CVA Accura vs T/C Omega Z5
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 3,092
chet, for me it is just the opposite. The Omegas tortured my trigger hand due to the small design of the guard, the recoil was brutal with any significant load, the synthetic stocks were flimsy, the hammers aren't overly friendly and not suitable for an extension, and the triggers were borderline lousy. The Omega does not fit me, no way... no how.
The Accura left nothing but a smile on my face from the first shot.
I've not owned a Triumph nor ever even fired one so won't comment on one, but the question was choice between Omega and Accura.
The Accura left nothing but a smile on my face from the first shot.
I've not owned a Triumph nor ever even fired one so won't comment on one, but the question was choice between Omega and Accura.
#9
Go with the ACCURA, I liked it so much I got 2 more, one for me and one for my wife! Hands down the most accurate easiest cleaning smoothest trigger pull MLer's I have ever owned.
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#10
chet, for me it is just the opposite. The Omegas tortured my trigger hand due to the small design of the guard, the recoil was brutal with any significant load, the synthetic stocks were flimsy, the hammers aren't overly friendly and not suitable for an extension, and the triggers were borderline lousy. The Omega does not fit me, no way... no how.
The Accura left nothing but a smile on my face from the first shot.
I've not owned a Triumph nor ever even fired one so won't comment on one, but the question was choice between Omega and Accura.
The Accura left nothing but a smile on my face from the first shot.
I've not owned a Triumph nor ever even fired one so won't comment on one, but the question was choice between Omega and Accura.