Control Round Feed ?

[DGY]

Alpine rifle craft. He makes a really nice CF action! The rifle aren’t cheap though!

 

[mark2015]

I know that you can get the Winchester Model 70 in CRF . Who else makes a good rifle with this type of action ?
Thanks

 

[Kevin32]

Who else makes them currently besides ruger, kimber and winchester?

I wish CZ still made mauser style CRF rifles

The cz600 is controlled round feed. Doesn't have the Mauser claw tho.

 

[m1008]

The cz600 is controlled round feed. Doesn't have the Mauser claw tho.

That’s a stretch same lie people say about the sako 85. Actually its worse than a sako 85 least the Sako has a mechanical ejector

 

[Kevin32]

That’s a stretch same lie people say about the sako 85. Actually its worse than a sako 85 least the Sako has a mechanical ejector
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What do you mean? If you simply push the bolt back and forth you'll empty the magazine. Controlled round feed. A Lee Enfield will do the same. The ejector doesn't change if it's CRF or not.

 

[HeadDamage]

Not all Ruger M77 are CRF. The first iteration with the tang safety is not a CRF action. The M77 MkII and Hawkeye are CRF.

The very early M77 mk2 rifles did not have CRF.

 

[m1008]

What do you mean? If you simply push the bolt back and forth you'll empty the magazine. Controlled round feed. A Lee Enfield will do the same. The ejector doesn't change if it's CRF or not.

Push the bolt back and forth on any gun and it’ll empty the magazine

 

[9.3mauser]

Push the bolt back and forth on any gun and it’ll empty the magazine

He means without rotating it down to lock it. Do that with a Rem 700 and you'll have one in the chamber and another wedged in behind it.

 

[1ShotKing]

The very early M77 mk2 rifles did not have CRF.

Thanks for clarifying! I did some looking into this a few weeks back and the sources I found didn't mention that.

 

[bcsteve]

Not all Ruger M77 are CRF. The first iteration with the tang safety is not a CRF action. The M77 MkII and Hawkeye are CRF.

And not all MKII’s are CRF either, the early ones were also push feed.

**edit: HeadDamage beat me to it.

 

[Kevin32]

He means without rotating it down to lock it. Do that with a Rem 700 and you'll have one in the chamber and another wedged in behind it.

Which is why I'm still wondering why he wouldn't consider the cz600 to be CRF. It's advertised and works as such.

 

[geologist]

And not all MKII’s are CRF either, the early ones were also push feed.

**edit: HeadDamage beat me to it.

Not all Model 70s are CRF.

 

[bcsteve]

Not all Model 70s are CRF.

I think that's pretty well known that they weren't CRF from 1964 to the early 90's.

 

[Meroh]

Who else makes them currently besides ruger, kimber and winchester?

I wish CZ still made mauser style CRF rifles

Zastava, unfortunately, their production has pivoted to Military Contracts, and no one is importing them. Glad I bought one when I did.

 

[Falconflyer]

this has been best to death
must be new to rifle shootind
kimber win ruger various mausers

What's wrong with being new to rifle shooting? Isn't that how the sport/hobby stays alive?

Maybe if you could form a coherent sentence it would help to convey what your really thinking.