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    Default Re: 375 H&H: CZ vs Winchester vs Ruger

    Quote Originally Posted by Musgrave View Post
    Ja, the Bavarian style stock (or whatever it is called) on the CZ is a bit off putting. I also prefer the straight stock.

    Are there any mechanical issues one should be aware of with any of these rifles?
    Dunno about "issues" but differences, yes. The CZ has the Mauser 98 type controlled feed extractor. I'm surprised that is so seldom mentioned. Stocks can be altered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyLani View Post
    Painted Nitromors (paint stripper) on.
    When it starts to bubble, you carefully scrape the varnish off with a blade. Use gloves as the paint stripper burns the hands.
    Don't scrape the checkering, scrub it with a toothbrush to loosen the varnish.
    Sand the stock down with fine sandpaper removing all scratches until the stock looks good.
    Wipe the stock down with turps.
    When the stock is dry, coat it with Woodoc (can't remember which one, but can check)
    Once dry, rub the stock down with steel wool to prevent shine and redo with Woodoc 2 or 3 times.
    That reminds me.
    It's Woodoc number 10
    A roaring Lion kills no game

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