Reccomend me a .17HMR

[paulus 26]

more a Lincoln in disguise

Shaguar baby - yeah!!!

carnt give you a like, ive just found out even mods are limited

[Elliott 436]

Oh lads I don't know. Heart says Wehirauch / Anschuts, wallet says CZ.. but I could stretch to a HW or Annie

 

Never heard of the Sako

[The Duncan 802]

God bless you Paul

[jmj121 30]

Oh lads I don't know. Heart says Wehirauch / Anschuts, wallet says CZ.. but I could stretch to a HW or Annie

 

Never heard of the Sako

 

ok, i was told buy cheap buy twice ? buy the Wehirauch and it will serve you for years ...

 

the CZ, is a good gun.... but the Wehirauch, is quality... no need to change the trigger to make it feel better, No plastic mags...... just Quality.

Edited November 16, 2012 by jmj121

[The Duncan 802]

Sako - a finnish rifle, again, very high build quality and loved by their owners.

[jmj121 30]

Sako - a finnish rifle, again, very high build quality and loved by their owners.

 

never did see the point of a multi barrel rifle, i'm probably ill informed about the benefits. just seems a hastle re-zeroing every time you swap it out...

Edited November 16, 2012 by jmj121

[The Duncan 802]

but not an issue if you only have it in one calibre

[paulus 26]

but not an issue if you only have it in one calibre

but doesnt that kind of defeat the reasons for buying a quad

[jmj121 30]

but not an issue if you only have it in one calibre

but doesnt that kind of defeat the reasons for buying a quad

 

Thats what i thought......

[jmj121 30]

surely, the whole point it that you can have one gun and several calibres... but its not as if you can go out with two or more barrels and swap them out in the field ?

[PLEDGEY 493]

I heard the CZ's have crappy triggers?..

Got 2 CZ's. They both came with 'crappy triggers'. Put trigger kits on them, which just about everybody does, at a cost of £12 each, and now they have lovely fluffy light triggers that yer Granny would be proud of!.

[jmj121 30]

why haven't CZ sorted the trigger issue? don't they care that the finished product has to be fixed before its any good ?

[masmiffy 82]

Got my CZ, on recommendation. from and through a gunsmith who worked for H&H and builds custom varmint rifles.

Fitted a rimfire magic trigger kit at £10 cost and it has been superb cant really fault the rifle for the price.

yes.

 

Believe me if I could afford it I would get him to build me one!

An 'English' 17HMR theres a thought!!

The CZ cost me (from memory) £260 spanking new about 18 months back why would you say no to it!!!

Edited November 16, 2012 by masmiffy

[The Duncan 802]

Got my CZ, on recommendation. from and through a gunsmith who worked for H&H and builds custom varmint rifles.

Fitted a rimfire magic trigger kit at £10 cost and it has been superb cant really fault the rifle for the price.

yes.

 

Believe me if I could afford it I would get him to build me one!

An 'English' 17HMR theres a thought!!

The CZ cost me (from memory) £260 spanking new about 18 months back why would you say no to it!!!

Because my hw is exquisite and doesn't owe me anything. When I had CZ's it just wasn't the same experience in terms of slickness of how components worked together smoothness of firing cycle, trigger (in many ways), depth of bluing, stock shape and wood quality etc etc.. I also find my Weihrauch more accurate than any CZ I've had or fired.

[Deker 3,450]

Sportsmans prices Today both .17 HMR

 

Cz American £365.99

Weihrauch HW60J £692.90

 

The Weirauch is Nearly Double the money, it will not shoot any better and it will not last any longer and it will not be any more reliable.

 

Fact is if you want one then fine, I don't, CZ does everything I need, so I'm happy.

 

Others may want a Weirauch, Fine!