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  1. 09-10-2017, 03:32 PM #1
    maza
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    I have a 17hmr in the black composite and a .22lr in the grey lamminate. they are both superb. Cant fault them at all.

    Light weight,
    superb build quality
    unique cocking bolt,
    faultless loading and cycling of mags.

    Cant understand why they are not more popular...


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  2. 11-10-2017, 05:44 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by maza View Post
    I have a 17hmr in the black composite and a .22lr in the grey lamminate. they are both superb. Cant fault them at all.

    Light weight,
    superb build quality
    unique cocking bolt,
    faultless loading and cycling of mags.

    Cant understand why they are not more popular...


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    Probably because they are a little bit more pricey that the go to CZ. Shame because they are a lot les clumbsey.
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  3. 11-11-2017, 11:03 PM #3
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    I also have a laminate t-bolt .22 had it almost a year now and I'm very happy with my choice. it has served me well. Nice, light and easy to handle. Good to look at. The bolt has loosened nicely with use. I find it to fit me well compared to its competition. My only two faults would be the heavy trigger wich I have become somewhat use to,(may try what's been suggested above to make it lighter) and the plastic buttpad would of being nice in rubber. And if I was to really nit pic a metal trigger blade would of felt abit more quality.
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  4. 28-02-2018, 04:43 PM #4
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    I had a Browning T bolt and it was quite simply the worst rifle I have ever owned. I could never get it to remain accurate (it had the target barrel) and it was an utter joy to get rid of it and go back the the CZ brand, which has been brilliant straight out of the box.
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  5. 07-03-2018, 01:26 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by mh374 View Post
    I had a Browning T bolt and it was quite simply the worst rifle I have ever owned. I could never get it to remain accurate (it had the target barrel) and it was an utter joy to get rid of it and go back the the CZ brand, which has been brilliant straight out of the box.
    How long did you own the t bolt?
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  6. 15-03-2018, 09:46 AM #6
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    I owned one for a just over a year. Glad to get rid of it.
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  7. 18-03-2018, 03:16 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by mh374 View Post
    I owned one for a just over a year. Glad to get rid of it.
    Each to their own I guess but in my opinion they cannot be beaten as an out and out hunting rifle.
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