CVA Wolf or Buckhorn

[verzilli]

What kind of accuracy can I expect from these rifles.  Scoped, 200 yards, no more than 110 (ish) grains of powder.  Projectile?  Thanks.

[Buckskins & Black Powder]

well i do like how easy the Wolf is to clean VS the buckhorn.  Both are accurate with a wide variety of conicals/sabots.  200 yards would be best with a 200-240-250gr sabot.   200 yards is a long shot under field conditions.  Both are great rifles but i lean towards the Wolf.  If you want to spend $300 on a muzzleloader, the CVA Accura would be Excellent.

[verzilli]

Thanks.  I should clarify.  The 200 yard shots are only for range work (we have a 200 yard hi-power rifle range at the club).  Hunting shots would be at "normal" BP ranges.  I just wondered if I could hit a barn at 200 or not.

[Buckskins & Black Powder]

yup you can get good groups @ 200.  That kind of range just takes a good deal of practice.  Not only on the bench but more importantly, learning how to shoot that kind of distance in the field.  I'd go with the Wolf.

[mechanic]

Just got a Wolf for CHRISTmas.  Had one day at the range, and I am well pleased.  Stock is a little light, but seems strong enough.  Groups well right out of the box.  I shot a 320 gr. hand cast conical with 85gr. powder, and feel really confident in the little gun.