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I have not seen much written about the 270 Zastava. I was wondering if you've ever shot with this rifle before. If so what are your thoughts regarding accuracy, recoil, …………… etc? Thanks | ||
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I assume that you're talking about the same rifle that was formerly imported to the U.S. as the Mark X Mauser, and is now being imported as Charles Daly (KBI). I've owned the Mini-version of this rifle in .223, but not the full-sized version. The .223 was a passable rifle, perhaps just not as finely "polished" as some. The Zastava action is a fairly good copy of the FN Mauser, if fact, I believe that many parts will actually interchange. A lot of custom rifles were built on the old Mark X action, and as far as I know, people are fairly well satisfied with them. Can't tell you much about the barrels and expected accuracy on the factory rifle, but there are a lot of them floating around, so I suspect that someone can chime in with actual experience. | |||
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I've had three and still have one before Chas Daly and they are fine. I think the early Chas Dalys may have been rushed off the line (the import was banned for years during the Bosnia crisis and I think the plant lost a bunch of their experienced employees, now new ones are beginning to turn out better products). I plan on trying a Chas Daly, too. I just don't like the cross-bolt floorplate release. "Experience" is the only class you take where the exam comes before the lesson. | |||
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A friend has a 270 Interarms Mark X, his most accurate rifle, 5/8", all factory. NRA Life Member, Band of Bubbas Charter Member, PGCA, DRSS. Shoot & hunt with vintage classics. | |||
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I bought a .25-06 barreled action and stocked it myself and it's a good shooter.....but bewarned...they (KBI) will not honor their warranty at all..... /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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Are they orginal m98 mausers.....what are there origins ?? | |||
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They've been made in Yugoslavia for decades; I assume back to the beginning of the '98 franchising by Mauser after WW I, maybe sooner. I don't know when they switched to the commercial FN style actions but I've seen Whitworths, Interarms since the early 70s when I first became aware of firearms. My bet is they go back to the 50s. "Experience" is the only class you take where the exam comes before the lesson. | |||
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Guys, thanks very much for your comments. I'm going on a hunt next month (Springbok), hoping to use this rifle. On return I’ll post you my thoughts. | |||
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I used the MKX barreled action for years. I built 3 270s all shot the same reload to about .75MOA. I did one last year using the Daly barreled action. Shot the same reload to .8MOA. I always had good luck with them. Heard some say the barrel was a little soft and would wear out. I have a 22-250 with 5000+ rounds through it and still groups submoa just like it did 30 years ago. As usual just my $.02 Paul K | |||
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