Originally Posted by 1874sharpsshooter (Post 3945929)

don't assume it has any, just go out and buy one only to find out it has some creep and be disappointed.
Or assume the possibility exists that it might , like some have said, get one and find out it doesn't. Then you will be ecstatic because like MD and Muley you got the perfect Accura .

Originally Posted by MountainDevil54 (Post 3945931)

if anyone wants to complain about triggers, go buy a remington or a mossberg and then you can complain! Muzzleloaders these days come with better triggers than centerfires

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 3945939)

Find someone complaining about the Accura trigger on another forum.

Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 3945945)

Another one.

Quote:

"The Accura's trigger is hands-down the best one I've ever squeezed on an in-line muzzleloader. During testing it broke at a touch more than 1 lb., 3 ozs., with no creep to spoil the bliss."

http://www.americanhunter.org/articles/cva-accura/

Originally Posted by Dutch (Post 3945948)

"My sample Accura came with a composite...", another gunwriter with a rifle supplied free from the manufacturer. Tuned trigger for distribution to the press. The rifles we buy will not get the special treatment. Just like the last link you referenced, this review doesn't count.

Originally Posted by Dutch (Post 3945948)

"My sample Accura came with a composite...", another gunwriter with a rifle supplied free from the manufacturer. Tuned trigger for distribution to the press. The rifles we buy will not get the special treatment. Just like the last link you referenced, this review doesn't count.