The CVA Accura MR-X is a single-shot .50 caliber muzzleloader with a 26-inch stainless steel barrel and a black synthetic stock. The barrel is threaded 3/4x24 for accessory attachment, and the receiver is drilled for optics. No sights are included from the factory. The gun is optics-ready. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Accura MR-X 
• Type: Muzzleloader 
• Action: Single Shot 
• Caliber: .50 Caliber 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Capacity: 1 round 
• Stock Material: Black Synthetic 
• Finish Type: Stainless Steel 
• Sights: None (optics-ready) 
• Thread Pattern: 3/4x24 
• Manufacturer Part Number: PR3241SM 
• UPC Code: 043125532414 
   

Detailed Features 

1. 26-Inch Stainless Barrel: The longer barrel supports better powder combustion and accuracy at distance. Stainless construction resists corrosion from moisture and black powder fouling. 
    
2. Threaded Barrel: The 3/4x24 thread accepts muzzle accessories. 
    
3. Synthetic Stock: Lightweight and unaffected by humidity, important for a muzzleloader used in varying weather conditions. 
    
4. Optics-Ready Receiver: Pre-drilled and tapped for scope mounting.

The Accura MR-X draws consistent praise for its accuracy. Hunters report tight groups at distance, and the 26-inch barrel is credited with good velocity from standard .50 caliber loads.

The stainless barrel is widely appreciated for durability in wet field conditions. Owners note it holds up well after extended use without significant maintenance beyond standard muzzleloader cleaning.

Loading and operation are frequently described as straightforward, including by hunters who are transitioning from centerfire rifles. The synthetic stock keeps weight reasonable for a 26-inch barrel muzzleloader.

The most common criticism is price. The Accura MR-X sits above entry-level muzzleloaders, though most owners consider the quality to justify the cost. Cleaning is noted as more involved than cleaning a modern firearm, which is inherent to muzzleloaders in general. Hunters new to muzzleloading also mention a learning curve around proper powder charges and projectile seating.