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I've never heard that before. I always assumed that people bought them because they looked better and were easier to clean.

I have a CVA Mossy oak stock stainless optima pro 209 great gun! there are more costly guns out there but you will be vary
happy with cva ( and no I have never herd that stainless shoots better than blue)

I do not think stainless steel barrels are anymore accurate then say a blue steel barrel, but I think they are easier to clean. They show the dirt better and therfore easier to clean off. They might also be a little more forgiving if they are not cleaned right away, but do not kid yourself, they will stain and rust like any other steel.

Personally wouldn't buy a inline that isn't SS, they are easier to clean and SS is more forgiving than a blue barrel in regards to weather. Accuracy is not part of the equation it is strictly durabilty & care related. For me asthetics aslo play a part in it, I really like the SS look!

"I have a CVA Mossy oak stock stainless optima pro 209 great gun!"
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NWIndiana

You must have the "One & Only" Optima SS because all the other non-blued are Nickel Finish.

I saw that deal for the Omega,but my personal opinion is to spend a little more and get an Omega with the stainless steel and laminated stock.It seems that the synthetic stock Omegas are front heavy and the laminated stock is more level.I paid $409 for mine last spring.With my Leupold scope,I can hit a 2 inch circle at 100 yards.It is very easy to clean and see if you miss anything inside the barrel.Mine looks like it has never been fired it is so clean.

mdrbowler

Three 3/8" bolts with Great Stuff poly spray in a can found at most hardwares takes care of the front-heavy synthetic stock..... quiets the stock too while walking thru thickets.... all for approximently $8.

Which are faster, red cars or black cars?

Briman

Just like your profile, your post indicates your body & mind are in two different places.