CZ527 .223

[lurcherboy]

So who's has one and what are they like?

 

 

Cheers chaps

 

 

 

 

 

LB

[markbivvy]

had one could not fault it, wish i still had it.

[Mungler]

StuartP, shot his yesterday and it's spot on.

 

What turned me onto CZ's was the HMR I have - cheap, cheerful but accurate and ticks all the boxes.

 

I am going to get a CZ in .243.

 

Also, if the Howa I bought has since been lost (a long story) then I will like you be getting a CZ in .223.

[JohnGalway]

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Edited September 22, 2009 by JohnGalway

[markbivvy]

sorry gents.

Edited June 26, 2009 by markbivvy

[Mungler]

Mark, be a love and cut and paste that - I have been banned by the BBS by suggesting that an over priced Sako up for sale was erm over priced. Quicker than you could say "the seller's a bum chum of one of the mods" and yours truly got a ban for interfering with a sale; no right of reply, just bannage. Indeed, I defy anyone to spend a week on the BBS and post and survive. Ah well, if they want to ban people with cleared funds and who deal straight from their sales sections then so be it - they are too busy keeping the door open for rip off merchants from what I can gather

Edited June 26, 2009 by Mungler

[markbivvy]

thanks B.

Edited June 26, 2009 by markbivvy

[Mungler]

Don't buy any gun from a home loader or a range nut - my money is on that rifle has had some use

[plinker]

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Location: hungerford

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winchester model 70 coyote .223

Winchester model 70 coyote .223 stainless barrel, blued action, 1 in 9 twist,

Screwcut and crowned (1/2” unf)

Rifle basix trigger (and factory unit)

Re worked bolt, for smoother cycling/extraction.

Leupold bases

Leupold 1” rings

Leupold 30mm rings

Also include professionally developed load data

 

 

 

 

 

 

(bipod, mod and scope not included)

 

if face to face i will include 50 rounds of homeloads to my own very accurate hunting load, 27gn H4895 50gn Ballistic tip (subject to allowance on FAC, and on the basis that i havent used them already)

 

i'm second owner, original owner had professionally loaded ammo made for it and the rifle was delivered with 100 rounds (55 vmax 26.3 gn AA2460, 3447 fps, cloverleaf groups).

 

when that was used he bought 100 blue box federal and only used 20 (shoots about 1" with them).

 

i shot the 80 federal, plus 20 reminton and 20 rws facory rounds (all shot 1" or there abouts).

 

i've also shot 100 55gn vmax and 100 55gn b tip (27gn h4895) and 9 65 btsp sierras (they shot 19mm at 25.5gn - need to be pushed faster i think?)

 

so about 450 plus whatever was used to develop that original load (about 9 rounds if it were me?).

 

the factory trigger has been worked over but still had some creep so i put a rifle basix in it which is fantastic.

 

the bore has been checked with a borescope and is prefect

 

the gun has cost me

 

£450 gun, rings, bases

£100 screwcut

£102 trigger

£30 30mm rings

 

 

asking price £550 face to face or RFD fees at cost

take it from me stay well away from that one. Edited June 26, 2009 by plinker

[magman]

bobleeswagger bobleeswagger is offline

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Join Date: Jan 2009

Location: hungerford

Posts: 20

winchester model 70 coyote .223

Winchester model 70 coyote .223 stainless barrel, blued action, 1 in 9 twist,

Screwcut and crowned (1/2” unf)

Rifle basix trigger (and factory unit)

Re worked bolt, for smoother cycling/extraction.

Leupold bases

Leupold 1” rings

Leupold 30mm rings

Also include professionally developed load data

 

 

 

(bipod, mod and scope not included)

 

if face to face i will include 50 rounds of homeloads to my own very accurate hunting load, 27gn H4895 50gn Ballistic tip (subject to allowance on FAC, and on the basis that i havent used them already)

 

i'm second owner, original owner had professionally loaded ammo made for it and the rifle was delivered with 100 rounds (55 vmax 26.3 gn AA2460, 3447 fps, cloverleaf groups).

 

when that was used he bought 100 blue box federal and only used 20 (shoots about 1" with them).

 

i shot the 80 federal, plus 20 reminton and 20 rws facory rounds (all shot 1" or there abouts).

 

i've also shot 100 55gn vmax and 100 55gn b tip (27gn h4895) and 9 65 btsp sierras (they shot 19mm at 25.5gn - need to be pushed faster i think?)

so about 450 plus whatever was used to develop that original load (about 9 rounds if it were me?).

 

the factory trigger has been worked over but still had some creep so i put a rifle basix in it which is fantastic.

 

the bore has been checked with a borescope and is prefect

 

the gun has cost me

 

£450 gun, rings, bases

£100 screwcut

£102 trigger

£30 30mm rings

 

 

asking price £550 face to face or RFD fees at cost

 

Bet they need to be slowed down to stabilized more like

[Mungler]

Errrr I believe the word you gents are looking for is "battered".

 

Or rather, that guns been ******* well battered, as we would say in Essex.

 

Swervetastic.

 

What else is out there?

 

Mark, can you find me something in .243 local - that Sako was from a guy in Maldon (just down the road from me) and I would have paid him what it was worth - is that still on there?

[markbivvy]

Errrr I believe the word you gents are looking for is "battered".

 

Or rather, that guns been ******* well battered, as we would say in Essex.

 

Swervetastic.

 

What else is out there?

 

Mark, can you find me something in .243 local - that Sako was from a guy in Maldon (just down the road from me) and I would have paid him what it was worth - is that still on there?

not local but might be worth the trip

http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=90677

and in the money.

[markbivvy]

have a look at the new browning A bolt

quite good for not a lot of money.

[Mungler]

not local but might be worth the trip

http://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=90677

and in the money.

 

 

LOL that cost more than my TD5

[markbivvy]

Errrr I believe the word you gents are looking for is "battered".

 

Or rather, that guns been ******* well battered, as we would say in Essex.

 

Swervetastic.

 

What else is out there?

 

Mark, can you find me something in .243 local - that Sako was from a guy in Maldon (just down the road from me) and I would have paid him what it was worth - is that still on there?

Arrow Sako 75 Hunter .243cal + accessories.

As Title:

 

Sako 75 Hunter .243cal (mk3) r/h.

 

Purchased new by me; fired around 70 factory rounds in total (will check exact quantity).

 

Screw cut for moderator.

Un-marked wooden stock with sling studs.

As new condition.

 

Comes with: Synthetic stock for stalking/high seat work.

30mm Optilock rings and bases.

PES T12 stainless sound moderator.

Origional box and paperwork (manual).

Any remaining factory ammunition I have.

 

 

Has been cleaned after each and every outing and shoots/groups very well.

 

Only selling due to caliber change/new rifle on order.

 

Offers around £925 considered. Face to face only please.

 

Pictures can be sent to any interested parties, please ask.

 

Kind Regards

 

Peter

[magman]

LOL that cost more than my TD5

 

You from Yorkshire

[Mungler]

LOL that's the fella. Ask him how much for the rifle and rings and bases. Cash waiting with open slot in Brentwood

[markbivvy]

LOL that's the fella. Ask him how much for the rifle and rings and bases. Cash waiting with open slot in Brentwood

 

you have pm.

[Mungler]

Ta very chap

[Harnser]

Errrr I believe the word you gents are looking for is "battered".

 

Or rather, that guns been ******* well battered, as we would say in Essex.

 

Swervetastic.

 

What else is out there?

 

Mark, can you find me something in .243 local - that Sako was from a guy in Maldon (just down the road from me) and I would have paid him what it was worth - is that still on there?

 

Or ,in norfolk we would say ,the gun has been well stretched .

Harnser .

[markbivvy]

Or ,in norfolk we would say ,the gun has been well stretched like an Essex boys rectum.

Harnser .

 

good man M.

[Mungler]

good man M.

 

P.S. I love men, regularly

 

Each to their own. Fair dos all round.

[Dunkield]

So who's has one and what are they like?

Cheers chaps

LB

I have one, it has changed a bit since I bought it but it has always shot well.

I don't like the hogsback stocks some of them come with, mine is/was a Lux and the wooden stock was horrible, waaay to thin in the forend, I even pulled the QD stud out just putting a bipod on it

Having got rid of the stock and had it chopped by 3" I realy like it, shoots hand loads well, shoot factory stuff well, and it was as cheap as chips

The bolt is a bit agricultural compared to say a Tikka, but other than that, as tool for doing a job I can't fault it.

[lurcherboy]

Thanks Stuart

 

 

 

 

LB

[dusk2dawn]

So who's has one and what are they like?

 

 

Cheers chaps

 

 

 

 

 

LB

 

Hi LB you are more than welcome to pop over anytime and have a few rounds with mine, cannot fault it since I had the bolt reworked, excellent value for money workhorse especially with S&B on top.

 

If your flexible we could have an evening at Charlie, from time to time I have a ******** to shoot over from the sunroof of the Def.

 

Come over and have a catch up

 

Rgds D2D.

Edited June 28, 2009 by dusk2dawn