2 CVA Muzzleloader Accessories to Add to Your Possibles Bag

As manufacturer of some of the best muzzleloaders in the industry, it’s no surprise that Connecticut Valley Arms also makes some high-quality and utilitarian accessories.

With that said, these are some of the most practical CVA muzzleloader accessories (which you can easily find online at Anarchy Outdoors).

A Primer Pod

CVA’s Primer Pod storage system is simple enough. It’s basically a plastic case with cutouts for 209 or Variflame primers, and it holds up to 12.

It keeps them insulated and protected from extreme weather, keeping them dry and safe so they’re ready to go off when you drop the hammer.

Traditional cappers are useful enough but they leave the primers exposed to the elements. A closed storage pod system like this is better as it will keep your primers fully enclosed.

It’s small and light enough that you could easily stash it in a pocket if you wanted to, which makes it the perfect add on to your collection.

Plus it’s only a few dollars, so there’s no reason for you not to add one to your possibles bag.

A CVA Muzzleloader Speedloader

Any serious muzzleloader should carry a muzzleloader speedloader, and not because he or she doesn’t trust his rote memory when it comes to loading.

This is about two things: practicality and ethics. Sometimes, a quick second shot is abjectly needed to make a clean kill. Without a muzzleloader speed loader that isn’t so easy.

CVA’s universal muzzleloader speed loader is the solution to that quandary. It’s made of durable plastic you can see through so you can see that it’s charged, too.

This CVA muzzleloader accessory is simple enough. It houses a propellant charge in one tube and a bullet or ball in the next. There’s even storage for two primers in the cover.

A system like this will keep your charge pre-measured and ready to load, significantly reducing the time it takes to get you ready for the next shot.

This CVA muzzleloader accessory is also highly affordable, making adding one to your collection of muzzleloader necessaries very easy – to say the least.

Beyond CVA Muzzleloader Accessories: What Else You Need

While these CVA muzzleloader accessories practically pay for themselves, they don’t represent everything you need for a successful hunt.

You will also want:

  • A tough, unbreakable ramrod
  • A ball starter
  • Jags for loading and cleaning
  • Brushes for cleaning
  • Patches for cleaning
  • A worm for removing patches
  • A ball puller
  • A flask for your powder
  • A loading block or a flash for your shot
  • A pick for cleaning your vent or cone

This should get you more or less started with muzzleloading – though there are other accessories that you might also want to pack into your possibles bag.

Where to Explore More from the Top Brands

If you’re looking for CVA muzzleloader accessories or other essentials, visit Anarchy Outdoors. They carry the CVA accessories mentioned here along with many other essentials. Visit their website and stock up today so you’ll be prepared come fall.

For more information about MDT Bipod and Timney Triggers Please visit: Anarchy Outdoors.

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