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Re: MtMan-List:CVA

To: hist_text@xmission.com
Subject: Re: MtMan-List:CVA
From: "kimmille@micron.net" <kimmille@micron.net>
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 20:34:25 -0700
References: <199703212335.RAA11158@dfw-ix7.ix.netcom.com> <19970322.203830.5118.0.CWebbBpdr@juno.com> <333746FC.668E@wyellowstone.com> <19970325.155024.7823.4.dammiller@juno.com>
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David A. Miller wrote:
> 
> I think that CVA are getting a bad rap.  Yes they are a cheaper made
> rifle.  But my Mountain Rifle shoots ceter everytime.  And most folks who
> borrow it shoot center with it just fine.  I believe it is all the
> upkeep!
> 
> Dave
I have owned two CVA rifles, one a mountain carbine and one a St. Louis
Hawkins.  Both have been beautifully accurate, and consistant.  I had a
grouping of a one inch circle at 100 yards with the mountain carbine and
right now with the hawkins I have just about the same grouping.  So I
would say CVA is getting a bum rap. I have several friend that have some
expensive rifles and can not shoot as well as my CVA.

Kim

References:
- Re: MtMan-List:CVA
  - From: KWesten@wyellowstone.com (Kurt Westenbarger)
- Re: MtMan-List:CVA
  - From: dammiller@juno.com (David A. Miller)

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