SHOT Show 2020: CVA Paramount Pro Muzzleloader

Published on January 22, 2020
Duration: 1:59

The CVA Paramount Pro is an upgraded .45 caliber muzzleloader designed for super long-range shooting. Key enhancements over the standard Paramount include an improved Seracote finish over nitride, a Fireglass custom stock, a Trigger Tech Primary trigger, and a threaded muzzle with a Paramount brake for significant recoil reduction. It is designed to handle 150 grains by volume of Blackhorn 209 powder and Powerbelt ELR .45 caliber projectiles.

Quick Summary

The CVA Paramount Pro is an upgraded .45 caliber muzzleloader featuring a Seracote finish, Fireglass stock, and Trigger Tech Primary trigger. Its threaded muzzle with a Paramount brake significantly reduces recoil when using 150 grains of Blackhorn 209 powder and Powerbelt ELR projectiles. It retails for approximately $1499.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction to CVA Paramount Pro
  2. 00:15Paramount Pro Upgrades
  3. 00:24Seracote and Nitride Finish
  4. 00:29Fireglass Custom Stock
  5. 00:32Trigger Tech Primary Trigger
  6. 00:37Threaded Muzzle and Paramount Brake
  7. 00:42Recoil Reduction with 150 Grains Blackhorn 209
  8. 00:50Loading Process and Powder Funnel
  9. 01:17Powerbelt ELR Ammunition
  10. 01:25Collapsible Carbon-Fiber Ramrod
  11. 01:39Pricing Comparison: Paramount vs. Paramount Pro
  12. 01:45Where to Find More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key upgrades in the CVA Paramount Pro compared to the standard Paramount?

The CVA Paramount Pro features an upgraded Seracote finish over nitride, a Fireglass custom stock, a Trigger Tech Primary trigger, and a threaded muzzle with a Paramount brake for significant recoil reduction. It also includes a collapsible carbon-fiber ramrod.

What ammunition and powder are recommended for the CVA Paramount Pro?

The CVA Paramount Pro is designed to shoot 150 grains by volume of Blackhorn 209 powder. The recommended projectile is the Powerbelt ELR .45 caliber, which weighs 280 grains.

How does the CVA Paramount Pro reduce recoil?

Recoil reduction is achieved through the integrated Paramount brake on the threaded muzzle. This accessory is specifically designed to mitigate the substantial recoil experienced when firing high-volume powder charges.

What is the price difference between the CVA Paramount and Paramount Pro?

The standard CVA Paramount typically retails around $1000. The upgraded Paramount Pro series has a higher retail price, coming in at approximately $1499.

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