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sure that isn't 60% red ?
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"To the contrary, we hunt not to kill. We kill to have hunted." Thanks Jose & JB
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A beauty alright! Could an Edge be used on the 9.3's. Reason being, just thinking out loud on a possible project for the future: Edge(maybe a blind-mag), 22" barrel 
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Very nice rig Spot! Thanks for the post and the pics!!! Dee
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Nice rig! Both of my current 9.3x62's are 94/96 2-lug small rings. I keep velocities to around 2350 with 286's and 2500 with 250's. One of these days I'll get a 98 based 9.3x62 so I can load the snot out of it. ![[Linked Image]](http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss291/Moosemurderer/93x62.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss291/Moosemurderer/Stiga93x62.jpg)
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Ray - "chasing rabbits and howling at the moon" will get you strange looks from the cops BUT all the rest will land you in slammer with "Bubba". However, back on topic, great looking rifle in a great caliber. One comment - wish CZ would consider a somewhat shorter barrel (say 22, 23 inches)to increase portabilty. Regards, Homesteader.
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Oregon45....who produced that stock for you?? I like it and would like to get something like it on my Husky '98.
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Oregon45....who produced that stock for you?? I like it and would like to get something like it on my Husky '98. McMillan. They no longer make that model.
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I'm going to rebarrel on of my Sako's in 9.3x62 so I'll be posting this CZ in the FS section.
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