Old flintlock muzzleloader

[WhiteCrane]

Does anyone know anything about this old flintlock rifle?
It says Conneticut Valley Arms Inc. Black Powder Only 45 Cal.

Thanks!

BRandon

[lancem]

More commonly called CVA, www.cva.com manufactured black powder arms, mostly in what I would call the lower end price range. Looking at their website now it appears they are only doing inline stuff anymore. I believe they used to also sell kits which had an inletted stock and barrel in the white that you would finish.

[Zymurgy50]

Half stock? Full stock? Brass or Iron furniture? If it has 2 wedges holding the barrel to the stock it is probably CVA's mountain rifle.
I have put together a few CVA kits, accurate barrels, but the locks and triggers could have been better from the factory than they
were.

[WhiteCrane]

Sorry, I thought I uploaded the images.
http://imgur.com/iofbFwd
http://imgur.com/rtoHOkV
http://imgur.com/qAlazYc

[fouronesix]

Looks like one of the CVA "Kentucky" rifles from the 1970-80s. Poorly maintained and likely a product of Spain or Italy. Short answer- not much value.

[WhiteCrane]

Thanks everyone for the replies! Wasn't sure if this was worth anything, now I see why they had it marked so cheap. Would be better off getting another Mosin for what they were asking.

[greenmntranger]

Defiantly not worth the $135.00 price tag in picture #3

[scattershot]

Sorry to say this, but they weren't much when they werenew, and with the care that one has had, I doubt that it would.make.a good fencepost. Stay far away from that one!

[h8dirt]

Run from it.