CVA Accura MR Nitride Muzzleloader

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posted on January 16, 2014
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Thanks to a chemical change that hardens the steel on the gun, the Accura MR Nitride muzzleloader allows hunters to keep their firearms out in harsh weather without worrying about rust. The coating is applied to the inside of the barrel as well, providing the protection needed when the gun can't be immediately cleaned, such as while on a lengthy hunt. Any rust that might develop can be wiped away with an oil rag. The best news is that the Nitride finish is available on all Accura muzzleloaders for a nominal price increase. Check out the gun in the video below, and for more information, visit CVA.com.

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