- Location
- Eastern Edge of the Foothills
I bought a Zastava Arms M98 in 30-06 from Tradex. I put a Redfield Revolution 3-9x40 on it and took it to the range today.
Here's what it looks like. Looks pretty good I think. Nice grain on the walnut stock and deep rich bluing.
Here's how it did.
Okay, so that was only one group. I only shot one group with that load. The other load I tried was not as good, but it was with a brand of bullets that I never have good luck with.
But even if that group shown was a fluke, it still shows that this rifle has potential.
The grain on the wood is nice, the wood-to-metal fit is good. no gaps or anything that looks bad. The bolt cycles fine. It's a little rough, but it'll work in, I'm sure. All steel and walnut. NO plastic, and a genuine mauser 98 action.
I'd like a better recoil pad on it, and it's heavier than I usually like, but I find the shape of the stock very comfortable and with groups at less than 1/2 and inch at 100 yards, this will be a fun rifle to play with!
I've owned a Zastava 22LR for a while. Actually it's a Remington Model Five, but it's made by Zastava, and imported by Remington. It's a sweet rifle too. I bought it this spring, and it's accounted for several hundred gophers.
Here's the two brothers together
Here's what it looks like. Looks pretty good I think. Nice grain on the walnut stock and deep rich bluing.
Here's how it did.
Okay, so that was only one group. I only shot one group with that load. The other load I tried was not as good, but it was with a brand of bullets that I never have good luck with.
But even if that group shown was a fluke, it still shows that this rifle has potential.
The grain on the wood is nice, the wood-to-metal fit is good. no gaps or anything that looks bad. The bolt cycles fine. It's a little rough, but it'll work in, I'm sure. All steel and walnut. NO plastic, and a genuine mauser 98 action.
I'd like a better recoil pad on it, and it's heavier than I usually like, but I find the shape of the stock very comfortable and with groups at less than 1/2 and inch at 100 yards, this will be a fun rifle to play with!
I've owned a Zastava 22LR for a while. Actually it's a Remington Model Five, but it's made by Zastava, and imported by Remington. It's a sweet rifle too. I bought it this spring, and it's accounted for several hundred gophers.
Here's the two brothers together


















































