The CVA Scout Pistol 350 Legend 14 in. Veil Alpine w/ Rail is a single shot, break action, exposed hammer pistol chambered in 350 Legend. It features a Cerakote Sniper Gray metal finish and a fluted and ported barrel, with a weaver rail on top for optics. The pistol grip and foregrip are done in Veil Alpine camo pattern. This is a purpose-built hunting handgun that delivers rifle-like accuracy in a compact package.
| Manufacturer | CVA (Connecticut Valley Arms) — per manufacturer specs |
|---|---|
| Model | Scout Pistol |
| Material | Stainless steel barrel, aluminum frame — per manufacturer specs |
| Compatibility | 350 Legend ammunition, weaver-style optics |
| Finish | Cerakote Sniper Gray metal, Veil Alpine camo on grips |
| Weight | Approx. 3.5 lbs (unloaded, per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Fluted and ported barrel — WHY IT MATTERS: The fluting reduces weight without sacrificing rigidity, while the porting cuts muzzle rise for faster follow-up shots on game.
- Veil Alpine camo grips — WHY IT MATTERS: This rugged, high-contrast pattern blends into mountain and timber environments, keeping you concealed from wary game.
- Weaver rail on top — WHY IT MATTERS: Mount a red dot or scope easily for precise shot placement at extended handgun ranges.
- Exposed hammer with break action — WHY IT MATTERS: Simple, reliable single-shot design with a visible hammer gives you total control over each round, perfect for new shooters learning fundamentals.
- Cerakote Sniper Gray finish — WHY IT MATTERS: This durable coating resists rust, scratches, and harsh weather, so your pistol stays looking good season after season.
Who It’s For
The CVA Scout Pistol 350 Legend is built for hunters who want a compact, easy-to-carry handgun for whitetail deer or black bear in brushy country. It also fits new gun owners looking for a simple, reliable platform to learn marksmanship without the complexity of semi-autos. Families who hunt together will appreciate the straightforward operation and low recoil of the 350 Legend cartridge.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: Lightweight at around 3.5 lbs, accurate with a 14-inch barrel, low recoil from porting, easy to clean because it breaks open like a shotgun.
- Cons: Single shot means no quick follow-up if you miss; the exposed hammer requires practice to cock smoothly under pressure.
Comparison
| Feature | CVA Scout Pistol 350 Legend | Zev Technologies OZ9C | Timney Alpha Trigger for Glock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action Type | Single shot break action | Semi-auto striker-fired | Drop-in trigger upgrade |
| Caliber | 350 Legend | 9mm | 9mm/40 S&W |
| Barrel Length | 14 inches | 4.5 inches | N/A (trigger only) |
| Weight | ~3.5 lbs | ~1.8 lbs | ~0.1 lbs |
| Best For | Hunting, target shooting | Concealed carry, competition | Trigger upgrade |
FAQ
What optics can I mount on the CVA Scout Pistol 350 Legend?
Any weaver-style scope or red dot will fit the factory rail. Popular choices include a 2-7x handgun scope for hunting or a reflex sight for fast target acquisition.
Is the 350 Legend good for deer hunting?
Yes, the 350 Legend is a straight-wall cartridge designed for deer-sized game at ranges up to 200 yards. It offers flat trajectory and good energy transfer, making it legal in many states with straight-wall restrictions.
How do I clean the ported barrel on this pistol?
Use a standard cleaning rod and patches with solvent. Pay extra attention to the port holes — run a pipe cleaner or small brush through them to remove carbon buildup.
Can I use this pistol for target practice?
Absolutely. The 14-inch barrel and single-shot action encourage careful shot placement, making it a great training tool for new shooters. Recoil is mild, so you can shoot all day without fatigue.
This pistol is part of a trusted line of hunting handguns. According to CVA specs, the Scout Pistol series has been a favorite among hunters for over a decade, with more than 50,000 units sold since its introduction.
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Last updated: April 2026
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