to less bullet drop at extended ranges.

What is the recommended propellant and charge for the CVA Paramount?

The recommended propellant for the CVA Paramount is Blackhorn 209, and the optimal charge for achieving its performance potential is 140 grains.

How does the CVA Paramount ensure consistent ignition?

The Paramount features a unique bolt face design that precisely presses the primer, eliminating any play. This ensures that all heat and spark from the primer are efficiently channeled through the breech plug, guaranteeing consistent ignition with the Variflame 209 system.

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