About those CVA muzzleloaders
#61
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Nontypical Buck
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From: VA.
Learn to read and comprehend and you'll see where I never made specific negative comment toward the product or told anyone it mustn't be used. That should be loud enough for you, expert.
#62
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From: Boncarbo,Colorado
I wasn't pointing at you friend.
#64
The truth is Randy is full of crap, and is paid to be full of crap. Everybody can see that, but you. You've insulted everyone who didn't agree with you with your condescending attitude. I use what I quoted as an example.
#65
I read that article with interest in so much as I own a CVA Accura V2 and had previously owned an Optima Pro. Both rifles were and are very accurate. Do I use "Magnum" loads - No. Will I ever? Probably not. No need.
But the article takes me back to my 35+ years in quality control. First if they say that inspect 1 out of every 25 barrels, that is a a pretty weak sample size. Even a moderate sample would be 8.
Because of this will I stop using my CVA Accura? - NO
But the article takes me back to my 35+ years in quality control. First if they say that inspect 1 out of every 25 barrels, that is a a pretty weak sample size. Even a moderate sample would be 8.
Because of this will I stop using my CVA Accura? - NO
#66
Now now boys, lets not bring this knit picking topic back up, every gun maker has had a recall, including knight. I'd worry about about the 7.5 million remingtons recalled for faulty triggers.
This old CVA Hawken was made back in the 1980's, the barrel probably around the same time. Well over 2,200 shots through her and never once have I run across a safety issue with ANY muzzle loader I've shot. This rifle has actually shot more powder than todays normal inline magnum loads.

Now its pretty obvious we've got some fellow here's here that WANT to start trouble and be a bunch of loud mouths about something they only know about because what they've read LOL.
When it comes to shooting CVA I believe I have a huge gain in knowledge in that department. I shot the living hell out of them before I built up my Hawken and got bitten by that bug. 5,000 shots through 3 of them in year is pretty good and I doubt I'll do that again.
This old CVA Hawken was made back in the 1980's, the barrel probably around the same time. Well over 2,200 shots through her and never once have I run across a safety issue with ANY muzzle loader I've shot. This rifle has actually shot more powder than todays normal inline magnum loads.

Now its pretty obvious we've got some fellow here's here that WANT to start trouble and be a bunch of loud mouths about something they only know about because what they've read LOL.
When it comes to shooting CVA I believe I have a huge gain in knowledge in that department. I shot the living hell out of them before I built up my Hawken and got bitten by that bug. 5,000 shots through 3 of them in year is pretty good and I doubt I'll do that again.
Im using a 32" deer creek barrel with 1:66 twist in .58 caliber shooting patched round balls.
#67
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Nontypical Buck
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From: VA.
Let me help you again, Muley. I wasn't talking about what Randy was saying. I was referring to the fact that I didn't make derogatory statements toward the product or the members that use them. Randy means no more to me than you do. I didn't hear know the mans name till yesterday and maybe I'll agree w/you as time goes on. But for now, you didn't refute. You're just as much a basher as you claim him to be.
#68
The truth is Randy is full of crap, and is paid to be full of crap
One of these people is portraying T/C in a negative manner at every chance. More than likely because T/C would never send him a free rifle for review. Another turned on Knight after not getting his free Mountaineer for review. This same person would not review CVAs several years ago until and i quote...."When they get on board".
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#69
Let me help you again, Muley. I wasn't talking about what Randy was saying. I was referring to the fact that I didn't make derogatory statements toward the product or the members that use them. Randy means no more to me than you do. I didn't hear know the mans name till yesterday and maybe I'll agree w/you as time goes on. But for now, you didn't refute. You're just as much a basher as you claim him to be.
You sent me a PM at he beginning of this to warn me about CVA guns. I don't fault you for that, but it did show you believed Randy, and wanted to warn everyone. Why else would you post it? If you didn't believe it. Why would you post it? Nobody does that. So, the bottom line is you did believe it, and posted it as a warning. That is bashing CVA.
I'm sure that's obvious to everybody.
#70
So are many other people whether its from sponsoring forums with money or just being supplied free samples and rifles for review work. Opinions from sponsored sources and individuals should always be suspect and considered bias until proven otherwise.
One of these people is portraying T/C in a negative manner at every chance. More than likely because T/C would never send him a free rifle for review. Another turned on Knight after not getting his free Mountaineer for review. This same person would not review CVAs several years ago until and i quote...."When they get on board".
One of these people is portraying T/C in a negative manner at every chance. More than likely because T/C would never send him a free rifle for review. Another turned on Knight after not getting his free Mountaineer for review. This same person would not review CVAs several years ago until and i quote...."When they get on board".


