CZ SxS Bobwhite G2 Thoughts?

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Any updates? This is one I have been looking at as well. How well is it balanced? How does it shoulder and swing? Subjective, yes, but still would appreciate your opinion.

It kind of reminds me of dad’s Browning BSS. It’s pretty nice. It fits me quite well. I haven’t shot it since, but have dry fired (snap caps) several hundred times. The action is now nice and slick and it seems the triggers are nicely broken in.

My advice?

You will abolutely be pleased with it and you really cannot go wrong. The CZ people are awesome and the price is very reasonable. Love it!!
 
It's the only properly set up SxS in the price range that is worth buying and as a field gun will do the needful for quite some time. CZ has been very effective in getting consistency and uniformity out of Huglu which are keys to reliability. Enjoy!
 
Years ago, I bought a Ringneck that really fit me well, but, started having issues with hammer-follow on the right barrel. Sent it in for warranty repair, but, they called me and wanted like $300 to repair it. At the time, I did a little searching on these forums and found that a lot of guys were having customer service with CZ..My understanding is that they may have gotten better.
Since then, I'll never buy another CZ, and with more experience with Turkish guns, won't be buying any more guns made in Turkey.
 
I keep telling myself that a 20GA Bobwhite would make a great desert quail gun. Posts like this don't help me keep the wallet in the pocket.

Congrats on a great gun, it looks beautiful and seems to be shooting great!

Looking at those myself Matt. Can see myself walking around Owens Valley pretty easily with one of these. Hope you get one.
 
I bought the Bobwhite G2 in 20 ga about a month ago. I really like it. especially the 2 triggers. I hunt squirrels with it and like to use the full choke barrel first. i havent shot any birds with it yet but i think it will be fine. I started hunting with a SxS fox sterlingworth about 58 years ago. I still have the Fox but it is worn out. I havent shot it in years. That CZ bobwhite is a lot of gun for the money!!

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Update:

The CZ Bobwhite G2 continues to impress. I shot about 100 rounds today:

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This is one of the finest shotguns I have ever owned. It punches well above its weight for the price point and the black chrome finish is great for these kinds of weather conditions. Pretty enough to take to the field in style but not expensive or ornate enough to worry about normal wear and tear.

The flush chokes are a great choice as well lending to a lot of versatility. I feel this gun could even be pressed into emergency defensive action if needed, and it can be reloaded quite quickly with practice.

Great gun!
 
I forgot to mention the action is smoothing in nicely. The triggers on this piece aren’t exceptionally light at about 6.5 lbs but are very crisp and I think they’re perfectly usable for a field gun.
 
That is one big asp squirrel. Squirrels don’t seem so big around here. No wonder you use a shotgun and I use a pellet gun. I am glad that after a year you still like your shotgun. Looks like you made an excellent choice.

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Not a baby squirrel.
 
That's like the big fox squirrels we have on our place. Smart buggers too. They like to chew on my maple tubing in the woods, usually have to replace a few thousand feet of tubing every year because of them. Tree rats. I shoot them every chance I get and have multiple squirrel hunters out to thin them out, doesn't seem to even put a dent in the population. I usually take them with a .17HMR, but a shotgun works nicely especially when there are multiple running around. Couple years ago got four in about 8 seconds with the 20 gauge 1100.
 
I ordered one in 20 ga. Never owned a SS. My father did. So I am ready for this. Thanks for the info. I am sure it will work well for me.

I have been looking at the Bobwhite for several months and I might have to pull the trigger on buying one. I have wanted a SxS 20 gauge for the last 55 years. My father used to borrow a 20 gauge SxS from a friend of his for me to use during hunting season. I loved the SxS but when I finally got my own 20 gauge it was a pump that my son has now.

This is an itch that is long overdue to scratch.
 
I have been looking at the Bobwhite for several months and I might have to pull the trigger on buying one. I have wanted a SxS 20 gauge for the last 55 years. My father used to borrow a 20 gauge SxS from a friend of his for me to use during hunting season. I loved the SxS but when I finally got my own 20 gauge it was a pump that my son has now.

This is an itch that is long overdue to scratch.

Do it! Truth be know I almost wish I’d of gotten the 20 gauge because these are made on gauge specific receivers, and the 20 gauge is notably lighter than the 12 gauge Bobwhite G2.
 
I just checked, and Buds has them in stock, and still at a pretty reasonable price...OK...it's a pretty good price in today's market, IMHO. I had an AYA/Sears 20 ga many years ago that I have kicked myself many a time for selling. I grew up hunting with my Grandfather who used either his Fox Sterlingworth 12 (30" full/full with Krupt steel barrels as he was quick to tell you), or his Parker 20 (No idea the grade, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't a Trogan), and have been in love with SXS doubles since.

I don't hunt anymore. I don't know of any place to shoot clay's. I should get one, a 20, anyway, just to have it.
 
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