Yup, them squiggly lines are what I got in all kinds of places. It seems like what ever don't wrinkle sags something awful.
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hanshi
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I've owned two CVA rifles. The first was a cheapo kit put together by some one else. But that thing was reliable, accurate to a fault and it took deer for me quite nicely.
The second is a .45 USA made barrel & mountain rifle stock with most of the hardware. All it needs is a lock, breech plug and trigger. I'm really wanting to get it put together with $$ the only thing standing in the way.
The second is a .45 USA made barrel & mountain rifle stock with most of the hardware. All it needs is a lock, breech plug and trigger. I'm really wanting to get it put together with $$ the only thing standing in the way.
