The CVA Cascade is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .223 Remington with a 22-inch 4140 steel threaded barrel and a 4-round magazine. The finish is FDE Cerakote over a Veil Wideland camo stock. Right-hand only. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Cascade 
• Manufacturer: CVA 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Caliber: .223 Remington 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches (4140 Steel Threaded Barrel) 
• Capacity: 4 rounds 
• Finish: FDE (Flat Dark Earth) Cerakote with Veil Wideland Stock 
• Hand Orientation: Right Hand 
   

Features 

The 1:9 barrel twist stabilizes a wide range of bullet weights in .223. The muzzle is threaded 5/8"x24 for suppressors or muzzle brakes. Picatinny scope bases are included, along with dual swivel studs for sling attachment. 
 
The 70-degree bolt throw keeps the bolt handle from interfering with low-mounted optics. Flush-fitting magazines sit clean against the stock. A spacer is included to adjust length-of-pull. 
 

Best Fit 

A capable entry-level bolt-action for .223 varmint hunting or target shooting. The threaded barrel and Picatinny bases give it flexibility without requiring immediate aftermarket work. Trigger feel is functional but on the heavier side — shooters who are particular about triggers may want to budget for an upgrade.

The CVA Cascade in .223 Rem FDE Veil Wideland gets consistent praise for what it delivers at its price. Accuracy is the most mentioned strength — owners regularly report good groups at distance, and the combination of the 22-inch barrel and 1:9 twist handles typical .223 loads well.

The FDE Veil Wideland finish draws positive comments; the look is distinct and the Cerakote holds up. Ergonomics come up as a plus too, particularly the adjustable length-of-pull via the included spacer.

The trigger is the most common criticism. It works, but several owners describe it as heavier or less refined than they'd like, and aftermarket trigger upgrades come up in discussions fairly often. Magazine availability and compatibility with aftermarket options is another point of contention for those who want more flexibility in their setup.

Overall it's regarded as a solid entry-level precision bolt gun, particularly for the price. Buyers who plan to run it mostly stock tend to be satisfied; those who want to customize heavily may find the platform limiting.