cozumel
#21
I purchase the Accura back in December and had a little issue with this as well. The screws that came with the Dura sight mounts seem to be too big for the threads in the Barrel. After a call to CVA to verify the correct size screw which it was. I went back and tried with what I thought was nothing to lose because if it was the right screw and properly drilled and tapped from the factory it would not be my fault is threads got stripped . It ended up being it was just real tight to get started but once you got past the first few threads they went right in. So give that a try as long as you have confirmed the screws you have are proper size.
#22
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 3,732
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From: Rapid City, South Dakota
I decided to remove the scope from my Accura, and switch to iron sights so i can use the rifle, now, during our muzzle loader season. When i plugged the scope mounting holes i used 8x40 screws.
#23
I purchase the Accura back in December and had a little issue with this as well. The screws that came with the Dura sight mounts seem to be too big for the threads in the Barrel. After a call to CVA to verify the correct size screw which it was. I went back and tried with what I thought was nothing to lose because if it was the right screw and properly drilled and tapped from the factory it would not be my fault is threads got stripped . It ended up being it was just real tight to get started but once you got past the first few threads they went right in. So give that a try as long as you have confirmed the screws you have are proper size.
#24
Typical Buck
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 921
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From: Kansas
I can't speak for the Weathershild Barrel. I can speak on the accuracy of the Omaega. I'm sure most people on this board will agree the can be very accurate when dialed in. Let me know if you want to know what my Omega like to shoot.
#25
thanks Josmund, i'm going to keep my accura since I have the right screws for the scope base.
Last edited by cozumel; 01-20-2010 at 10:19 AM.



