Post by dreamrider on Sept 12, 2018 18:46:31 GMT -5
I played with a Tikka (in the shop) It was ss barrel and synthetic stock 19" barrel it felt like majic in my hands and the action was as smooth as warm oil. Yet to put a CZ in my hands, but it will have to be bl..y good to feel better than the Tikka . Then theres the question of traditional wood and blued or ss stock with .........................?
My hunting rifles are tools. I also have some "safe queens" that only go to the bench to shoot occasionally. For my tools, I want functionality and that is beauty in itself so my hunting rifles are fiberglass stocked and half are stainless. My "safe queens" are all walnut stocked and blued.
Post by dreamrider on Sept 13, 2019 23:01:59 GMT -5
The 223 caliber was a good choice. I have used it for bunny busting early this year, probably bowled 50 in the two days in poor conditions. laid down 4-5 deer in the past year. The CZ handles well. But a tack driver it is not. With the best hand loads it produced one to one and a quarter moa. With the best store bought 62grn ammo, its out to one and a half moa at best.Thats with a 9-1 barrel twist
The 223 caliber was a good choice. I have used it for bunny busting early this year, probably bowled 50 in the two days in poor conditions. laid down 4-5 deer in the past year. The CZ handles well. But a tack driver it is not. With the best hand loads it produced one to one and a quarter moa. With the best store bought 62grn ammo, its out to one and a half moa at best.Thats with a 9-1 barrel twist
Well other than the cheap stock the savage axis 2 rifles with the accutrigger are great shooting guns. My son has a 7mm-08 and it shoots great. My ruger predator .223 shoots well but I’m not the best shot and would be happy with your group size.