HI DGR375 and also hi to Bill,

Firstly I agree with Bill.

I mainly hunt with the old BRNO rifles witch is the same factory as the CZ. Here in South Africa they are very popular because of price and reliability.

I shoot a old .458 BRNO that was changed to a 460wby mag. They only made the chamber a bit longer for the 460 cartridge. I have never had any problems with it and it shoots very accurate. There is no fancy stuff that can break or default. Everything is very straight forward and when getting into tight spots that the way i like my guns. I never had any work done on any of my Brno's and I shoot them as they came from the factory. My .243 must've killed well over 300 animals as I at one stage used this rifle only for culling and problem animals. It never ever gave me one seconds worth of problems.

I believe you can never go wrong with a CZ. They are rough and not much for the eye but the animal you hunt can't read the engraving or the names on your rifle. I work with rifles I do not collect them. I look AFTER them not AT them. All I need is to get the job done.

Cheers guys