Ran into a problem- Solutions?
#15
I looked at a Optima today when I was at Wal Mart. I am glad I did because I did not like the looks of it. Also the sales person was not really interested in letting me fondle them so it was easy to walk away from the. The CVA that really impressed me was the Buckhorn Magnum.. Kind of a nice rifle.
#16
You know it's funny you should mention this, as I was just thinking the same thing myself. We recently just got a little unexpected money, and I was thinking I needed another ML. I have to convince my wife first though, so we'll see. I was thinking a KP1 would be good, but then I also remember that before I got my KRB, I was surprised at how comfortable I thought the Optima was to shoulder. And the Elite is a lot cheaper than the KP1. But, then I saw the Accura thumbhole with camo/stainless, and I was stricken. So, now I don't know what to do. I think the Accura looks a lot better, but then the Elite is a lot cheaper and the additional barrel options are always nice.
So.... you should get them both and give me a thorough review on both so I know which one I want.
So.... you should get them both and give me a thorough review on both so I know which one I want.
#17
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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I did NOT squeal like a pig.
FG, you can't possibly believe you are ahead of me on buying rifles just to check them out.[:-]
One of you buy a derned Accura and give us a report... a good report, a thorough an honest report, and shoot some Bull Shop conicals in it. Warning - do not use conicals in a CVA rifle heavier than 400 grains. - - why not?
FG, you can't possibly believe you are ahead of me on buying rifles just to check them out.[:-]One of you buy a derned Accura and give us a report... a good report, a thorough an honest report, and shoot some Bull Shop conicals in it. Warning - do not use conicals in a CVA rifle heavier than 400 grains. - - why not?
#18
Thread Starter
Joined: Jul 2006
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i belive 400 grain limit is with a 3 pellet load.
Plenty of cva shooters out there using the 460gr no excuse conicals in their rifles with no problems. Of course they shoot a comfortable 80-90gr load.
Plenty of cva shooters out there using the 460gr no excuse conicals in their rifles with no problems. Of course they shoot a comfortable 80-90gr load.




