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Thank you

Thank you sir

Glad it was helpful!

Hey Mike, I think it would. I've done this to a couple of Ruger Americans and it helped. The float gap on the CVA is large enough that it hasn't cause me any problems yet.

Now that's some dang good advice. Thanks for letting me know because I'm always looking for the best ways to reload. I'll be trying this in the future.

Wont affect it at all.

Yes, I've never worn out a die. Would love to know if you have by resizing dirty brass because that never crossed my mind. If so, how many rounds did it take to wear out the die? Funny thing is Eric Cortina (world champ long distance shooter) said he has stopped cleaning his brass because it does not make any difference in his accuracy and he handloads every round.

@@thepracticalrifleman If its a Lee die its carbide.

@@tires2burn some Lee dies are. Not all of them.

Thank you sir

Thank you, I'll have more scope mounting videos soon.

That's a very true statement, however it has worked with most people. Ideally, you want the shooter in a good cheek-weld position to set the scope. Great feedback, thank you.

Hey Tony, thanks for the feedback. You’re probably right, I’m just trying to remove any variables.

I’d love to see your data. The more info we share, the more educated we become.

That’s a good idea that I’ll keep in mind.

@6mileoutdoors any update on this issue?

@@kevintdemille512 Not yet, I talked to a couple of factory reps who told me to contact CVA. I emailed them a few weeks ago and haven't heard back. I'm going to call them.

The bolt is a three lug and operates smooth, but not Tikka-smooth, which I regard as top of the mark. Feels smoother than a Ruger American.

Thanks. I have a Tikka .22-250, they definitely have set the bar high!

No, I have friends that purchased the LRH. That may be my next purchase.

Hard to find

I checked and it seems to be exactly the same amount of flex between the VH and XT.

Thank you sir.

Great question, I used those to sight in. I have about 6 shots left so I’ll do another group and report back to you. Give me a few days.

@driverjohns6051 Overall was 1.2” if you take out the 2 on the line it was 0.81”.

Dennis, Thanks for the feedback and glad the video was to your liking. The load I settled on was 40.0 gr of H380 under the Sierra blitz king projectiles. I’m wanting to try different loads but haven’t gotten a chance yet. Did take it out to 500 last weekend. My warm up at 100 yards shot a .310” 3 shot group off sand bags. I’ll try to post a pic. On the first outing I killed a coyote on the run with no issues. I suspect the 50gr bullets will work fine and I plan to try some. I doubt that I’ll go any heavier than 55gr. Hope you have great luck with yours.

Interesting question because I didn’t get a base color sample with my film.

Robert, that’s a great question. I have an AICS magazine for my 308 that I intend to try in this CVA. However my initial guess is that it’s a proprietary magazine. If I find that my Magpul a I CS will function I will re-post a comment.

Robert, I tried the AICS magazine from my 308 and it is not a match. Looks like the magazine is a proprietary one for CVA.

BPI Outdoors shows these available on line.

On the BPI website you can use code BVFRIENDS to get a 15% discount.

@@6mileoutdoors thank you I will check it out

Those are the 12x50

Sorry your having that issue. My factory mag has not had an issue feeding. I did purchase an extra mag that is still in the package. I think I should open that one and try feeding rounds through it. I’ll report back later.

Yes, the ARC is a little faster and I did research on them before buying this one. A couple of reasons are the 22 arc is so new that CVA is not chambering yet. When a new caliber comes out ALL companies that build rifles outside of the USA have to get clearance to offer that new caliber. This is why domestic manufacturers offered the 7PRC before Bergara and other offshore manufacturers. Also because it is new, brass is still very limited. A third reason is....my buddy has 22-250 so we can share data. That doesn't mean I'll never own a 22 ARC because I checked the new Ruger American Gen II before buying this gun and they are not offering that until later in 2024. Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the question. The process of applying cerakote requires removal of the original finish. This allows for the cerakote to adhere properly to the base metal. Once applied properly it can’t be removed without sandblasting.

That is a nice looking gun.

I have both the XT in 6.5PRC and the VH in 22-250. The barrel diameters are roughly the same, the VH in 243 and 22-250 are 22” while the 204 and 223 are 20”. The stock forearm is slightly wider and they added the check riser on the VH model. All of these are listed on the BPI Outdoors website under the tab CVA Rifles. Hope this helps and good hunting.

@@6mileoutdoors wonder if the extra 2” barrel of the xt is worth getting over the vh? I see the classic firearms does have the vh in 223

The Cascade XT model is not offered in 223, mainly larger calibers. The standard Gen 1 cascade does have the 22” barrel, which should support slightly faster velocity. However, the complete line of of the original cascade has been sold out for months. I speculate that CVA is discontinuing that model OR they just put all their resources in development of the new models.

Thank you for the good words and shoot straight.

Yes, but not currently in stock.

Thank you sir!!

Possibly my next purchase as well.

@@6mileoutdoors👍

Yes, I am looking at that too!

@@wickedwagens I have one in 300 win mag and it’s awesome.

This one has tightened up some, but not as tight as my 6.5PRC in the same model.

They are doing a 15 day buy back if not 1MOA or better. I have seen 6-7PRC’s doing sub 1/2MOA. May be the barrel needed a good seasoning after you cleaned it from the factory shots. I don’t know. I always shoot half a dozing or more after cleaning before I verifying POI shifts.

So far it hasn’t disappointed.

Email me at 6MileOutdoors@gmail.com

It is available in 28 nosier. But not 7mm-08.

Currently the web sight shows the XT model being offered in 6.5CM, 308WIN, 450BM, 350Ledend, 6.5PRC, 7mmPRC, 300WM, and 7mm Rem Mag.

I don't see any 7mm-08 or any NOSLER calibers offered in the standard Cascade or the Cascade XT.

It’s not on the website but at Buds right now they have a 28 Nosler in the XT , I have a CVA Cascade XT 300 PRC 26” Barrel , that’s also not on there website

You're right! Hope you enjoyed rest of it.

Some day I'll get past my grammatical errors and some good content.

Drives me nuts when people do this. Especially after they’ve been informed. Most find it disrespectful to knowingly mispronounce their name.

@@thepracticalrifleman If that's your name, please accept my apologies. On another note, Hornady has never complained.

@@6mileoutdoors well, if you know it’s incorrect and continue to do it, what’s it say about you?

Gues it makes me a bad person

That’s redneck for bullets

Good tips, thanks.

I tried a couple of ounces of white vinegar and it works the same as Lemi-shine

@@lens7859 You can buy pounds of citric acid (lemi-shine) for much cheaper than brand Lemi-shine. just gotta know how to bargain shop. Armor all wash and wax + citric acid... best results.

I'll have to try these ideas as well, thanks guys!!

Imagine being so poor that $7 for enough Lemishine to do hundreds of cycles of wet tumbling mattered. 😂

@@thepracticalrifleman imagine being so uneducated to think throwing away $7 is completely ok and that economic thinking is a reflection of financial class.... common core education on full display.