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9.3x62 survey
06 November 2006, 16:51
TC19.3x62 survey
Mine is a custom M98 with a very petite stock. No crossbolts on mine.
Terry
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06 November 2006, 17:25
LatmanContrary to the other Sako 75 mentioned in this thread, my recently acquired one appears to have crossbolts!
08 November 2006, 05:15
NitromanHusky Model 146: no crossbolts.
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08 November 2006, 05:49
fla3006FN Deluxe Sporter from 1948 that has seen alot of use, no cross bolts or splits.
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09 November 2006, 08:15
AntlersHeym mannlicher style stock has crossbolt; custom built on Model 70 does not - though I had smith add ebony plugs for the appearance.
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09 November 2006, 11:00
GeedubyaCZ550 American, two crossbolts
GWB
09 November 2006, 17:49
sbhvaFactory Husqvarna 1640 does not have one.
Steve
09 November 2006, 18:59
D HumbargerI am concluding from the data that CZs stocks are made of low grade wood.
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09 November 2006, 19:07
fla3006quote:
D Humbarger: I am concluding from the data that CZs stocks are made of low grade wood.
I've owned 3 CZs and many Brno ZKKs and this is true of all but two, which had very dense wood with lots of beautiful figure. The others looked like pine or sapwood.
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10 November 2006, 05:39
djpaintlesquote:
Originally posted by D Humbarger:
I am concluding from the data that CZs stocks are made of low grade wood.
Doug, I think with CZ you get some of both. I had a CZ in 9,3x62 that had a very nice stick of Turkish Walnut that unfortunately was shaped in the old "Pig Butt" or SchweinsRucken style. Good wood bad shape. I think some of the others are Goodshape/Bad wood mode..........DJ
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10 November 2006, 14:43
MLGMannlicher Schoenhauer half stock - no cross bolts.
11 November 2006, 19:39
sierra2Have/have had several 9.3x62mm rifles. Here goes:
Mannlicher-Schoenauer M1950 - no crossbolt
Steyr-Mannlicher Model M - no crossbolt
Steyr SBS-96 synthetic stock- no crossbolt
Steyr-Mannlicher Luxus - crossbolt (for coolness??)
Custom Mauser - no crossbolt
Do not think the crossbolt makes a difference.
LLS
14 November 2006, 12:07
exabitquote:
Originally posted by Latman:
Contrary to the other Sako 75 mentioned in this thread, my recently acquired one appears to have crossbolts!
Dito! My factory Sako 75 also has a crossbolt.
/ Rikard
14 November 2006, 13:15
hollisIt was I who said my Sako 75 doesn't have cross bolts , perhaps I should have also mentioned its a synthetic stainless .
14 November 2006, 22:04
Steve MalinverniSabatti rifle, factory.
However it give some of character to the rifle
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15 November 2006, 07:01
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
With proper bedding and inletting, cross bolts are not needed until you get into the 458 class. But they still look cool.
unless it's a very light weight wood stock, which we've all seen cracked on an 8x57.
crossbolts and ebony caps...
jeffe
17 November 2006, 06:19
tiggertateStiga factory rifle, no crossbolt(s).
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27 November 2006, 09:37
Idaho SharpshooterCZ hogback stock, two crossbolts. Nice piece of wood. I am beginning to like the hogback stock a lot...especially on my two 416 Rigbys.
Rich
