CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
10-06-2007 | 02:06 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
I see that Bergara "guarantees" tighter shot groups than OEM barrels on the T/C's (and being a CVA fan, I'm skeptical of their "guarantee" for T/C's). Has anybody used a Bergara on their T/C?
10-06-2007 | 02:38 PM
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
ORIGINAL: Todd1700
T/C Omega 3 shot group with 240 grain Hornady XTP mags at 100 yards. Each square is one inch by one inch. That's not just accurate enough that's sub 1 inch accurate at 100 yards. To each his own but I like having a muzzleloader that is every bit as accurate asmy centerfire rifles.
T/C Omega 3 shot group with 240 grain Hornady XTP mags at 100 yards. Each square is one inch by one inch. That's not just accurate enough that's sub 1 inch accurate at 100 yards. To each his own but I like having a muzzleloader that is every bit as accurate asmy centerfire rifles.
I could easily do that with a scope on the winchester.
10-06-2007 | 09:04 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
ORIGINAL: stalkingbear
All american made products are proof tested at factory. If I remember correctly it's 25,000 psi. I didn't say cva is junk,they are good. I do know for a fact they are imported,or at least was as of a few years ago. Just because you or other people like them doesn't change anything. As to popularity,a lot of it is due to lower price. Cva is good guns but is and always will be a wanna be compared to tc and knight. It's people like you that buy all imported stuff without a thought that make it hard on american companys and their employees. I have been in the gun business approching 30 years and have learned a few things along the way.
All american made products are proof tested at factory. If I remember correctly it's 25,000 psi. I didn't say cva is junk,they are good. I do know for a fact they are imported,or at least was as of a few years ago. Just because you or other people like them doesn't change anything. As to popularity,a lot of it is due to lower price. Cva is good guns but is and always will be a wanna be compared to tc and knight. It's people like you that buy all imported stuff without a thought that make it hard on american companys and their employees. I have been in the gun business approching 30 years and have learned a few things along the way.
10-07-2007 | 05:18 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
ORIGINAL: Todd1700
T/C Omega 3 shot group with 240 grain Hornady XTP mags at 100 yards. Each square is one inch by one inch. That's not just accurate enough that's sub 1 inch accurate at 100 yards. To each his own but I like having a muzzleloader that is every bit as accurate asmy centerfire rifles.
T/C Omega 3 shot group with 240 grain Hornady XTP mags at 100 yards. Each square is one inch by one inch. That's not just accurate enough that's sub 1 inch accurate at 100 yards. To each his own but I like having a muzzleloader that is every bit as accurate asmy centerfire rifles.
10-07-2007 | 07:30 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
As a matter of fact,I built it myself. I do realize that sometimes you can't get away from foreign parts but I've personally seen effects of domestic vs foreign products and am all for keeping all I can built in U S to support our workforce. What I was getting at is that some people simply look at price ALONE as most important consideration.
ORIGINAL: Garminator
Let's not get carried away there SB, by the way, where did they make the computer you post with?
ORIGINAL: stalkingbear
All american made products are proof tested at factory. If I remember correctly it's 25,000 psi. I didn't say cva is junk,they are good. I do know for a fact they are imported,or at least was as of a few years ago. Just because you or other people like them doesn't change anything. As to popularity,a lot of it is due to lower price. Cva is good guns but is and always will be a wanna be compared to tc and knight. It's people like you that buy all imported stuff without a thought that make it hard on american companys and their employees. I have been in the gun business approching 30 years and have learned a few things along the way.
All american made products are proof tested at factory. If I remember correctly it's 25,000 psi. I didn't say cva is junk,they are good. I do know for a fact they are imported,or at least was as of a few years ago. Just because you or other people like them doesn't change anything. As to popularity,a lot of it is due to lower price. Cva is good guns but is and always will be a wanna be compared to tc and knight. It's people like you that buy all imported stuff without a thought that make it hard on american companys and their employees. I have been in the gun business approching 30 years and have learned a few things along the way.
10-13-2007 | 03:58 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA OPTIMA OR T/C OMEGA OPINIONS ?
ORIGINAL: Dixon
I think your opinion is what matters. Either way, you are gonna get a decent gun and will be happy shooting it. Bottom line - it's only your decision in the long run. We can only offer our input.
Post some pics when you get it. I've never seen a rosewood laminate.
I think your opinion is what matters. Either way, you are gonna get a decent gun and will be happy shooting it. Bottom line - it's only your decision in the long run. We can only offer our input.
Post some pics when you get it. I've never seen a rosewood laminate.
