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Years T/C Big boar
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Not too sure what you are referring to in a TC, CVA made a rifle called the Big Bore Mountain Rifle
back somewhere around the late 70's early 80's looked alot like their mountain rifle except no patch box and a little heavier barrel
back somewhere around the late 70's early 80's looked alot like their mountain rifle except no patch box and a little heavier barrel
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saz said:
Roundball is spot on... first year for the Big Boar was 1991, last year was 1996.
I picked up my BigBoar new in the box, back in 1996. It was in the bargain rack of a local gun store in SLC Utah. My buddy and I bought the last 2 BigBoars in the pile. I still have the box with the original price tag. Back then we were both starving graduate students, and $169 was big bucks!!
He has never fired his BigBoar and it hangs in his office. After seeing this post tonight, I called him and we had a nice laugh. The BigBoar was one of the only things his ex wife didn't grab during their divorce.
He has never fired his BigBoar and it hangs in his office. After seeing this post tonight, I called him and we had a nice laugh. The BigBoar was one of the only things his ex wife didn't grab during their divorce.
