[SHOT 2026] CVA Gets Into The Rimfire Game With New Cascade Rimfire

by Daniel Y

Published: January 23rd, 2026

shot 2026 cva gets into the rimfire game with new cascade rimfire

CVA has a new family of rifles for 2026. The Cascade Rimfire series takes the features many people know and love from the centerfire Cascade series and incorporates them into a smaller platform. Keep reading for all the details.

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There are three models in the Cascade Rimfire family. The standard Cascade Rimfire has a gray stock with stippled panels in the stock, and a blued action. The Cascade Rimfire XT has a painted stock and Cerakoted barrel and action. The barrel is also fluted to save some weight. The Rimfire Classic has a wood stock for those that like a more traditional style. The Classic and base models are both drilled and tapped for iron sights, but all models come with scope mounts installed. Both the base model and the XT feature a removable stock spacer to adjust the length of pull.

Across all three models, 18-inch barrels are standard. All barrels are threaded in the standard 1/2x28 pattern. A three-pound non-adjustable trigger comes on all models. CVA opted to use the 10/22 magazine pattern on the Cascade Rimfire series, so you probably already have some compatible mags at home. The Cascade Rimfire series is designed in Spain and manufactured in Turkey. MSRPs range from $399 to $499.

There were several new releases from CVA other than the new Cascade Rimfire. The Scout Spur is now available in new colors, with Realtree Legacy and Mossy Oak Bottomland being added as options. There is also a new model with old school duck camo and FDE Cerakote. A 28-gauge version of the Scout Spur is also joining the lineup.

The Cascade XT is also getting a new color scheme, with Mossy Oak Bottomland joining the lineup. Last Year, CVA showed the Cascade XT in .35 Whelen. Those guns were delayed but should be hitting shelves soon. Another version of the Cascade with iron sights is coming as well, so those in states where using scopes is limited for some hunts have a factory option available.