Finished putting together another rifle for bears and feral hogs not long ago.
CZ 550 FS 9,3x62mm 20.5" barrel 1:9.5 twist and factory Irons.
Hill Country Rifles bedded and accurized it into a McMillan CZ AHR "McSwirly" (50% Tan 25% Olive 25% Dark Gray).
I had CZ-USA replace the plastic follower and floor plate for metal, and the c-clip single nut firing pin for the double nut assembly. Talley QD rings and a Burris Signature Select Safari 1.75-5x32mm LRS Fast Plex.
With five (5) 286gr. Nosler Partitions it weighs in at 8lbs 12.7oz.
Shoots just under MOA with the NP, and almost .650 with 250gr. TSX. :yoyo:
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More than likely this rig will make the trip out West this Sept. to hunt bears with Bearmanric.
That's a HELL OF A RIFLE,that's FO sure !!! :laf: where ya goin for Bear ? Wash. State ?
Bob
Fos,
That is a nice looking rifle and it is a shooter which even makes it better.
Jerry
So far I haven't had any complaints with the CZ rifles. They always seem to polish up nice, and end up shooting well.
I'll be heading back up to Washington this Sept. to hunt bears with Rick. I think this year we'll actually concentrate on bears, as the previous years we were calling mainly for cougar! Haven't seen any cougars, but Rick sure does pull those bobcats out of the forest!
That does look sharp.
Ok now....the furs...what the heck have you got there in that bottom pic? :confused:
Jim
I noticed that also,,I thought it looked like Hide was cut into a Specific shape,,almost like they will slide into each other and LOCK !!! But I can't place the fur ???
I Like BOTH Rugs in the Pics and would be happy with either or !!! Thats a lot of tanning right there isn't it ???
Bob
The top one is a spotted fallow and the bottom is a bunch of springbok made into a small rug.
That is soooo cool FO. :biggrin:
Really liked the springbok rug. :eyebrow:
:laf: He shows off the gun and we all want the rug :biggrin:
Who was it that got OFF TOPIC and started with this quote? "OK now....the furs...what the heck have you got there in that bottom pic?" :innocentwhistle:
Jerry
(http://www.championtannery.com/smilies/smilie_kopf.gif) That'd be me :eyebrownod:
I didnt care about the gun once I saw those awesome furs :innocentwhistle: It's a fetich, I mean fetish :doh2: :wink:
You have a fetish and I have a flinch when I shoot. I guess we are even.
Jerry
LOL, I'll be posting another semi-custom build in a couple months. I'll make sure to take pictures of the rifle with my Kudu rug. :eyebrownod:
I think you best just lay it on the hood of the truck if you want us to really look at the gun. :biggrin:
Fos, super looking rig for sure. love those CZs. Whats the ballistics on that round ??
Richard Grantham
Richard,
Good to see you here! I hope all is well with you. Next time you pass through Seguin, please let me know.
The 9,3x62mm is by far my favorite medium bore. I prefer it over the .375H&H. Smacks game animals with practically the same authority as the H&H, but felt recoil is less. To me, the 286gr. load feels similar to a heavily loaded (220gr.) 30-06.
The ballistics are as follows:
250gr. TSX @ 2620fps
BC .428
SD .267
MPBR 259 yards
286gr. Nosler Partition @ 2430fps
BC .482
SD .305
MPBR 244 yards
I currently have it sighted in 1" high @ 100 yards with the 250gr. TSX. In two weeks I'll be out in Washington state with Bearmanric. Hopefully I'll be able to use it on a big 'ol bruin. :wink:
Thats a nice look'n smoke pole FO. :congrats: