About those CVA muzzleloaders
08-03-2015, 09:50 AM
#12
Giant Nontypical
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If you have concerns about CVA guns. Read this, and if you haven't guessed after reading it. The Private investigator is Randy Wakeman.
http://www.cva.com/the-truth-about-c...zleloaders.php
http://www.cva.com/the-truth-about-c...zleloaders.php
08-03-2015, 10:06 AM
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Dominant Buck
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I have read the Wakeman report. Very interesting stuff. Old stuff mind you. But interesting. So pardon me if I don't read it again.
As for the new CVA rifles. I own an Optima. I shoot the Optima and found it accurate, easy to clean, easy to take apart, and a real pleasure to shoot. So the question is, do I fear for my safety shooting it. If I did, I wouldn't shoot it. If you do, don't shoot it. Its that simple.
As for the new CVA rifles. I own an Optima. I shoot the Optima and found it accurate, easy to clean, easy to take apart, and a real pleasure to shoot. So the question is, do I fear for my safety shooting it. If I did, I wouldn't shoot it. If you do, don't shoot it. Its that simple.
08-03-2015, 10:44 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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I would love to own one of those new CVA Accura V2's in 45-cal and a used, good condition CVA Mountain Rifle in 54-cal.
08-03-2015, 10:51 AM
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Where is 1874's avatar when we need it? 
08-03-2015, 11:26 AM
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I have read the Wakeman report. Very interesting stuff. Old stuff mind you. But interesting. So pardon me if I don't read it again.
As for the new CVA rifles. I own an Optima. I shoot the Optima and found it accurate, easy to clean, easy to take apart, and a real pleasure to shoot. So the question is, do I fear for my safety shooting it. If I did, I wouldn't shoot it. If you do, don't shoot it. Its that simple.
As for the new CVA rifles. I own an Optima. I shoot the Optima and found it accurate, easy to clean, easy to take apart, and a real pleasure to shoot. So the question is, do I fear for my safety shooting it. If I did, I wouldn't shoot it. If you do, don't shoot it. Its that simple.
That Dudley seems like a smoke and mirrors kind of guy, based on his rebuttals.If the evidence against CVA were fraudulent, they would demand a court case for improperly targeting their company and causing loss of revenue. If they aren't doing so, what is CVA afraid of? While I no longer own a CVA product, putting information out there so owners and buyers can make informed choices is what needs to be considered.
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08-03-2015, 11:48 AM
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P.S.- I hope the guy that stole it didn't load it up w/a 150 gr. charge and receive delayed justice.
08-03-2015, 11:55 AM
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Anybody loading to 150gr isn't looking for accuracy.
You want smoke and mirrors. Listen to Randy. He gets paid to produce them.
Don't be naive enough to believe that CVA is the only gun company to settle out of court. You hear about CVA from Randy. Do you read about it anywhere else? If you do they got the info from Randy.
You're just part of the witch hunt.
You want smoke and mirrors. Listen to Randy. He gets paid to produce them.
Don't be naive enough to believe that CVA is the only gun company to settle out of court. You hear about CVA from Randy. Do you read about it anywhere else? If you do they got the info from Randy.
You're just part of the witch hunt.
08-03-2015, 12:05 PM
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Again, if Randy is the investigator, surely CVA could target him for some type of trade violation, if the statements weren't true. Consider that.
08-03-2015, 12:15 PM
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Oh please! Should CVA lose potential customers from exaggerated lies?
This is normal. Every once in a while someone brings this up again. It doesn't affect those who know what's going on. Of course the Knight bigots will jump on it again. They're just upset CVA out sells every other company.
As do Powerbelts.
This is normal. Every once in a while someone brings this up again. It doesn't affect those who know what's going on. Of course the Knight bigots will jump on it again. They're just upset CVA out sells every other company.
As do Powerbelts.