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I have three 527 CZ's now that I never had back when I could do pictures with photobucket. Then I just gave up on trying to post pictures any more due to being dumb with computers. So now I can try to show some pictures of things I posted earlier with no pictures to show my fellow members. So lets try the CZ's. The front one is a 527 FS 222 with 3-9 Leupold that I bought my wife for her birthday. The center is a 527 FS 22 Hornet with 6X Leupold I bought from a friend. Rear is a 527 Varmint 223 with 6-18 VX-II that I got a great buy on at $399 that a guy brought back and said it didn't fit him. The two FS models have the factory hoods replaced with a Rem. 700 hood on the front rifle and a Marlin wide scan on the middle rifle. I can stand the looks of CZ's ugly hoods. No wood lottery winners in this bunch.

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still, darn good looking wood for not being winners

bandit1250 wrote:... No wood lottery winners in this bunch.

Mags wrote:.
still, darn good looking wood for not being winners

bandit1250 wrote:... No wood lottery winners in this bunch.

Here is good wood. Remington 512 made in '65. Probably was less than $60 new.

This is exceptional wood for a cheap 22 from days of having a lot of fun with no money and didn't care.

Beautiful timber! A true heirloom!

Love them. Amazing wood on that vintage Remington. Wow!

Most, but not all, of the 527s we've had have had plain wood, but never really minded, since I love that mini-mauser action and they shoot so well. Where did you find an FS in 22 Hornet? Been seriously considering a 527 in 22 Hornet, but it's only available the American, right now.

I bought the Hornet from a friend in Ohio. We dealt back and forth for months on this rifle. We then made a deal and I made a trip out to to pick it and another gun up(Remington 870 TC Trap) and do the FFL required paper work. I am in it a little over $500 and it has dent on the edge of the checkering that I will take care of this winter. I will steam most of it out and then rechecker the damaged area. It I end up having to do the complete panel then the complete stock will get a finish job and all the checkering cut over. Sounds like fun don't it?

Wow those are some beautiful rifles.