05 Optima opinion?
#1
I have the opportunity to get a CVA Optima.
Year(2005)
Model (CVA Optima 209)
Barrel (Blued)
Stock type (Standard)
Stock finish (Synthetic)
Scope make & model (Nikon 2-7 X 32 Prostaff)
Breech plug (Standard 209 breech plug) Approximate number of times shot (30-50)
Load & bullet combination used (100 grain of Triple 7 pellets/Power Belt 245 grain Aerotip)
I havent seen it yet but am getting pictures sent within the next few days. The asking price is $200. This will be my first ML.. any opinions of this specific gun and price?
Thanks
Alex
Year(2005)
Model (CVA Optima 209)
Barrel (Blued)
Stock type (Standard)
Stock finish (Synthetic)
Scope make & model (Nikon 2-7 X 32 Prostaff)
Breech plug (Standard 209 breech plug) Approximate number of times shot (30-50)
Load & bullet combination used (100 grain of Triple 7 pellets/Power Belt 245 grain Aerotip)
I havent seen it yet but am getting pictures sent within the next few days. The asking price is $200. This will be my first ML.. any opinions of this specific gun and price?
Thanks
Alex
#5
Considering you are getting a Nikon Pro Staff with it, I would say that is a pretty good deal if it is in good condition. If $$$ is a factor, I would go for that deal if the pics look good. Make sure you get a pic of the bore if possible.
The older Optimas are decent rifles, not as good as the new version, but they usually are good shooters. It would make a nice first muzzleloader for you.
If $$$ is an issue, keep in mind that even if you get a new Optima for $225, after you put bases, rings and a decent scope on it, you are looking at $350 - $400+.
The older Optimas are decent rifles, not as good as the new version, but they usually are good shooters. It would make a nice first muzzleloader for you.
If $$$ is an issue, keep in mind that even if you get a new Optima for $225, after you put bases, rings and a decent scope on it, you are looking at $350 - $400+.
#6
Considering you are getting a Nikon Pro Staff with it, I would say that is a pretty good deal if it is in good condition. If $$$ is a factor, I would go for that deal if the pics look good. Make sure you get a pic of the bore if possible.
The older Optimas are decent rifles, not as good as the new version, but they usually are good shooters. It would make a nice first muzzleloader for you.
If $$$ is an issue, keep in mind that even if you get a new Optima for $225, after you put bases, rings and a decent scope on it, you are looking at $350 - $400+.
The older Optimas are decent rifles, not as good as the new version, but they usually are good shooters. It would make a nice first muzzleloader for you.
If $$$ is an issue, keep in mind that even if you get a new Optima for $225, after you put bases, rings and a decent scope on it, you are looking at $350 - $400+.
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Gander Mountain has the the new stainless QRBP thumbhole optima on sale for $229.99, Its online only. . If you use the the promo code WINTERDEAL, saves you $20. That gets it down to $209.99 plus tax, free shipping
http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...1&merchID=4006
http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...1&merchID=4006



