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Being an old "Yinzer",I came up on Iron City Beer an American Adjunct Lager style beer brewed by Pittsburgh Brewing Co. many years ago

"Overcharged factory ammo"....??????

Didn't buy anything except a six of IPA's

Does anyone here have one? Can it take the 1886 Winchester loadings, or do you have to stay at Trapdoor listings?

Living to see 2020...will be my 80th.. maybe add another CZ.

Thank you. So then, the "plinking" load I use of 11gr Unique pushing a 350gr cast at ~ 1000fps would be considered "cowboy"?

Sir, I don't shoot or know anything about the Cowboy shoots, but what is considered a "cowboy" load in the 45-70? Black powder only? Low velocity?

Nevermind

T/C hasn't responded so I took it on myself for a fix. Well, the epoxy was a very brittle two part epoxy [I think Devcon] and a knife blade popped a lot of it off, then a twist on the nuts popped the rest. I'll pick out the rest that was inside the spring. The rifle shoots less than a MOA with...

I don't think it will be an easy fix...the epoxy is inside the spring windings. If you have a Compass, you can see what I mean. Hoping the "warranty" will kick in and T/C fixes the issue. I won't muck with it until I exhaust my options with T/C. They shouldn't tell you in the manual you can...

I was going to adjust the trigger on my Compass per the T/C instructions and found that T/C has put a glob of epoxy all over the adjustment spring and nuts. Has anyone run into this roadblock with their Compass? Any ideas on getting the epoxy off the hardware? Heat? T/C hasn't responded to my email.

Well, there you go. My son is the nut here...I think he funds Cajun on a regular basis. Can't have too many. I like the 452's and the newer 455's and my daily 83.

CZ Porn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great guns. If this is your first CZ, there will be many more. I know.

I "plink" with my 1886 Winchester........11 grains Unique pushing a 350 cast at around 1000.....fun load, easy on the shoulder.

Yep, and you probably won't have to field dress it. ;)

Well, that certainly is sub MOA....good shooting.

Is anyone on this forum shooting both .223 and 5.56 in their Compass? Reading about the interchangeability of the two rounds, it seems that the chamber should be for the 5.56. If it is chambered for the .223, shooting 5.56 would show increased pressure over the .223 chamber, and could be...

Yep, So for that same reason I've owned a 25-35, 38-55, 44-40 [Winchesters of course] and still have the 45-70

My 1926 .32 Special SRC '94 will never be sold....so many memories connected to it. One reason I bought it 50 years ago was that it wasn't a 30-30. ;)