CVA Wolf - First Shots and Sighting In | Budget Friendly Muzzleloader

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Good ole Ok Corral shooting range I love that place
Comment from : scott hale

I love cva muzzleloaders and the best budget friendly muzzleloader for the price and for someone looking for a muzzleloader and for someone getting into muzzleloaders for the first time
Comment from : Matthew M Shell

I have a Wolf and love it Short and easy to drag through the deer woods Shoots lights out with 100 grains of Blackhorn and 250 Hornady SST's
Comment from : Matthew Jaeggli

Plenty of places I hunt are buckshot onlyI swear they are trying to just legislate hunting and anything involving guns out of existence
Comment from : TheHOOfan1

You cannot be the barrel rifling twist and the accuracy of the gun
Comment from : JD Waddell

Damn shooting gun I have one for myself and my son
Comment from : JD Waddell

All the rifle you need to hunt big gamebrKilled 10 deer and 4 coyotes with it no problem br100 gains of bp 295 grain powerbelts does the trick every time Love this rifle
Comment from : Stephen valastro

Pretty fucking good first adjustment if I do say
Comment from : Colorado Parr

Scorpion PT gold sabot's in 250 and 300 grain are a good bullet too and easy to load, awesome performance on deer
Comment from : Jonathan Mills

Figuring out what makes a muzzleloader shoot accurate is part of the fun with muzzleloaders
Comment from : Aron Koppold

All of the above sounds good to me fun to shoot but great for deer hunting
Comment from : Aron Koppold

When you gonna do a gel test with the wolf and this bullet Thriple 7 would be awesome
Comment from : Bobby

Pretty cool muzzleloader all it takes is one shot
Comment from : LA

If you can find 209 Buckhorn loose powder much cleaner and super accurate
Comment from : Sam Ivey

The Powerbelt ELR in 350 and 325 shoot best out of my Vortex long range muzzleloader 135 yards on a big bodied buck and dropped him with 100 grain charge
Comment from : Sam Ivey

First time I ever shot a muzzleloader I piled a doe up at ab 120 yards and I was shooting 200 grains of power and needed 7 stitches in my head😂 i was surprised I even hit the deer
Comment from : Brandenuzis6788

I love my cva I'm 12 and I use 295 grain
Comment from : bama deer slayer taylor 2009

Have to say man every time I am looking for a great review on a firearm, well plain and simple, I look for your channel Great reviews and info as well as shooting and honest results Well done man well done indeed
Comment from : Frosty Travels

Got mine a year ago and I’m shooting half inch groups at 50 yards with a different load I’m am super impressed with mine great muzzleloader for the money !!! Now …… if I can only get a deer in the cross hairs of my scope !!
Comment from : Richard Cox

Hands down who dee whoo is the best shooter and gun guy on here he knows his stuff and his guns and ammo I love all your videos brother I been learning allot lately
Comment from : Matthew M Shell

The range Paul goes to is so freaking far out in the boonies! I used to go there a lot back around 10 years ago
Comment from : Elon Must

Looking for a new smoke pole after my old cva optima breech plug locked up will be buying this tomorrow
Comment from : funyun maker

And another thing every time I get curious about something about guns or whatever and I go to look it up on YouTube I enjoy the fact that your videos pop up first or second 👍👍
Comment from : Stephanie Bolding

I am super excited today I'm going to my local Walmart and buying my CVA wolf and I actually found some 209 primers
Comment from : Stephanie Bolding

I haven't been deer hunting since I moved to Iowa from Wyoming over 8 years ago I miss the hunting in Wyoming and overall there gun laws and hunting regulations are just completely better !!!! But this year I am going for muzzleloader season here in Iowa and am buying a CVA also going to be going shotgun season using the 450 bushmaster
Comment from : Joshua Milligan

That's good enough to hit the vitals Good shooting 🙂 Quite impressive being able to make such few adjustments and be dead on 🙂
Comment from : woods& bikes

Both are almost re blued and looking brand new plan on selling one getting my money back and keeping one
Comment from : Truthasivebeen Shown

I bought two of these a week ago both used with some rust for $100
Comment from : Truthasivebeen Shown

Please test with different powders and different boolits See what it does with heavy cast
Comment from : SuperSneakySteve

Be nice to see how those bullets perform in ballistic jell at range
Comment from : Kieron Bevan

That looks amazing
Comment from : Scott Russell

When I bought my first inline about six months ago A Used CVA Hunterbolt Magnum, I bought some Powerbelt ELR's exactly like you were shooting there 325 grains Now all I see and can find anywhere are 330 grains It's no big deal at all, 5 grains difference and that is what makes me wonder WHY they would up the grain weight by 5 grains? If anybody has any idea why they would drop one bullet for one only 5 five grains heavier I'd really like to know I'm up to four inlines now and they all shoot this bullet, And many others, well The accuracy king in my rifles is the Hornaday SST in 250 grains I've got some in 300 grains and hear they shoot even better, but I haven't shot any of the 300's yet and I don't see how they could be any more accurate than the 250's It's hard to argue with busting gallon water jugs at 250-300 yards
Comment from : ditchdigger93

If you can find the Starfire Tripple 7 pellets in your area, I'd suggest giving them a try They are a little hotter than the regular Tripple 7 pellets and only 33 grains, so it takes three instead of two I've shot four of them as both of my guns are Magnums but get that thumb over the wrist of that rifle if you do, (as you should anyway), they know what recoil is You will too after shooting four of them Laying that thumb along the side of that rifle is a damn good way to get a severe case of scope eye I've seen guys cut themselves a new eyebrow doing that Oh, those Powerbelt ELR'S are a fine bullet as far as accuracy, I haven't shot a critter with them yet but I'm guessing they'll make a big hole in one I have shot them out to 300 yards though and I can tell you they're accurate, out of my smoke poles anyway
Comment from : ditchdigger93

I just bought one to go muzzle loader hunting, I like it so far
Comment from : Win94ae

Good job anyone know were find 209 primers at I just got cva wolf
Comment from : Jeremy Proper

I've had a cva wolf for years now and don't buy the pellets, way too expensive get some goex and measure and pour I use a power belt and 100 grains so so much cheaper
Comment from : JAson Gross

When seating the projectile you should push down on the rod with 40lbs of steady pressure That way the powder bullet is firmly seated with no air gap If you don’t know what 40lbs of pressure is practice pushing down with rod on bathroom scales Good hunting
Comment from : Gas Check

Newbie question here, seeing that I just bought my Wolf 2 days ago, how do you keep the powder dry while up in a tree for several hours in the woods I am a saddle hunter, weapon hangs from the side of the tree until needed, curious about this
Comment from : carstensxdm45

have one, nasty accurate, completely affordable, you can’t go wrong
Comment from : tony stark11

The gun may be budget-friendly but the ammunition is not I would try patched round ball with a small powder charge at like 25 to 30 yards it could probably still take down dear even if it only has about 200 ft pounds
Comment from : Brett Duffy

Just got one of these and can't wait to give it a whirl, your videos are always great value Thanks from Australia
Comment from : Robert Williams

Never lead sled
Comment from : fran nick

I started with a Traditions Deer hunter in 54 cal to a T/C Firehawk 50 and this year I got myself a CVA Wolf! Great guns for the money!
Comment from : Joel Towle

I bought mine a few years ago from GB for 85$ with a scope absolute steal
Comment from : mnicrashSoren

How much powder pellets you use Just bought one and some white hots but can't find 209 primers
Comment from : Outdoors Fun

Man, you can't just invoke the name Paul Harrell and not give us a go around with the meat target
Comment from : Wilson Calhoun

Bing bang boogie!!
Comment from : G&GFactoryMade

Great looking muzzleloader WHO_TEE_WHO I got 2 older cva I run here in their Got the 209 magnum hunter Like ur old one And a cva bobcat the old hawkin style with moder stock Took my biggest buck in pa with a muzzleloader in a shotgun /muzzleloader area only Those area know are still that way slowly allowing straight wall calibers in them for after Christmas hunts
Comment from : James Pugh

How many rotations of your up down adjustment after first shot?
Comment from : Dieter H

I've seen those 50 cal ELRs on the shelves at my LGS and wasn't sure how u went about loading them with such a long point Does it require a special ramrod tip to accommodate the bullet tip so to not bend or mess up the bullet as u load it?
Comment from : Raevyn Homestead

Thanks for getting back to Who_Tee_Who Love your videos You remind me of an old friend I had back in the Marine Corps
Comment from : Doug Wheeler

I have the same rifle, but have never shot it This motivates me to get out there I don't have a scope for it, but hopefully at Arkansas deer distances the factory sights will do Man great shooting Who_Tee_Who
Comment from : Doug Wheeler

If I might make a suggestion , if you get the chance pick up some Barnes Expanders 250 grain Absolutely the deer killingest muzzleloader bullet on the planet ! I shoot them in my Wolfe with 2 triple seven pellets
Comment from : Chuck Minick

Wow cool missed few shows been under weather but ok now
Comment from : Vic Oglesby

I have hunted with a Wolf for years Mine is nickle coated with Realtree Advantage camouflage stocks brI have used a scope on it, but now I just use the factory fiber optic sights it came with brWell worth the money!
Comment from : Prepper Overwatch

I get a 3 shot 1 inch group at 100 with Triple 7 pellets and 240 gr cheap shot sabots I love my cva wolf
Comment from : Coyotehunter243

Good topic Black Powder is a bonus add on a shooter could add to thier world Its still works and still efective Muskets arn't the offer today
Comment from : planker

Your love muzzleloading, when things ease up some try triple 7 pellets their cleaner and no stink Good luck and film it if you can sometime
Comment from : Carl

I bought one of these a few years ago I liked it so much that I bought another for spare parts I shoot Hornady 452 300gr XTP bullets with 50 cal sabots over 100 grains of Triple 7 powder 2-3 MOA 3 round groups seem standard
Comment from : Kent Goldings

Cva makes some good muzzleloaders Got their paramount HMR, by far the most capable and accurate muzzleloader I've ever shot
Comment from : D_Rock

Great video 🇬🇧👍
Comment from : John Stewart

I have had a CVA Wolf for 3 years I really like it I use 250 gr Hornady SST’s I get good 100 yd groups with two 50 gr pellets I tried sighting it in with three 50 gr pellets Besides kicking like a full-grown mule, they would not group well I took a nice doe with it two seasons ago at 80 yds
Comment from : Pat Chitwood

Got a stainless wolf love it I use barns bullets 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Jake and Janis R

Love the shout out to Paul Harrell in the opening 30 seconds! Somebody knows them some good gun channels!
Comment from : Robert Allison

I love my cva wolf
Comment from : Charles Sexton

Awesome! 😀
Comment from : Nathan grimley

Great fun shooting
Comment from : Johannes

I have the first cva wolf I use 100grains of powder with a 180gr xtp bullet hollow point with sabot The bullet is what I reload in my 44mag, I have taken deer out past 200 yards, the gun is so accurate even took head shot within 60yards only shot I had worked for me not so well for deer
Comment from : Larry Sayre

I have been looking at one of those CVA rifles, so thank you for posting this
Comment from : Tim Allen

Nice shooting can you do a milk jug test with it I really enjoy my inline muzzleloaders Try out some imr white hot pellets Alots cleaner
Comment from : Tod Hurley

Absolutely love my cva wolf, 90 grains blk horn 250 grain hornadys, its shoots with rifles at 100yds
Comment from : corey cruce

I shoot the 250 grain aerolite power belt drops them every time no matter the distance
Comment from : Michael Jones

I bought the very first wolf when they came out and I upgraded to the model last year super amazing muzzleloader killed plenty of deer with it
Comment from : Michael Jones

I have the exact same one!! No scope yet though Sooo many boollot options to choose from!!!
Comment from : @imgannadie991

Triple 7 pellets are a little cleaner, but i love shooting my wolf Best CVA i own (i have 6 different models)
Comment from : Keith A

Looking for hank hill jokes
Comment from : Raihan Winata

i own a cva it's one you pour powder down the barrel a patch and a ball pack it down with a stick this is crap what's the fun in this?
Comment from : fourdeadinohio

God bless you all U all Sound like good ol boy s
Comment from : Harry Briones

We have 5 of those rifles Throw that powerboat bullets and pellet powder away Get you some hornady 250gr sabot bullets and loose triple 7 powder Shoot 100grains of powder
Comment from : Josh Wilder

Now that’s what I’m talking about you’re the man
Comment from : The Walk With Al

WTW said the phrase clean a gun lol
Comment from : Hunting Iowa

Are having to pay pwr hour at the range or is your state free?
Comment from : Hunting Iowa

I use Ballistol to clean my muzzleloader now that I discovered it So much easier
Comment from : Bradley Swasey

Does anyone know if I can use a cva Hawkins blackpowder percussion and use those pyrodex pellets with the 50 cal sabot powerbelt bullets?
Comment from : Daniel Curtis

I've recently have gotten into reloading and muzzle loading, the first time I tried reloading I got more powder on me than in the buuuulots I got in to black powder because of the sawed off shotgun called the Diablo and now I'm hooked Sincerely Ruger Rich
Comment from : Richard Colligon

Need to try buckhorn powder it’s much better It’s cleaner burning
Comment from : Eric Ungetheim

Looks good who tee who
Comment from : Mark Coyle

I've noticed that you have been going to a public range lately what happen to your home range ? And it was shooting pretty nice I had a Traditions 209 hunter that I shot for ac while that to was a very nice muzzle loader you should get one of them too
Comment from : Bryan Lewandowski

Nice shooting WTW, and that rifle is easily capable of 150 yards or more
Comment from : Mitchell Young

Have never shot muzzle loaded Makes sense to cover all bases
Comment from : randyadams03

Could you possibly do a video using loose powder and the pellets and see which work best?
Comment from : Jayden Toombs

I’ve always had better success with the Barnes split easy but man you can’t argue with that
Comment from : Drdes

Have you chrono’d this round?
Comment from : treybadd

Slip 2000 carbon killer to clean the barrel Works great! Also, i'd shoot it at 100 yards to see how much drop you have with a 50 yard zero just in case something steps out a bit farther than anticipated
Comment from : Tommy TwoGun