ligonierbill
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Are they all made in Turkey? Seems like they are held in low esteem, but I would like to hear from folks who shoot them. Particularly interested in their doubles.
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CZ Shotguns
- Thread starter ligonierbill
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I have one...
Mine is a CZ Ringneck, which I've had for several months. The Ringneck is a SxS, and mine is in 28 gauge.
It's a good gun, made in Turkey by Huglu, and has a lot of the bells and whistles many are enthusiastic about. Single selective trigger, color case hardened receiver and interchangeable choke tubes.
Not fancy or high grade, but solid and fun to shoot. The 28 ga surprises me with its prowess in turning clays into dust.
Mine is a CZ Ringneck, which I've had for several months. The Ringneck is a SxS, and mine is in 28 gauge.
It's a good gun, made in Turkey by Huglu, and has a lot of the bells and whistles many are enthusiastic about. Single selective trigger, color case hardened receiver and interchangeable choke tubes.
Not fancy or high grade, but solid and fun to shoot. The 28 ga surprises me with its prowess in turning clays into dust.
I also have a Ringneck, mines in 20ga., Had problems with it out of the gate, after a half dozen shots first time out the left barrel quit working. Sent it in for warranty work which took damn near five weeks.
Since I got it back the guns been flawless. Have about 800 rounds through it without a hiccup.
It's quickly becoming a favorite. Fast handling, action sized for a 20ga., 26" barrels, perfect setup for northwoods Grouse in heavy cover. Cost was just south of 1K. Everyone who tries it is impressed ( except for that first day).
Since I got it back the guns been flawless. Have about 800 rounds through it without a hiccup.
It's quickly becoming a favorite. Fast handling, action sized for a 20ga., 26" barrels, perfect setup for northwoods Grouse in heavy cover. Cost was just south of 1K. Everyone who tries it is impressed ( except for that first day).