CVA Optima V2
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Abington Mass
Any opinions on this gun looking for a rifle sighted gun for stalking and driving my father had a Kodiak and the barrel corroded. The optima has a 416 stainless and the it usually corrosion resistant
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Spike
Joined: Jan 2014
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From: Decatur, Mi
The Optima is a great gun & has proven itself with many shooters. If you're a BH209 shooter, order the Bh208 plug that Western Powders makes. You can order both from Carlos at Ed's gun Shop & probably at a better price. 910-692-7936. You won't be disappointed - Greg
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Midwest
I have a stainless CVA Optima that I have been shooting Triple Seven pellets and various 230, 240 and 250 grain saboted bullets in. It is more accurate with all of them then I am. The finger removable breech plug is great. I also have a stainless Wolf that I bought new for $166 at a Wally World sale. It is very much like the Optima with a shorter barrel. I use iron sights on the Wolf, it is a very fast and handy gun for shorter ranges, the Optima is scoped and I think most would agree that it is a capable 200 yard deer rifle with 120 grains or so of Triple Seven and a decent 250 or 300 grain saboted bullet. You can pay much more for another brand and type of gun but it is hard to beat the accuracy and easy to clean features of a stainless Optima or Wolf.



