New CVA OPTIMA V2 Muzzleloading Rifle

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posted on January 17, 2013
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From the list of new products by CVA comes the OPTIMA V2 muzzleloading rifle. This is a cost-effective yet high-quality gun is modeled after the top-of-the-line ACCURA V2. Similar to the ACCURA V2, the OPTIMA V2 includes a trigger-guard actuated breeching lever. The OPTIMA has an ambidextrous stock, and comes with a CrushZone recoil paid. Other features include a 26-inch, 416-grade stainless steel barrel, DuraSight DEAD-ON one-piece scope mount, and CVA's solid aluminum PalmSaver Ramrod. MRSP ranges from $307.95 to $425.95.

For more information on the OPTIMA V2, and other CVA guns visit CVA.com.

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