CZ 600 Alpha. 10 shot group with the same 6cm ammo you are looking to use yourself. Well worth a little extra weight.7.7 lbs![]()
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CZ 600 Alpha. 10 shot group with the same 6cm ammo you are looking to use yourself. Well worth a little extra weight.7.7 lbs![]()
It’s crazy to me how many folks still sleep on the 103 ELDX. It’s a little monster in animals.I have a Ruger American gen 1 6 creed and have been really happy with it. I replaced the stock with an MDT Field stock and changed over to AICS mags. That made a world of difference, feeds substantially better. It’s not a light weight gun, but I love it. I shoot 103 grain ELD-X and have killed mule deer, whitetails, and coyotes out to 350 yards and it lays them down every time . Extremely happy for a $480 rifle.
I had complete pass throughs on both front shoulders of a mature mule deer last fall at 300 yards. He made it about 20 yards. It’s also hell on coyotes.It’s crazy to me how many folks still sleep on the 103 ELDX. It’s a little monster in animals.
It is what I'm shooting in my 6 ARC. Was the bullet that grouped the best and has done good work on what I've shot.It’s crazy to me how many folks still sleep on the 103 ELDX. It’s a little monster in animals.
Ended up buying a Tikka T3x Stainless literally threaded in 6.5 creedmoor yesterday. Got some 40 eldms.It’s crazy to me how many folks still sleep on the 103 ELDX. It’s a little monster in animals.
That’s a crazy good trigger that comes with that rifle. I’m impressed after dealing with the flex-0- magic stock problem.CZ 600 Alpha. 10 shot group with the same 6cm ammo you are looking to use yourself. Well worth a little extra weight.
Have several of the CZ 600 Alpha's, first thing done to each out of the box, saw off some of the fore-end and put JB Weld in the partitioned off areas. Takes care of the "flex-o-magic stock".That’s a crazy good trigger that comes with that rifle. I’m impressed after dealing with the flex-0- magic stock problem.
I decided to change out the stock, annd CZ sold me theOEM stock that comes standard on the Lux model. This worked for me ans I did not want the Lux rifle set up with the iron sights.Have several of the CZ 600 Alpha's, first thing done to each out of the box, saw off some of the fore-end and put JB Weld in the partitioned off areas. Takes care of the "flex-o-magic stock".
A couple of the fore-end remnants laying below in the picture.
And yes, the trigger is awesome!
Why did you cut off the front of the forestock as opposed to a different stiffening fix?Have several of the CZ 600 Alpha's, first thing done to each out of the box, saw off some of the fore-end and put JB Weld in the partitioned off areas. Takes care of the "flex-o-magic stock".
A couple of the fore-end remnants laying below in the picture.
And yes, the trigger is awesome!
Or did you put a rod through it, bed it and put the end back on the stock? You have me thinking about a fix.Why did you cut off the front of the forestock as opposed to a different stiffening fix?
Lots to like about the barreled action. Mag lock, 60 degree bolt throw, very accurate threaded barrel built on pic ring mount, and I really like the safety after I go comfortable with it. You solved the only bad feature I came up with.Or did you put a rod through it, bed it and put the end back on the stock? You have me thinking about a fix.
1. It was ugly (to long & floppy)Why did you cut off the front of the forestock as opposed to a different stiffening fix?