CVA Wolf .50 Stainless Muzzleloader Rifle

A: Per the Manufacturer - All of our muzzle- loading firearms can be used with Triple Seven Pellets. We recommend that a 100 grain charge of two pellets be used with the Wolf rifle as it has a shorter 24" barrel and cannot properly burn much more than that. It is safe to use up to a three pellet charge however for accuracy purposes we would recommend two pellets While it has the bullet guiding muzzle, The barrel is rifled, at a 1:28 twist rate.

A: Paul, yes on the use of Pelletized Powder and the 24" Stainless Steel Barrel with Bullet Guiding Muzzle has a 1:28" rifling twist, making it suitable for most full size (non-saboted) projectiles.

A: Eric, Do not see anything in the CA restrictions that would prohibit this firearm from being shipped to CA.

A: Eric, yes Sir, this Muzzle loader is CA compliant. https://www.muzzleloaders.com/california-muzzleloader-hunting-season/

A: Eric, Yes muzzle loading black powder firearms are legal in CA and can even be shipped to your door.

A: Tin, A non-immigrant alien who is not a permanent resident as a general rule cannot purchase firearms in the USA. There are exceptions for import/export, law enforcement and hunting but except for hunting, these exceptions are difficult to qualify for and if you do, you already know whether or not you can follow through. Only citizens and permanent residents can purchase firearms freely subject to local, State and Federal restrictions. For non-immigrant aliens, non-residents can't purchase guns at all. Borrow them, rent them but not purchase. For non-immigrant aliens, those in possession of a valid hunter safety certificate in their state of residence and can prove said residency can purchase firearms for that sporting purpose. That means you can't just purchase anything and you may be required to demonstrate why that Glock you want to buy relates to hunting. You will likewise be subject to all local and State restrictions and they may not permit a non-Green Card holder to meet their

A: Tin, ordinarily, Federal Law does not require such firearms to be transferred through a licensed FFL. So you can buy a black powder (i.e. muzzleloader, cap-and-ball, or per4cussion cap -- or flintlock, for that matter) rifle or revolver or single-shot dueling pistol anywhere. There is no background check, no federal form 4473, nothing. ***That said, I would check with the ATF or your local Chief Law Enforcement Officer, i.e. Sheriff or Police Chief.***

A: William, I would ask CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARMS Customer Service for an accurate answer at (770) 449-4687 - Business Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM EST or by online inquiry here : https://cva.com/help-center/

A: Richard, this is a muzzle loader firearm. Powerbelt 50 cal Bullets work well. Loading ammunition details video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i6pChgzrFg