16 October 2003, 09:22
T.CarrCZ 550 American Safari Magnum

Available in .375 H&H, .458 Win, .416 Rigby and .458 Lott
Standard grade stocks to exhibition grade stocks available.
Regards,
Terry
16 October 2003, 09:29
TrademarkTexanI'll take a 416, please
Is that a glossy you picked up at a dealer? Do you know if they are available yet?
16 October 2003, 09:34
T.CarrFrom this months
SCI Safari Times, didn't see it listed on CZ's website.
16 October 2003, 09:50
jeffeossomake my a rigby, thanks... wow, can you get a long stock on it? huh huh, please!!!
jeffe
16 October 2003, 09:52
SteveTerry,
Now that's a NOCE (
![[Big Grin]](images/icons/grin.gif)
) piece of wood on a factory rifle!!
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-Steve
16 October 2003, 10:08
T.CarrSteve,
Here's some more nice wood (sorry, every once in a while I have to brag).
Regards,
Terry
16 October 2003, 10:14
HunterJimTerry,
There was a reference in the November American Rifleman to the .458 Lott CZ 550 American being available in November, 2003.
jim dodd
16 October 2003, 10:36
RIPThat picture looks like the drop and pitch of the stock are the same as the Lux humpie with the hump planed flat, ala JudgeG, Wendell Reich, etc. We shall see. I welcome any new stock variations on the excellent CZ 550 Magnum Safari.
Hopefully they will not be putting any more C-clips on the firing pins. We have sure spoken to them about that.
16 October 2003, 11:11
SteveTerry,
Those are beautiful! Who did the stock work and did you pick the blanks? I like the color. I take they have a 'clear' stain?
I have a custom mauser that was built for my grandfather. The stock is getting a bit dinged up and I keep thinking about having it refinished. It's got a nice piece of wood on it and I'd bet it would look better if the stain was lighter.
-Steve
16 October 2003, 12:05
T.CarrSteve,
Both of those rifles are by Roger Biesen. I told him what I wanted in a stock and he emailed pictures of several blanks. I'm not exactly certain how the finish was done. It is a "flat" finish. No shine or gloss.
Regards,
Terry