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Now, before you all start screaming about "did I expect match accuracy"? I wasn't expecting a chip in the crown of the barrel. Especially on an out the box gun. Little more did I expect it on the replacement also. I'm done. Refund on the way. Anyone else checked the crown job on theirs?

Gun now sold to Paul. Nice chap, easy transaction. Cheers Paul, I hope you enjoy the gun.

Oh and it's 5 chokes. I thought I had 5, found the fifth in the other barrel. Kind of an obvious place to look.

Hi captc I replied to you through gw, no record of it sending though? Could you confirm you received anything, cheers. Just want to know if the system works.

Sear face was cut by a blind dude with a gas axe. Quick file and micro mesh turned out like silk.

Trigger sorted.

Thanks for the replies. I got the rifle from sgc dorset. Nice guys in there. I took it back to them and they agreed, after comparing to fitting with wooden stock, that it was not the best job ever! So, Edgar bros say there are no more of those stocks for the cz550. No more complete rifles either. The only option is a bedding job. I would rather do this myself. I removed the butt pad, it was bonded on so it removed a nice chunk of stock with it. This is where I saw the material make up. I've been trying to show you pictures but iPads don't upload here. I am a shipwright by trade, I work with wood, metal and grp. This stock is made of several materials, like high bird quoted, but I would NEVER call it a composite. However, it's mine now and I've smashed the end off so I need to work it up. I've added 2inches on the stupidly short 11.5 inch lop and a cheek riser, all made from wood. Ill glass it to the stock after I have lived with it on a temp fixing. It might annoy me. (Cleaning rods) The stock is so sub standard it seems like a gimmick selling tool and I've been caught. The cheek is so low because of the length of the bolt. The bolt on full extraction runs on the cheek peice. The new riser is 25mm high and still allows function and removal of the bolt. Rant over! I'll see if I can get the pics on. Cheers.

By the way, I've started cutting and shutting on this stock now. It is not Kevlar. It has some glass fibres in it but not enough to call it fibreglass, certainly not Kevlar. I feel cheated. I think it's injection moulded too.

Maybe a bell and Carlson stock. They both seem to produce them.

I have a Friday afternoon cz550. Hs Kevlar stock. Ali bedding plate. Had it apart today to rectify trigger sears and found some bedding issues. At the rear of the bed plate there are witness marks of the 'teeth' on the bottom of the action. At the the front of the bed plate these marks don't exist. Upon further examination when the action is torqued down, I can get a feeler gauge between the action and cncd bed plate. Now, I'm thinking this is not right. It seems the front lug is too long. It gets worse! The bottom plate doesn't sit flat on the underside of the bedding plate either. It sits there and rocks up and down by about 4 mm. Is this going to cause me problems, as I'm a bit annoyed that after all the money to buy the ******, it may need work to make it right. Opinions please chaps.

Yes. I'll do that. It's when the rifle is cocked. My friend says he can polish the sears for me and make it smooth as glass. But that could effect the guarantee if anything is amiss with it.

If the neck tension is lower ,then the pressure will not build up as high. Also the split case won't seal properly in the chamber. So lower pressure is the result here, too. So why do they exit the muzzle faster? Funny old thing.

Brand new rifle. I've fired 35 rds. Love the set trigger. Hate the single stage trigger. I didn't notice it to start with, now it's awful. It feels like its on a ratchet system and even when released the trigger doesn't return. Any other people experience this?

Rubbish rifle. Think I have one propping up a shelf somewhere.

Got a luxano with 2 barrels and a load of chokes. I hardly ever use it.