Are they a better gun???

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01-16-2016 | 05:27 PM

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Grouse45

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Originally Posted by JW

An awful lot OF POSTs I have noticed on this thread are not related to the topic that would have been better if the posters used PRIVATE MESSAGING SYSTEM as they are nothing more than a Text back to someone.

THIS IS NOT A TEXT SERVICE FOR THE ELITE FEW! STOP IT!

Dave......JW

I'm starting some tests at the range tomorrow. I'm going to start a new thread and really don't plan on including the MR. If you want to lock this thread no hard feelings.

01-16-2016 | 05:28 PM

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Muley Hunter

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Originally Posted by Champlain Islander

Good save Pete...proud of ya.

It's sad when I delete something to keep the peace, and it's used against me.

01-16-2016 | 05:29 PM

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Muley Hunter

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Originally Posted by Grouse45

I'm starting some tests at the range tomorrow. I'm going to start a new thread and really don't plan on including the MR. If you want to lock this thread no hard feelings.

Why is that? You started the testing with the CVA included.

01-16-2016 | 07:15 PM

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Grouse45

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Originally Posted by Muley Hunter

Why is that? You started the testing with the CVA included.

You would lose to much sleep 😂

01-16-2016 | 09:34 PM

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a1smokepole

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I thing it should be locked there's nothing here to help anyone just PMS.

01-17-2016 | 03:42 AM

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falcon

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If you did your homework on CVA, I would bet most of there sales are there guns that sale for under $225.00 bucks. I would also bet you would find out at the end of the year, most of those are discounted probably at a loss to get rid of them. I know this to be true at Walmart and Cabelas. So this is definitely not something I would want to brag about at all.

Homework!! Me: i don't care, nor am i bragging. i own one CVA gun, an 2000 vintage StagHorn. The obsession with muzzleloader brands is amusing.

01-17-2016 | 04:26 AM

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WV Hunter

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Originally Posted by Grouse45

I got the Triumph ready to go this evening. I've always used the one piece Talley bases for the Triumphs and Encores in the past!!

That is a nice looking setup. Cool that the scope mount matches the stock. I've never used that type mount. What size scope are you gonna put on it? How high will it sit? Just looking at it, the one pc ring mount setup seems like its higher up than a typical base/ring setup. But I could be wrong, hard to tell in the pics for sure. Nice looking rifle

I think you should use the MR, fwiw.

01-17-2016 | 05:43 AM

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Muley Hunter

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The title of the thread is "are they a better gun", which is referring to the CVA.

Now the CVA isn't going to be tested. Why bother with the test at all now?

All I ever asked for was an unbiased test. I'm not rooting for any of them. So, don't blame me for you dropping the CVA.

Maybe it is a better gun? It wins tests without being tested.

01-17-2016 | 05:47 AM

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Grouse45

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Wvhunter,
I prefer the long eye relief scopes on the Triumph and Encores. In my opinion only, the Triumph, Encore, Strike, and the Impact should all be scoped with long eye relief scopes. The Omega scope is no longer made, but they replaced it with the XR I think. Probably the same thing, just a different name.