CVA Accura MR-X PR3222NM | .45 Cal | 26″ Barrel

The CVA ACCURA MR‑X is the shorter‑barreled version of CVA’s Accura muzzleloader, built as a Mountain Rifle (MR) for hunters who need a light, maneuverable firearm without sacrificing range potential. This model pairs a 26″ Bergara fluted stainless (Nitride treated where specified) barrel with a Veil Alpine synthetic stock and an adjustable comb to aid consistent sighting with optics. The rifle uses 209 primer ignition and ships with a PalmSaver carbon ramrod and a Quake CLAW sling.

Common uses include mountain and woods hunting where reduced weight and handling in tight cover matter, and precision single‑shot muzzleloader applications where barrel quality and a stable stock are important.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .45 Cal.
• The barrel measures 26 inches and is described as fluted and threaded.
• The barrel is a Bergara premium stainless design with Nitride treatment indicated in manufacturer data.
• The rifle uses 209 primer ignition.
• The action type is Break Action.
• The finish on the barrel and action is Sniper Grey Cerakote.
• The stock is a Veil Alpine camo synthetic with an adjustable comb.
• The total weight is listed as 7.05 lbs.
• The overall length is 44 inches.
• The length of pull is listed as 14.5 inches.
• The twist rate is 1:22 (as specified for .45 cal).
• The butt pad is a CrushZone recoil pad.
• The rifle includes a Carbon Fiber PalmSaver ramrod and a Quake CLAW sling.
• The rifle ships with a DuraSight rail that accepts both Weaver and Picatinny rings.
• The UPC is 043125532223.

The Accura MR‑X balances a high‑quality Bergara barrel with modern stock features to deliver a package intended for serious field use. Its adjustable comb and DuraSight rail make it straightforward to fit to optics, while supplied accessories like the PalmSaver ramrod and Cradle sling add practical value for extended hunts. The fluted, premium barrel and lightweight overall package make it a practical choice for mountain and tight‑cover hunting scenarios where maneuverability and single‑shot performance matter.