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ffrooster · February 28, 2008, 02:00 PM

I have owned a NEF huntsman when they first came out, very accurate and reliable, don't worry about not finding primer holders there are plenty of suppliers out there that sell these(for reasonable price). I sold it to buy the CVA Optima Elite( the one you can change to a rifle barrel) the only reason I sold it was to fund the new one. The CVA Optima Elite is a good accurate gun, I don't see how it could rupture as thick as the barrel is. And the one I have had the longest is my ole CVA Hawken, I have killed several several deer with this gun, in fact since I have a bought an inline I haven't killed a deer with black powder(gonna go back the hawken next year). Its all up to you wich one you want, there are good and bad stories about every gun maker you just have to pick the one your most cumfortable with and hope its not a lemon.

February 28, 2008, 02:00 PM	#3
ffrooster Member Join Date: January 23, 2008 Location: North of Alexandria, Louisiana Posts: 39	Smoke Poles I have owned a NEF huntsman when they first came out, very accurate and reliable, don't worry about not finding primer holders there are plenty of suppliers out there that sell these(for reasonable price). I sold it to buy the CVA Optima Elite( the one you can change to a rifle barrel) the only reason I sold it was to fund the new one. The CVA Optima Elite is a good accurate gun, I don't see how it could rupture as thick as the barrel is. And the one I have had the longest is my ole CVA Hawken, I have killed several several deer with this gun, in fact since I have a bought an inline I haven't killed a deer with black powder(gonna go back the hawken next year). Its all up to you wich one you want, there are good and bad stories about every gun maker you just have to pick the one your most cumfortable with and hope its not a lemon.