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    CVA Cascade 6.5 Creedmoor

    Dec 13, 2021 5 minutes
    BY NICK HARVEY

    IN my previous write-up of the Bergara Premier, I explained the relationship between CVA (Connecticut Valley Arms), BPI Outdoors and Bergara. Most shooters will be familiar with the company's line of muzzle loaders, but CVA has followed Bergara's lead and in 2019 extended its field of operations within the American firearms industry to include bolt-action rifles.

    The CVA Cascade was designed to be easy to manufacture in order to rate it in the affordable class, but CVA also wanted to include as many features as possible that would attract hunters while keeping the price within reach of the average hunter. In my estimation, they've done an admirable job of meeting those requirements.

    The Cascade is based on a cylindrical short-action receiver which resembles that of the Bergara, outwardly at least since

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