The Varmint retains all of the features that made the 527 famous, from its controlled round feed and claw extractor to its. The rifle can be equipped with a walnut American-style stock or a grey laminate stock with palm swell and wide forend for use on a forward rest. I just want to make very sure there isn't another option before I cut the stock for a LOP that fits me. The CZ 527 Varmint has a heavy hammer forged barrel and two stock options. I know this borders whining, but it sure seems a shame that there are no synthetic (rigid) options for a rifle they went to such pains to make so compact and light. If wishes were horses I'd be cleaning up after another four-legged fertilizer plant and B&C would offer a sporter weight/contour stock for the 527. I am guessing the "poly" stock offered by CZ for the M1 is definitely not constructed like the varmint synthetics, but was hoping to ascertain that they may be somewhat better that the so-called "Tupperware" of other makes. The laminate definitely was an very slippery to boot. By photos alone, I had determined that the factory varmint synthetic (of either make) was bulkier than I wanted. The CZ 527 Varmint has a heavy hammer forged barrel and two stock options. I believe my Varmint 223 is an 09 vintage as well, but started with the laminate stock. CZ 527 Varmint Description Discontinued from standard production in 2014. No doubt, the factory varmint stocks (HS Precision and B&C) are excellent stocks and quite rigid. I have searched here and over the 'net and have found few and short references to the nature of this stock's quality or quirks but remember having seen comments in the past.īy the way, the wood I am replacing is as plain as a mud fence and actually looks like fake wood grain, so I am committing no fashion offense in removing it.
Ideally, B&C would make their version as for the Zastava M85 ("mini-Mauser") but that still hasn't happened. Is the CZ 527 M1 Polymer Stock the same thing as the so-called "Tupperware" aftermarket stocks or is it any bit stiffer or "better" in any way.
I am not looking to make this rifle a bench gun or target gun, rather I need a lightweight and compact field rifle that carries and handles well. Been planning to replace the Lux stock for some time now and when this thread came-up decided to ask the experts here about using a carbine stock. CZ 527 Carbine, 7.62X39 Product Name CZ 527 Carbine, 7.62X0 Firearm Type Rifle Purpose Hunting Chambering 7.62x39 Twist Rate 1:9. In the puzzling absence of a sporter style synthetic for the wonderfully petite and very hunting-appropriate 527, I find the only option to be the polymer stock CZ offers. My CZ has a LUX stock in which I was wondering if the standard stock, for a 527 carbine (7.62 X 39 m/m), would drop-in replacing my. 311 bullets, some American brass ammo may not perform as well as the imported steel-cased variety because of SAAMI brass dimensions and varying bullet diameters.I could use some help from anyone who's used the CZ 527 M1 Polymer Stock. Both chamberings offered in the Carbine are economical to shoot given their service rifle heritage and the availability of surplus ammunition.īuilt to CIP specifications, CZ’s 7.62×39 chambers are ideal for shooting steel-cased surplus ammo. MDT offers several chassis systems to accommodate both the CZ 455 and C 457 rimfire rifles, while our versatile LSS Gen 2 Chassis system can work with the. Built on a 223-length action, the tiniest of our centerfire platforms is also one. CZ makes a suite of firearms that include centerfire and rimfire rifles. Chambered in 223, 6.5 Grendel or 7.62×39, most of those have enough knock-down power for medium game at shorter ranges.
#CZ 527 STOCK CRACK CRACK#
Every single crack was from dropping the gun from 2-3' onto a solid surface i.e. Threaded 5/8×24 (or 1/2×28 in 223) for a suppressor, this short, handy 527 is equally happy shooting steel or taking down hogs. For a long time this was CZ’s only model chambered in 7.62×39 (now joined by the 527 Youth Carbine), it combines low recoil with effectiveness on medium-sized game such as deer and wild boar, making it ideal for younger shooters. Me & others in my shop and many of our customers have put that crack in several CZ 527's. The Carbine is an intermediate range ‘brush gun.’ Weighing in at less than 6 lbs, this handy rifle has a straight comb walnut stock and open sights.
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