CVA Wolf vs. Optima

[brasschaser]

What do you get by upgrading to the Optima from the Wolf?  It looked to me like the Wolf had a plastic trigger guard, but I think I remember the Optima in the store as having a metal one.

[Mac11700]

There is quite a difference between the 2 models..See all of their line here..http://www.cva.com/products/rifle_wolf.htm

Optima Specs

# 6" Barrel w/ Bullet Guiding Muzzle™
# .50 Caliber / 1:28" rifle twist
# Nickel or Blue Finish
# Stainless Steel 209 Breech Plug
# Fiber-Optic Sights
# 8.2 lbs. Total Weight
# Ambidextrous Solid Composite Stock in Mossy Oak, Camo, or Black Finish
# 14.43” Length of Pull
# Cocking Spur Provided
# Interchangeable Barrels Available
# Drilled & Tapped For Scope Mounts
# Lifetime warranty

Wolf Spec's

    *  24" Barrel .50 Caliber Only
    * Extendable Aluminum Loading Rod
    * Stainless Steel Removable 209 Breech Plug
    * Fiber Optic Sights
    * Available in Camo or Black Stock
    * Drilled and Tapped for Scope Mounts
    * Ventilated Recoil Pad
    * 14.43” Length of Pull
    * 7.0 lbs. Total Weight
    * Lifetime Warranty

Mac

[brasschaser]

Thanks for the link!  Looks like there is a good bit of difference.  What exactly do they mean by "bullet guiding muzzle" on the Optima, and is this something that would be beneficial?

[quickdtoo]

The muzzle part of the bore is designed with no rifling so a projectile can be perfectly aligned before it engages the rifling at loading, just like TC's QLA(Quick Load Accurizer).

Tim