1:28 twist rate The Accura V2 LR features a 30” fluted barrel, with a 1:28 twist rate, which is engineered for long distance shooting.

27-inch It is these Bergara barrels that enable CVA to guarantee the ACCURA series rifles to be the “The Most Accurate Muzzleloader You've Ever Shot - Or Your Money Back.” The 27-inch barrel has 1:28 twist rifling, offering great bullet stability and plenty of bore to burn all the powder efficiently.

The best two sabots for the CVA Accura we have found are the Barnes TMZ or T-EZ's or the Hornady SST's. All of these bullets have great ballistics down-range, and their aerodynamic tips aid in long range accuracy. I hope this article is helpful to those of you who are looking for the right bullet for your Accura.

Bergara All of our guns are designed and assembled in our state-of-the art production facility located in the little town of Bergara in northern Spain - a region that has been famous for gun making for hundreds of years.

Each gun is different, so every gun reacts differently to different powders and different bullets. However, I will say there are some general guidelines to follow for the CVA Accura™ muzzleloaders. The bullets that I highly recommend for the Accura are the 245-grain PowerBelt™ Aerotip Bullets.

If you have the rifled bore shotgun you would need to fire it, a sabot slug will deliver better accuracy and more energy to its target than a rifled slug. But if you have a smoothbore shotgun, a rifled slug can still serve up both the accuracy and the terminal performance you need for hunting or home defense.

All of our guns are designed and assembled in our state-of-the art production facility located in the little town of Bergara in northern Spain - a region that has been famous for gun making for hundreds of years.

-based BPI Outdoors, purchased Connecticut Valley Arms Co., a small maker of affordable muzzleloaders. BPI executives in Georgia very quickly realized that third-party barrel suppliers hamstrung their new muzzleloader brand CVA.

Overall, the most popular rounds for deer (whitetail, muley, blacktail) are 245-250 grain bullets or sabots. The most popular rounds for hunting elk are the 275-300 grain bullets or sabots.

The best two sabots for the CVA Accura we have found are the Barnes TMZ or T-EZ's or the Hornady SST's. All of these bullets have great ballistics down-range, and their aerodynamic tips aid in long range accuracy. I hope this article is helpful to those of you who are looking for the right bullet for your Accura.

From 75 yards and in (with the occasional poke out to 100 yards) a rifled slug holds its own compared to a sabot. But if you have any chance of a 100-yard-plus shot, a sabot is clearly a better choice in terms of accuracy and trajectory.

The chief advantages of smoothbore designs are their greater suitability for fin stabilised ammunition and their greatly reduced barrel wear compared with rifled designs.