I'm familiar with the Savage magazine modification, but it would be nice to have a a more economical drop-in option. As far as I know, all Flobert II, 54, and 64 actions use the same magazine.Originally Posted by Teac
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I'm familiar with the Savage magazine modification, but it would be nice to have a a more economical drop-in option. As far as I know, all Flobert II, 54, and 64 actions use the same magazine.
Looks like a new action model ....
Soon ??
Interested if price is 945 euro and won't raise too much in Canadian dollars
At that price its about the same as a Lithgow or the Zephyr II
They are soon to be my next favorite gun. Looks quite like the CZ 457 , MY current favorite gun ... S
Soon :-)
a few years back, CZ made rifles that were branded and sold as Walther rifles, it looks to my untrained eye that now CZ is making a rifle that is being branded and sold as an anshutz, that rifle has 457 written all over it with a slightly modified trigger group that incorporates the mag release
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Friends don't let friends drive fords
LOL... ah no. You cant compare a Skoda to a BMW.
CZ dont compare what so ever to this rifle neither in accuracy, fit or finish.
This rifle is 100% designed and manufactured by Anschutz in Ulm, Germany.
Soon :-( ?
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