new squirrel gun in the works....

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be here is a couple weeks. i am a walnut guy, but will give it a try

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it is a cz but not the ultra lux. they discounted it in 2011 and i foundone pretty cheap NIB. real light- 5.5 lbs with an adjustable trigger and a 22.5" barrel. has a schnabel fore-end
 
Barrel looks longer than that in the pic.

I'm sure that one is more accurate, but I'm considering setting up the CZ autoloader as my next squirrel gun. I like not having to work an action (extra movement and noise) as there is often more than one squirrel cutting, and can often quickly get two or three from a single tree if shooting the first doesn't too badly spook the others. In that regard, bet that extra-long barreled Ultra Lux would have a quieter bark when you pull the trigger.
 
the barrel does look longer in the pic, i know. my other cz 22's barrel is listed at 21.9. i will check out their autoloader
 
Here's the autoloader.
http://www.cz-usa.com/products/view/cz-512/

20.6" barrel and weighs 5.9 lbs.
Wish they would offer it without sights and with a little longer barrel.

By contrast the Ultra Lux has a 28.5" barrel!
I'd have an Ultra Lux if they made them in Left Hand.
No problem in my shooting a right-handed autoloader on left shoulder, but it's a little awkward working the bolt with the wrong hand on a bolt gun.
 
i looked at it. nice looking gun. it is a different mold than most autoloaders as it has a two piecce stocks, like the brownings. they have the prettiest autoloading shotgun i have seen on their. around 450.00 bucks.
 
Ita CZ 452 style, the same as the silhouette but with a nickel finish, very nice piece of equipment.

Everything falls right into place when its shouldered,the cheek piece , the grip & forearm feel great, all you need is a good scope & have the trigger done & its be perfect.

Bang for the buck CZ makes some of the best shooters around,a fine chioce you've made.
 
I'm tell'n ya. the stocks on those guns are nice, sturdy & comfortable, I really like a wood stock but these aint shabby by any stretch.

Suppose a guy could get some checkering done on a synthetic stock ?? some on the grip & forearm would look great & add some extra to hold to, but considering its a synthetic stock its not slippery at all. (like some I've felt)
 

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