I know I'm over the pond, but I not long sold my R93 Offroad in .243.
I paid £1150 for it, and sold it for the same a year later, mind you it was a few years old, but little shot example.
The scope mount was bought new at nearly £400, and sold for £300.
I have to say it was without doubt the easiest rifle I ever loaded for.
I loaded 10 round of, 55 grain, 58 grain, 65 grain, 75 and 87 grain bullets.
Each load was the book starting load for the various powders i had on the shelf.
I zeroed the rifle with a handful of free PPU 95 grain soft points.
Then taking my time so as to not over heat the barrel, shot 3 shot groups of each ammo.
All groups were less then an inch at 100 yards, and all were so close to zero it made no real difference.
I shot the rest of the ammo all at one target, the group with all the mixed loads measure 1 ¾" inches, all shot at 6x mag.
But I ended up selling it as I just never "bonded" with it, closest I can come to explaining it is "it had no soul"
Just a tupperware rifle with far too many cast aluminium parts and fiddly little bits and pieces.
Now sticking to traditional turn bolts with wood stocks, maybe i'm just weird, but I much prefer my CZ's
Neil.
