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There's something refreshing about a rifle that does one thing and does it well. The CVA Scout Gen 3 in .338 ARC is exactly that: a break-action single shot built around Hornady's big-bore AR cartridge, and it might be one of the smartest pairings CVA has put together. The .338 ARC was designed from the ground up to run heavy .338 caliber bullets efficiently from short barrels, especially with a suppressor attached. That makes the Scout's 16.5 inch barrel with 5/8×24 threading a natural fit rather than a compromise. Spin on a can and you've got a quiet, compact whitetail and hog rig that handles like a dream in a box blind or thick timber.
The 1:8 twist barrel stabilizes the long, heavy projectiles this cartridge was built for, including subsonic loads in the 300 grain range and supersonic hunting bullets that hit with real authority inside typical woods distances. At 6 pounds and just 31.5 inches overall, this rifle carries all day without wearing you down, and the matte blued steel shrugs off field use. The gray and black synthetic stock won't swell, crack, or complain about rain and cold like wood can. A hammer block safety keeps the manual of arms simple and familiar, which is part of why break actions like this are such popular first deer rifles.
CVA ships this one with a DuraSight scope rail already mounted on the receiver, so there's no drilling, tapping, or hunting down bases. Bolt on a ring set, drop in a compact scope or red dot, and you're zeroing the same afternoon. The single shot format also has a way of making you a better shooter. When you know you've got one round, you slow down, pick your shot, and make it count. Whether it's your dedicated suppressor host, a lightweight truck gun, or a youth hunter's step up into a genuine big game cartridge, the Scout Gen 3 delivers a lot of practical capability without any wasted bulk.
Yes, the 16.5 inch barrel comes threaded 5/8×24 from the factory, which is the standard pitch for most .30 caliber and larger suppressors and muzzle devices. The .338 ARC cartridge was specifically developed to perform well suppressed from short barrels, so this rifle makes an excellent host. Just thread on your can and go.
It does not include a scope or iron sights, but it ships with a DuraSight scope rail already mounted on the receiver. That means all you need is a set of rings and your optic of choice. A compact 2-7x or 3-9x scope pairs nicely with this rifle's intended hunting ranges.
The .338 ARC is a Hornady cartridge built to push heavy .338 caliber bullets from short barrels, and it shines on deer, hogs, and black bear at woods distances. The Scout's 1:8 twist handles both supersonic hunting loads and heavy subsonic ammo for suppressed shooting. It hits noticeably harder than .300 Blackout while keeping recoil very manageable in a 6 pound rifle.
It's a classic break-action design. Release the barrel, drop in a round, close it up, cock the exposed hammer, and you're ready to fire. A hammer block safety adds an extra layer of security, and the simple manual of arms makes this a great pick for newer hunters and seasoned ones alike.
| UPC | 043125002436 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR4447 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .338 ARC |
| Capacity | 1 |
| Color | Black, Gray |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Safety | Hammer Block |
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