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CZ 527 - Comparison of 2 Types of Kevlar Stock
Does anyone have experience shooting both stocks? I have the Varmint (more traditional style). I am interested in how the Target Varmint stock compares ... how does it fit/feel? Last edited by Oso Polaris; 05-14-2018 at 05:55 PM. |
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I don't think they make the lower one, do they?
I have 2 of them and they fit us well, look silly but function is all I care about. I would buy another if I could find one, actually posted here a year or so ago hoping to find one. Allen |
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I've never seen a CZ with the second stock in person so I can't offer any feedback on that one. Last edited by ben lurkin; 05-15-2018 at 01:13 AM. |
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Ouch, I see B&C has the lower one for $271, I think I got mine for less from CZ when they still produced guns with them. Both versions are the same price!
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I converted a CZ 527 American into a 300 Blackout (before CZ decided to offer the rifle chambered in 300BO). I bought the B&C Varmint Stock from James Calhoun and had him machine in some barrel vents. I think I paid a little over $400 after shipping. It wasn't cheap, but the rifle turned out nice and looks good.
The only CZ purchase that I made and didn't fall in love with is a CZ 527 Royal. I changed out the stock to an American and it became tolerable. I keep meaning to get rid of it or convert it. |
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Mine has "H-S Precision" molded into the recoil pd.
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Thanks - that is a convenient way to distinguish them.
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Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
The CZ 527 Varmint that I recently bought off Gunbroker is a 2003 vintage with a serial number in the 300's, and it is sporting a HS Precision stock. I sighted it in using my standard AR15 reloads (55gr Hornady), and it grouped 6 rounds under a dime.. so much for this rifle being a donor for a .20 cal build!!!
Seems like it is time to sell the CZ 527 Royal or use it as the donor. As far as stock comparison the HS Precision and Bell&Carlson are identical in size/dimension and exterior finish. My two kevlar rifles are identical in appearance. Last edited by Oso Polaris; 05-20-2018 at 01:01 AM. |
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But that spiral barrel, man how can you consider yanking that off and pitching it? I have looked around occasionally on & off for years at getting another stock for that rifle. Choices are limited. |
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