where my finger tip is there is a crack in the stock.
same hare.


and the red dot sight is is broke on sunday in the ealy mourning i shot at a bull moose and missed distanse was 70meters when i saw the moose i run about 20meters toward´s the moose the gun was in my right hand and i dikt out snow from the red dot sight lens and shot att the moose but.....

it seems that the snow melted and water got inside the tube and well shit its broke allright, but good thing is that the 60€ red dot lasted 6years!!! it eaven has the original battery still inside and it works.

iam thingking about a scope or go back to the steels but what to do coz iam on a budget.

Thats to bad. How did it get cracked?

we sunday night i took the rifle apart for cleaning and in side to stock were the cracks the one in the front of the stock goes from the magazine well to the front lock down bolt and the rear crack is a bout 1,5cm long.
i have no idea when that happend brob last winter when i shot it att -22´celsius moose hunting during xmas holidays.

how expensive woud a new stock be??? if eny one know.

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Originally posted by juha458wm:
we sunday night i took the rifle apart for cleaning and in side to stock were the cracks the one in the front of the stock goes from the magazine well to the front lock down bolt and the rear crack is a bout 1,5cm long.
i have no idea when that happend brob last winter when i shot it att -22´celsius moose hunting during xmas holidays.

how expensive woud a new stock be??? if eny one know.

Your stock can be repaired and will be stronger than new is done correctly.

Bummer,... I have to ask. If the stock is busted and scope is busted and moose got away, what exactly was the GOOD news?

well we still have tags for 5 moose´s there will be a nother day a better day.!

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Originally posted by juha458wm:
well we still have tags for 5 moose´s there will be a nother day a better day.!

I would suggest you to put a GOOD red dot scope on such a powerful rifle, like an Aimpoint, for instance.

wrist pin, xbolts, and bed the stock .. it will be fine

Epoxy the crack, throw away the red dot and go shoot the other 5 moose. I should have such a problem. good luck

jeffeosso
Isn't that a wrist pin already in the stock?

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Originally posted by bglenn:
jeffeosso
Isn't that a wrist pin already in the stock?

I believe Jeffe means a rod running from just under the grip cap at an angle towards the action tang. This is done to strengthen the wrist.

The bolt that you seen in the picture is a regular cross-bolt located at the rear of the action inletting.

Thanks JBrown, I learn something every day.

What are your next steps?

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Originally posted by Buliwyf:
What are your next steps?

called a gun smith and it will be reamerd out to LOTT and then ill try to fix the stock by my self and during the nex year ill gona have a stock maker make me a new and better stock.

What caliber is it now? I have the Talley QR rings on my CZ 550, but I try to shoot at least every other trip to the range with the iron sights as well. The scope goes back on to almost exact point of aim. Sorry to hear about your rifle, but I'm real jealous about your moose tags!

Happy Thanksgiving,

Chuck

Check on ebay for a replacement McMillan stock....they have specific models for Sakos. Much more robust, and will withstand cold better than wood.

Biebs, I believe that is a CZ from the looks of it.

Geronimo

I have a CZ550 in 458WM and cracked the original stock after about a year of shooting it and CZ replaced the stock under warranty.

Fix that stock, and get an aimpoint red dot.http://www.aimpoint.com/products/aimpoint_product_lines/aimpoint_micro_t-1

This is the one I use on my lott, it has a five year battery life and has withstood close to a thousand full house loads,it will never let you down or lose zero. Good luck with that next moose!

I had the same crack forward of the mag on a hogsback stock with single crossbolt. Epoxied the crack and added two bronze threaded rods set in black epoxy, drilled oversize at the surface to create fake ebony plugs.


Though it's not premium work I believe it turned out ok for a hunting rifle.
Has held fine for a hundred or so rounds. Good luck getting yours sorted out.

Order a new Kevlar/Fiberglass stock from CZ, I did, it is only $290.00 US and just drop it in.

Butch