Those groups sell me. I have heard a lot of good things from other owners of the CZ 527. I like the way it looks and feels like a scaled-down version of my 8x60S Mauser Sporting Rifle Type A, built about 1920. The ladder sight is like the one on my first-year Sako L61R.
When I was about 12 years old, one of my friends had grandparents who lived in town. They had made money before the Depression, and had one business which did well, so they were able to go hunting in the 1920s and on trips like to Africa in the 1930s. She had a Winchester Model 43, a Model 54, a Model 70. I think it was the M43 in .22 Hornet, and the 54 in 7x57. I was talking about how the crows had figured out the range of my .22 Marlin, so she hauled out the .22 Hornet with its Lyman target scope, and told me to see if I could reach them. After a little practice at 200 yards on the empty field at oil cans where they liked to mess with the sprouting corn, I soon had a chance to catch them out there and wounded one. The others came back before he died, and I got a second one. Before I had to return it, I knocked a lookout from the top of a pine tree at 150 yards.
So I think I have an place to fill in my gun rack.