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Very nice!

Onwe otehr question if don't mind... Are those high rings? Are they necesary for the bolt hanlde to clear the rear housing?

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I have the same rifle also! I topped mine with a Leopold 1.5-5x20 VXII Matte finish. I have killed a few hogs and few deer too! I use Silver Bear 123 gr. SP only! I have never lost any animal I shot with it! The farthest shot was a hog in OK. 125 yards! She went 20 yards and collapsed! I do like the mag conversion, but don't mind the way it is! Enjoy your new rifle, mine has brought me many a day of fun, as I know yours will!


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? why?

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....You know I didn't like the factory magazine extending so far below the stock, but now after a few years use, I wouldn't want it changed. It provides an ideal carry point for my fingers to curl around and makes speeding down a trail easier with the rifle than were it a flush fit. I do want to send the stock off, or maybe do the job myself, in order to shave it down to a bit more slim cut, fitting the proportions of the little rifle a bit better to my eye. There's enough 'meat' in the factory stock to bring out a lovely little, lighter, stock with an American comb and a snable fore end to compliment it's European heritage. I'll pillar bed it, and seal the floated barrel chanel, and reciever bed with a thin epoxy coat to keep out moisture. This little gun shoots like a target gun, carrying it up a tree is a delight, and it points like your finger, QUICK and ACCURATE! I killed a running buck last week with a perfect lung shot, one I'd not have made with a number of my other rifles!

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nephew runs the commie round in an AR. I HATE ballistic tip bullets but have been just totally impressed with them in 30 cal, 125 that he runs in that gun. They hold together like a bullet should. Just an FYI on reloading.

Me, when I end up with one, will be more like a right bullet, light ttsx.... but no flies on the 125 BT... killed a boar over 350 with his AR one morning, 75 ish yard shot right through both shields as he was on the move and couldn't get to the head fast enough... I was amazed that it exited... Boar didn't make 50 yards...


We can keep Larry Root and all his idiotic blabber and user names on here, but we can't get Ralph back..... Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over....
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Aren't they great little guns! I bought the CZ 527 and the Ruger Compact Hawkeye in 7.62x39 for the recoil senative kids to shoot. We've managed to help several kids get their first deer with them. I really enjoyed shooting the guns myself, and prefer the CZ because the stock fits me a lot better than the Ruger Compact does. Good luck with that gun, you won't be sorry.


My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost....
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