hossdaniels
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Particularly this one for a lightweight paper/coyote killer.
http://www.cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=90
http://www.cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=90
CZ 527 opinions
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hossdaniels
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thanks for the reply, what kind of groups do you get on average?
anyone else?
anyone else?
I have several CZ Rifles. I think they're one of the best values out there. I have a .204 with a "set" trigger that'll easily shoot under 1/2 and inch at 100 and under 1" groups at 200 if I'm shooting well that day. Then I have a 452 American CZ .22 and it's a tack driver pure and simple. With a fixed 4 power nikon it's lowered the squirrel population in missouri!! 
I think CZ's are simply great weapons for what you pay for them.
Gideon
I think CZ's are simply great weapons for what you pay for them.
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rangerruck
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I have two, actually have 1, and am selling it. they are fantastic rifles, the set triggers are as good as it gets, without getting an Annie. they are super accurate. I don't know about the synth stock ones, so hopefully they are fully floated and pillar bedded.
but they are the most accurate rifles I have ever had, and even the one I am selling, I would shoot it, in a bench comp, against anyone anytime.
check these groups at 100 yds, just off sandbag rests;
every group is sub 1 inch, even the crappy wolf, and it is 62 grains. This rifle
may be moa with up to 65 grainers, but that would be about it. It is a
1/12 twist.
but they are the most accurate rifles I have ever had, and even the one I am selling, I would shoot it, in a bench comp, against anyone anytime.
check these groups at 100 yds, just off sandbag rests;
every group is sub 1 inch, even the crappy wolf, and it is 62 grains. This rifle
may be moa with up to 65 grainers, but that would be about it. It is a
1/12 twist.
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