That's really light for a laminated stock.

Bronco: it will probably be an accurate gun for you. Most guns now days seem to have improved in that aspect. Modern technogy has made big improvements in that area.

I wonder kind of muzzle loader uncle Ted shoots. Maybe that's what we all ought to own. I bet it's a Knight

I've heard CVA will replace a V2 if it isn't accurate.

Not sure about 1/2 MOA? That more the shooter.

Accura V2, Apex, Electra Accura MR all have accuracy guarantee or your money back.

Another idea they took from Knight, to use as a marketing tool .
After all most will never take them up on it because most won't attempt shooting that far. But I'm glad they offer that guarantee. To bad they didn't back when I had a tomato stick from them.

Yep! Knight has the same thing to 200 yards and has had that guarantee long before CVA decided to use it... But what does accuracy tell you about the quality or construction...

Many barrels are accurate - but that is only part of the picture...

Jon I Have one CVA left . Make you a deal. I'll send you the Cva optima pro and your body guard the LH unfired New Englander and you send me the Renegade .2 for 1 deal. Then I'm CVA free

Exactly and while this ain't scientific its my experience. If you handle enough guns you get a feel for quality. You can pick a gun up and feel the difference right away. That's the difference I feel when I handle a Knight or a Pedersoli versus holding a CvA or worse yet a T%a#i@ions( I couldn't bring myself to say it )

Nothing new about an accuracy guarantee. It's been around before the first Knight was even thought of.