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11-17-2004 | 05:15 AM
#11
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 536
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From: Jim Thorpe, PA
RE: T/C Omega vs. CVA Optima Pro 209 Magnum
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
I have to admit, the T/C is much better quality. I have outshot too many T/C's this year with my Knight Disc, to ever switch over. You can't beat a Green mountain barrel. You can't beat a timney trigger. They are just overall a better mL than either of them mentioned.[:-][:-]
I have to admit, the T/C is much better quality. I have outshot too many T/C's this year with my Knight Disc, to ever switch over. You can't beat a Green mountain barrel. You can't beat a timney trigger. They are just overall a better mL than either of them mentioned.[:-][:-]
I agree. The Knight Disc is a great rifle. At first I was leery of adding a step (the disc) but it's not really a problem. No special tools are needed to load it, and it shoots sabots like a dream (read all the posts about TC and CVA's having problems loading sabots).
Well duhhh....the t/c is better because it costs more....doesen't everybody know that, lol[&:].
12-13-2004 | 08:45 AM
#13
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 64
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From: Kent County, MD
RE: T/C Omega vs. CVA Optima Pro 209 Magnum
I would stay away from a CVA as I feel they are junk. A T/C is a great gun no matter if you get a BlackDiamond, Omega, or a Encore. You get what you pay for, and its better to pay once rather then get a POS gun to start.
