New Guns! POMA Range Day 2019

Published on June 20, 2019
Duration: 9:19

This video showcases new firearms from BPI Outdoors at the POMA Range Day 2019. Key highlights include the CVA rifle, which shares knowledge with Bergara, featuring a Savage-type action, 70-degree bolt throw, and adjustable length of pull. A notable innovation is a muzzleloader with a 100% free-floating barrel and a mini chassis, designed for long-range accuracy and avoiding FFL transfer requirements.

Quick Summary

At POMA Range Day 2019, BPI Outdoors showcased innovative firearms, including a CVA rifle with a Savage action and adjustable length of pull. A standout was a muzzleloader featuring a 100% free-floating barrel and mini chassis for enhanced accuracy, notably avoiding FFL transfer requirements.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to POMA Range Day 2019
  2. 00:15BPI Outdoors and Bergara Connection
  3. 00:47CVA Rifle Overview
  4. 01:21Rifle Specifications: Length of Pull, Bolt Throw
  5. 01:36Adjustable Length of Pull Benefits
  6. 01:42Innovative Muzzleloader Design
  7. 01:56Muzzleloader Features: No Ramrod, Free-Floating Barrel
  8. 02:26Long Range Accuracy and Barrel Harmonics
  9. 02:46Mini Chassis System
  10. 02:53Free-Floating Barrel Advantage
  11. 03:03Muzzleloader Regulatory Status (No FFL/4473)
  12. 03:15Remington 700 Platform Basis
  13. 03:30Caliber and Projectile Discussion (.45 Cal, 280 Grain)
  14. 03:44Energy and Performance of the Muzzleloader

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the CVA rifle discussed in the video?

The CVA rifle features a Savage-type action, a 70-degree bolt throw, and an adjustable length of pull that can be set to 14 or 13 inches. It benefits from shared knowledge with Bergara.

What makes the discussed muzzleloader innovative?

This muzzleloader is innovative due to its 100% free-floating barrel, a mini chassis system, and the absence of a ramrod, which contributes to its non-traditional look and enhanced long-range accuracy.

Does the new muzzleloader require an FFL transfer?

No, unlike most other bolt-action muzzleloaders, this specific model is designed to avoid FFL or 4473 transfer requirements, making it easier for consumers to acquire.

What caliber and bullet weight are highlighted for the muzzleloader?

The muzzleloader is designed for .45 caliber projectiles, with a specific mention of a 280-grain bullet, chosen for its high Ballistic Coefficient (BC) to optimize long-range performance.

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