CVA Offers New Elite Muzzleloader Range & Cleaning Kit
![One-stop shopping for someone who wants to keep their muzzleloader clean and functional. [CVA]](https://cdn-fastly.thefirearmblog.com/media/2025/07/04/04111/post.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1)
So you bought a muzzleloader—great. The work has just begun. Not only do you need to put in the range time to get it sighted in, you’re in for a much more involved post-shooting clean-up job. CVA knows all about it—they probably sold you the muzzleloader to start with—and now they have a new offering with everything you need to keep your rifle running well and looking good. They call it the Elite Muzzleloader Range & Cleaning Kit.
Front-stuffers @ TFB:
Clean-up time
The new Elite Muzzleloader Range & Cleaning Kit is designed for one-stop shopping, with all the tools and chemicals needed to keep a common muzzleloading rifle in good shape. The kit was actually made with partner Otis Technology, maker of a wide range of firearm and airgun cleaning tools and kits.
Here’s what CVA says you get with the new kit:
The new CVA Elite Muzzleloader Range and Cleaning kit is designed for multiple calibers including: .40, .45, and .50 caliber. Some of the many tools and cleaning products you’ll find inside are a lifetime range rod, multiple bronze bore brushes, CVA Barrel Blaster Bore Cleaner, jags, brushes, Anti-Seize Grease, patches, and so much more. It's the ultimate all-in-one solution for keeping your muzzleloader in prime condition!
And it all comes in one bag that’s convenient for hauling to the range, or storing in a locker at home without having the components spread everywhere.
![CVA’s stainless muzzleloaders need care and attention just like any other blackpowder gun. [CVA]](https://cdn-fastly.thefirearmblog.com/media/2025/07/04/04112/cva-offers-new-elite-muzzleloader-range-cleaning-kit.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1)
MSRP is not cheap, at $266 USD. But one-stop shopping is very convenient, and you’re getting quality-made components. For more details on the parts included, check out CVA’s website here; for an overview of how to use the equipment, see their gun-cleaning video below.
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