Advice Please Cz 527 .223

[bbs 26]

I have the cz 527 fs in .222 and what a tool on foxy out to 300-350 yards plenty good enougj for foxy. Scerraly acuret shot hundreds of foxes no worryes shoots 3 rounds @ 1.5 inc @ 150 yards with remington 55grain balistic tip

more than capeble of deer work on small deer on scotish boders as we'll

Edited May 31, 2014 by bbs

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers bbs. I absolutely love the full stock cz's my wife and mate hate them. I love the traditional look

[Deker 3,461]

A long time shooting pal of mine got one of these, probably about 5 years ago now, maybe 6, I was with him when he bought it from Tony at Wilts Rod & Gun in Swindon. Cheap as chips (in rifle terms). Light, pointable, easy to use and incredibly accurate. I have been out with him many times using this and the list of great shots it has pulled off goes on and on, we have both been impressed (and possibly a little surprised) just how good this has been for the money!

 

http://www.czub.cz/en/catalog/364-centerfire-rifles-cz/KL/CZ_527_SYNTHETIC.aspx

 

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers Deker. Looks like im not going to be disappointed. Im looking at the ebony, American or laminate. I would defo consider synthetic but I personally much prefer wood.

[Alsone 789]

Cheers Deker. Looks like im not going to be disappointed. Im looking at the ebony, American or laminate. I would defo consider synthetic but I personally much prefer wood.

 

Just get the cheapest stock available and then buy one from Boyds. For £99 its going to be a good investment.

[shropshire dan 467]

I didnt realise that Boyds stock are that cheap mate

[shropshire dan 467]

Just looked at their website Alsone and really like the featherweight thumbhole but can't decide between the forest camo or nutmeg the pepper stock also looks nice but prefer the look of the Nutmeg overall i think.

 

God damn their all so nice also looking at the tacticool for the .22lr as its always out in rough weather and the thumbhole forest camo for the Hmr.

[Alsone 789]

Actually it's my bad on the pricing - they'e $99 not £, so cheaper at around £60!!

 

I like nutmeg but admit pepper looks nice also especially with stainless.

Edited June 1, 2014 by Alsone

[shropshire dan 467]

I agree the pepper would look nice with stainless. Gonna get the .223 then look at kitting them all with new stocks. At that price its well worth doing

[shovel leaner 7,648]

Dan , Dont want to be a spoil sport , but the stock aint going to make it shoot better . put all the money you can afford into the best scope you can get , try to look for a second hand scmidt or a swarovski or similar . Unless money is no object in which case whatever floats your boat .

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers mate. I'm wanting to get another redfield 4-12x40 accurange for it. I have one on the hmr and its a great scope for under £300. I think they are used more on the American market as they are an American scope but for under £300 they are hard to beat.

[charlie caller 3,654]

Well the stock will make it shoot better if the bedding is better than standard, I have the Boyds pepper laminate on my .243 and it is an amazing stock, but just remember you will get stung for the import duty, about £30 in the cz 527 range, the varmint would be my choice, but each to their own.

[shropshire dan 467]

Im wanting the varmint barrel CC

[charlie caller 3,654]

Im wanting the varmint barrel CC

Good choice, just need to get you onto the .222 now and some reloading gear and you will be sorted

[shropshire dan 467]

Haha. Cheers CC. Id love to reload but wouldn't feel confident enough attempting it straight away