Isn't that what the American comment was?

The topic was CVA or TC? Not where they're made.

Both are very nice. Anyone you buy today will shoot very well with a wide range of powder-bullet combos. My choice would be the T/C Triumph. The best for the money I have shot or owned..

I drive a Toyota. :biggrin:

string'em up!!

i would prefer to buy made in the USA products. Bought a new TC Encore in 2005 or 2006. Despite the fact i've killed a lot of deer and hogs with that gun i still have a bad taste in the mouth. Sure as hades a company that really cared about quality control could produce a gun that did not require major overhaul to become a good serviceable piece. My made in 1950 Wichester model 37 shotgun fits tighter than my Encore. i love my TC Black Diamond. Sometimes i can't believe it and my Encore were made by the same company.

Last several deer seasons i saw a lot of hunters carrying CVA rifles; mostly Accuras and Optimas. i've scoped and sighted in some of those guns and they do shoot very well. The services of a separate company are not required to make them serviceable guns.

I'm sure we'd all like to buy all American, but it's almost impossible in these days.

As most have said both are good guns. I have owned everything from TC Knight White And was a Dihard Knight shooter BUT I have to say that after buying my first CVA Accura V2 and seeing how it shot and was so easy to handle I sold all my Knights. Now I have no more TC Whites Knights What I di have is CVA only and that is how it will be from now on. I have a V2 thumbhole stock .50cal I also bought a CVA Apex in 270 cal. and just bought a CVA Kodiak Pro .45cal. Both of the ML support a Bushnell DOA 250 scope witch I may say are Awesome also. NONE of the other ML I have ever owned in the past were as Accurrate as the V2 and the V2 is SO easy to clean as well compared to the others.
But I would go somewere and handle both or all three brands and see whitch one feels the best to you and you alone, not your buddys but you,
Good Luck and shoot straight

Buying USA is far from impossible these days. It is trivially easy to purchase a muzzle loader made in the USA. It is easy to purchase a scope made in the USA. My wool hunting coat was made in the USA. My Trucks both were made in the USA. My hunting shoes were made in the USA. My jeans, and wool pants were made in the USA. The tires on the trucks were made in the USA. My hunting vest was made in the USA.

The TV, camera, computer parts were made overseas.

my rivers west clothing was made in the USA.


And assembled in Guatemala

Thanks for proving my point. You can't buy everything in the US now.