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Accura
Natchez just put the 45 cal CVA Accura on sale ($429 plus a $40 mail in).
UC...have you seen the 45s cheaper? |
RE: Accura
CVA Accura where is it made ???????
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RE: Accura
The CVA Accura I believe would be made in Spain.
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RE: Accura
No, don't think I've seen them any cheaper than that - but we probably will. I may buy one in .45 if they become bargains in that caliber. I think they did make a mistake by not offering the .45 in something other than that thumbhole stock.
Can't have too many Accura(s). :D http://www.americanhunter.org/HW_main.html Notice his trigger pull weight. Kewl!! |
RE: Accura
Crisp would be a good word for it. I had read that article in the Jan '09 issue of American Hunter. I do not see CVA distributing guns with that light a trigger weight though. Most likely done for the write up. But then I guess it would be adjustable?
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RE: Accura
One of mine is about 1lb 10oz and the other is 1lb 11oz. His was lighter but still believable. Superb triggers.
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RE: Accura
ORIGINAL: Underclocked No, don't think I've seen them any cheaper than that - but we probably will. I may buy one in .45 if they become bargains in that caliber. I think they did make a mistake by not offering the .45 in something other than that thumbhole stock. Can't have too many Accura(s). :D http://www.americanhunter.org/HW_main.html Notice his trigger pull weight. Kewl!! |
RE: Accura
Yes, you must always have a spare. :D
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RE: Accura
Underclocked,
What kind of groups do you get with your Accuras? What bullet/load combos do they seem to like? Just curious... |
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