Anybody have one and what are your thoughts about it? What scope did you put on it?

I've never heard of this rifle so I googled it.. That thing is slick!!

I thought about getting one several times as a deer rifle for my daughter. i would have gone with the 7.62X39 version though.The only thing I don't like is the limited scope mounting options. All the rings I've ever seen for them are too high and heavy and so negate some of the weight advantage and I don't like high mounted scopes.

Have one in .204 Ruger. Great rifle, very accurate and I like the set trigger

Bought 1 in .223 just because I already had a bunch of ammo. Can't say enough good things about it. It lives on the back seat of the truck. Varmints, deer in reasonable range, pigs, and a whole lot of practice rounds for the price of 1 box of .270 bullets. I put a Zeiss 3x9 on it, but if I had to do it again I'd probably go with a 2x7 compact. Far more accurate than I am.

Well I bit the bullet and bought one. Now to scope it and see what it will do.

Keep us posted please. I guess you know that CZ makes a bolt kit that helps lower mounted scopes clear the objective. There is also a guy who makes a kit to have a nearly flush magazine. I guess you could ask in the CZ forum at Rimfirecentral. I bet one of those guys could give you contact info if you are interested.

It's a big bullet to bite. They are proud of them. That said, they are a high-quality firearm that your grandchildren will inherit. Mine is a tack driver. A lot of them are stiff or "gritty" at first, but work the bolt 4-500 times and it will start to smoooth out

Topped it off with a trijicon accupoint 3x9 I had laying around.

Reticle is like this

man that's nice. What do they weigh

Man,that's exactly the right scope! I started to suggest one but didn't because I usually suggest higher priced scopes and didn't want to sound like a snob yet again.

That rig will be wonderful carrying in the woods.

I have a 527FS with the full stock. It's a beautiful and accurate rifle. I wish it came w/o sights is my only complaint. The back sight gets in the way of scope mounting and the front sight with the hood will hang on stuff.

The safety is backwards - to me Back should be safe not fire.

Otherwise it's perfect.

I almost bought the carbine like yours in 7.62x39 but I have a lot of 5.56 ammo available. The 7.62X39 models are designed to handle cheap steel case ammo.

I put an older 3-9x40 Leupold on mine. You will need a short scope (because of the back sight) and one with a smaller ocular bell (because of the bolt issue)

Just under 6 pounds. With scope it's not quite 7 pounds

Hey being honest isn't being snobby to me. The truth is the truth. A bsa,simmons etc isn't as good of a scope as Leupold,Zeiss etc. I had purchased this scope a while back from eBay. The seller had 5 left from a sporting goods store he closed. Bought it for 299. Looking back I should have bought several because they have good glass and are much higher now.

Dang! You stole that one. Yes,you should have stole them all.

Only tried the Hornady 55gr spire points they sell at academy in 50rnd boxes. Got .75-1.0 grouping at 100. Next I'm going to try 62 gr fuzions

I would look at picking up some Speer 64gr Gold dots, PSA has them for $10 per box.

Thanks for the heads up. Ordered 100 today to try out.

How did the Fusions do. They shoot very well in my Colt 6720.