I ave the lux modle in 9.3x62mm. The safety is typical of conventional american rifles foreward fire/back safe. the only real complaint i have of the gun is its low dropping comb. I find, at 5' 7", I need a chair very low to the ground when benching it otherwise I can shoulder it at all, letalone properly.
I've found the gun to be horrifyingly accurate, my father and i have both shot groups with it under an inch at 100 yds with 270gr round nose bullets.
Its trigger is also a single set trigger and adjustable for use as either a regular trigger or a set trigger.

Outside of that, I'm not sure what else you'd want to know, but feel free to drop me a line about it.

The stock drop is too much, but it still is shootable. The safety acts as it should be: forward is fire. The 9.3x62, 7 mm Rem and .300 Win are the "Medium" action. This is a three position safety, little bit safer to cycle rounds. The new rifles have two bolts to reinforce the stock.

Note: the magnum action has a two position safety and only one cross bolt. Perhaps the larger action area means more surface to bed. Still, one bolt is better than none IMO.

The full stocked rifle is mighty handy and I will use it for woods hunting. But the ballistics with a longer barrel are impressive: the 9.3x62 with an `06 type case will in the best loads duplicate the .300 Win Mag or even the .338 Win Mag, except for bullet drop. There is no such thing as a free lunch ...

Have fun! H

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Originally posted by aHunter:
I have a CZ 550 in 9.3x62, the full stocked model. Just now I am looking for scope mounts which are low.

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I have recently bought good Tasco rings for my BRNO .222. They are low enough: I will have to grind away some 1/8" of the bolt handle to it make go free from the scope ocular part. They also have for the bigger BRNO:s. The Tasco mounts seem to be of much better quality than their scopes.

Another good choice is Warne, but they are duoble priced.

European mount from Apel/EAW or original BRNO are too high - you�d need a ladder to reach the scope from that bent stock.

Fritz

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Originally posted by Fritz Kraut:
I have recently bought good Tasco rings for my BRNO .222. They are low enough: I will have to grind away some 1/8" of the bolt handle to it make go free from the scope ocular part. They also have for the bigger BRNO:s. The Tasco mounts seem to be of much better quality than their scopes.

Fritz

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Hej Fritz

Where did you get Tasco rings? (in Sweden?).

I'm looking for an additional pair of rings to use for temporary mounting of a big scope when I work up loads...

jpb (i Ume�)

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Originally posted by jpb:

Where did you get Tasco rings? (in Sweden?).

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I bought mine at �stlunds i �rebro, but you�ll get them where Tasco scopes are sold. Make some phone call to your nearest gun shops. If they don�t have any, send me a mail.

Fritz