The CVA Optima/Kodiak/Wolf 209 primer breech plug is a genuine replacement component designed for shooters who need a direct factory replacement for their muzzleloader. If you own a CVA break-action or pivot-action rifle manufactured in 2009 or earlier—whether an Optima, Optima Pro, Wolf, Kodiak, or Kodiak Pro—keeping a spare breech plug on hand means you won't be sidelined by a worn or damaged primer seat. This is the same proven design CVA installs at the factory, engineered to handle the pressures and temperatures of black powder shooting with consistent reliability.

Muzzleloader breech plugs take a beating over time: repeated firing, cleaning cycles, and primer seating wear them down gradually. A compromised breech plug can cause primer seating issues, gas leaks, or misfires—problems that crop up at the range or in the field when you least want them. Having the correct OEM replacement on your shelf means quick, hassle-free repairs without guessing or adapting inferior aftermarket parts.

To confirm compatibility with your rifle, check the last two digits of your serial number; they indicate the year of manufacture. For example, a serial ending in "01" denotes a 2001 build, so this plug will fit your gun. If your CVA is a 2010 model or newer, or if you're not sure of your rifle's age, verify the serial number before ordering. This replacement part maintains the exact specs and fit of your original equipment, ensuring proper function and reliability every time you shoot.

The CVA Optima/Kodiak/Wolf 209 primer breech plug is a genuine replacement component designed for shooters who need a direct factory replacement for their muzzleloader. If you own a CVA break-action or pivot-action rifle manufactured in 2009 or earlier—whether an Optima, Optima Pro, Wolf, Kodiak, or Kodiak Pro—keeping a spare breech plug on hand means you won't be sidelined by a worn or damaged primer seat. This is the same proven design CVA installs at the factory, engineered to handle the pressures and temperatures of black powder shooting with consistent reliability.

Muzzleloader breech plugs take a beating over time: repeated firing, cleaning cycles, and primer seating wear them down gradually. A compromised breech plug can cause primer seating issues, gas leaks, or misfires—problems that crop up at the range or in the field when you least want them. Having the correct OEM replacement on your shelf means quick, hassle-free repairs without guessing or adapting inferior aftermarket parts.

To confirm compatibility with your rifle, check the last two digits of your serial number; they indicate the year of manufacture. For example, a serial ending in "01" denotes a 2001 build, so this plug will fit your gun. If your CVA is a 2010 model or newer, or if you're not sure of your rifle's age, verify the serial number before ordering. This replacement part maintains the exact specs and fit of your original equipment, ensuring proper function and reliability every time you shoot.