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hear nothing but great things about cz bolt actions and probably the most accurate rim fire bolt action
I've been hearing this as well and I finally decided to jump into the deep end with one. I held a Canadian version and I felt it was a little small, well the UltraLux is plenty big enough - I found myself almost bracing it on the mag instead of the stock. I won't be hunting with it, I just wanted a tack driver for plinking at the range up to 100 metres with iron sights. Yes, metres, not yards. So far, I feel like I made the right choice.
I "worked from home" today and low and behold - I ended up at the range around lunchtime. Huh. It was foggy as heck, I was the only one there, and I had a whole bunch of solo time planned for my new CZ 452 Ultralux.
All groups were shot offhand with factory open sights, trying different ammo types. I've found my UL prefers CCI Standard Velocity or CCI Blazer - any jacketed bullets are not predictable. I can only imagine what this thing could do with bags or a stand and a scope.
If you look through the fog in the middle of the picture you can just make out my target stand - that is what I was shooting at when it was at 100 metres.
First 5 groups of 5 shots at 25 metres (not yards). All groups except top right was with CCI Standard Velocity
Best 50 metre group of 10 shots
Best 100 metre 10 shot group - though some rounds came up from the bottom target; I was getting tired of trying to see the target through the fog by the time this groups was over.
100 metre targets - all were 10 shot groups, or at least they were supposed to be groups
I was just about to leave but decided to run some more mags through my MKIII Hunter and my fourth round in on the first mag the shot didn't sound right, so I unloaded and had a peek and hoping not to see.....yup, a squib. First time this has happened to me with a .22LR. When I stripped my gun at home later there was unburned gunpowder all throughout my pistol. That could have turned out worse, I imagine.
From advice of others, I decided to order some Birchwood Casey Lead Remover cloths from the States (they don't sell them here). The cloths finally showed up in the mail, so I thought I would try them on my SP101 cylinder. I have never tried to clean the front of the cylinder other than a quick wipe and I got the gun with the front all black. Not even ten minutes of wiping with the cloth and it looks new again. I'm impressed and I recommend these to anyone with stainless guns.
A little out of focus but you can see how black the cylinder face was before cleaning:
And then after using the Birchwood Casey Lead Remover cloth for under ten minutes:
The shipping for the second batch of Anschutz MSR RX22 is taking FOREVER.
I was this close to buying this when they had them a few months back lol
eyeing a glock 19 gen4 right now. first pistol purchase. hard to find in the used market although there are plenty of 17s for sale. maybe ill just settle for a gen 3 heh
I was this close to buying this when they had them a few months back lol
eyeing a glock 19 gen4 right now. first pistol purchase. hard to find in the used market although there are plenty of 17s for sale. maybe ill just settle for a gen 3 heh
As far as I know, all the glock 19 gen 4s were imported from the US with aftermarket barrels. There haven't been any official shipments to Canadia so hence the scarcity.
Talked to the folks at Wanstall's and because of the dollar, apparently the next shipment of gen 3s will be sitting around $1000.
As far as I know, all the glock 19 gen 4s were imported from the US with aftermarket barrels. There haven't been any official shipments to Canadia so hence the scarcity.
Talked to the folks at Wanstall's and because of the dollar, apparently the next shipment of gen 3s will be sitting around $1000.
Better jump on that if you want it!
really? man I shouldof grabbed that bnib gen 3 for $850 a few weeks back then
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^ only gen 3 19 came in with factory threaded barrels.
I would go gen 3 with gen4 recoil spring, unless you're a lefty or want to add back straps.
I'm not a glock guy i'd go mp before glock but i do love the glock 19,the HK SFP9 and sig 320s are great
was looking into the SFP9 as well. functions nice but not feeling the look as much as the glock 19
so many different varietys of the P226. which one do you guys use or recommend? Heard the older German made ones are better. US made ones aren't as good
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