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RE: Chinese Landed in Beckley
The rifle if, memory serves, is a copy of the CZ452. While the CZ American has both action bolts in the receiver some of the CZs & this JW-15 have one bolt in the action & another that screws into a tendon which is dovetailed into the barrel. For the money these rifles normally shoot pretty good. I fired many 5 shot groups using a 3X9 Bushnell Banner scope & various ammunition. As long as I cheeked the rifle correctly each shot & repeated the bags/rest ride it would shoot 3/4 inch groups at 50 yards with stuff it liked.
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(07-08-2012, 10:17 PM)rdnck Wrote: So you're saying that this is a pre WWll rifle?
No, I have no idea when the rifle was produced but I would think in the last 20 or 30 years. A short search just now came with nothing as to dates of production.
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(07-08-2012, 11:28 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Lynn is this going to be your new 22 silly wet shooter?
Don this rifle was a loaner from the LGS much like the Kimber. I could purchase the rifle should I like but for some reason the barrel bolt turns me off. I'd rather both action bolts were in the action.
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(07-09-2012, 03:27 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Have you saw those Russian olympic rifles on CDNN?
Haven't seen it Don.
Quote:Lynn you got a dang good lgs....
I sell the LGS their bullets plus I've known the owner for years. I give him some 45 Keiths from time to time like I'm sending you. He loves the things plus I do a hand cast button nose WC 38 that makes him weak in the knees................so I can take most things there for a drive. HEE HEE