try Issc spa .17 hmr. Good trigger, light, accurate. Bad points no importer at the moment. It's a pain to strip and it occasionally won't eject.anyone use one, THAT WOULD BE A BROWNING MR SPELLCHECKER ON MY PHONE FFS.
got the chance of one for this job i have to do at work.
thoughts from owners on the rifle not the calibre,
thanks
bob
cheers lads
i take it the trigger can't be tuned ? or replaced.
its good money but i think i'll stick with a cz,
thank you you for your thoughts/ findings
bob
If it's free get it and sell it. Buy something else with the money.
oh alright then.
Good points. It's light. IF I remember correctly it is the lightest out there. The plastic one has a second mag in the stock. The safety is in the centre. I liked that.
Bad points. The trigger is a typical browning. I couldn't get mine below 3.5 lb. I'm a delicate soul and have all my triggers at 1.9 lb so 3.5 was way too heavy and caused me to miss at range. If you have fingers like sausages then you will be fine. Snigger.
when the safety is on you can open the bolt and eject bullets. Either intentionally or unintentionally. Personally as far as I am concerned this is a poor design fault and did my head in.
aside from that it is accuract enough. I replaced mine with a CZ and never looked back. Would I buy another? No way.
there are probably other things but I can't remember what they are as it was a couple of years ago.
I think it was the explosion that put you off
I had the chance of one when I was filling my .22 slot. Very light, very trick, but I went for a good old bolt action in the end. Tried and tested technology, and will likely still be around in another hundred years