The CZickness XXXVIII....To Honor a friend

[wingrider1800]

That's pretty good.

I'm surprised the one with antlers isn't mounting the slick head.

 

[SarahG]

Nice doe kill, RR.

If that's what real deer hunting is, sign me up.

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

I'm surprised the one with antlers isn't mounting the slick head.

That sort of thing is reserved for her prized Rudolph and friends plush collection in the house.

 

[SarahG]

Got a prepaid gift card from work for the holidays and have decided I need to upgrade from my 32" TV I've had since 2015. I'm thinking a 50" will work as long as I buy a separate stand for it that fits my furniture it will go on. Looking forward to being able to see my TV again!

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Got a prepaid gift card from work for the holidays and have decided I need to upgrade from my 32" TV I've had since 2015. I'm thinking a 50" will work as long as I buy a separate stand for it that fits my furniture it will go on. Looking forward to being able to see my TV again!

Wall mount is the way to go.

 

[SarahG]

Wall mount is the way to go.

My walls are mainly old and plaster - I'd really rather not mess with drilling any more holes than needed. The old 32" I might attempt to wall mount in my bedroom if I can find a good spot for it.

 

[churchmouse]

Got a prepaid gift card from work for the holidays and have decided I need to upgrade from my 32" TV I've had since 2015. I'm thinking a 50" will work as long as I buy a separate stand for it that fits my furniture it will go on. Looking forward to being able to see my TV again!

Every flat screen we have bought came with a nice stand.

 

[88E30M50]

Got a prepaid gift card from work for the holidays and have decided I need to upgrade from my 32" TV I've had since 2015. I'm thinking a 50" will work as long as I buy a separate stand for it that fits my furniture it will go on. Looking forward to being able to see my TV again!

That’s really cool SS.


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[wtburnette]

 

[hANNAbONE]

So my mom got new fancy reindeer for her yard. She forgot it's still late archery...
She wasn't home, so coming back in the dark will make it all the more juicy. Shame I won't be there to see the reaction.

this is brilliant....

 

[hANNAbONE]

Good Morning, WTB

Looks like we win the internets today being the first up

 

[wtburnette]

Morning Deacon.

 

[gmcttr]

Morning all.

Hoping for a range trip this afternoon if the weather cooperates.

 

[patience0830]

Friday!

 

[T-DOGG]

Morning folks

I think I'm going to attempt another range trip this week at some point. While cleaning the 22 rifles up last night, I found the rear action screw had loosened up again on the CZ 457. When I first got the rifle, I set the screws at 20 in/lbs. The rear loosened up slightly, so I did them at 25 in/lbs and the rear loosened up again (it was below 20 in/lbs). I did 30 in/lbs this time and will take my torque driver with me to the range to monitor. I think I'll do another set of groups at 50 yards with that rifle and if the screw holds torque, I'll continue with accuracy testing at 100 yards. I really want to get off the 50 yard line with the 22 rifles and get out of my comfort bubble.

If anyone has more insight/advice on the action screws, I'm all ears. But, from what I researched online, the general consensus on these rifles is that most people recommended 20-30 in/lbs. One person even reached out to CZ who said 25-30 in/lbs. But I'm also aware the stuff I read was folks chasing groups and trying out different torque values on their rifle's screws for accuracy reasons.

 

[churchmouse]

Morning folks

I think I'm going to attempt another range trip this week at some point. While cleaning the 22 rifles up last night, I found the rear action screw had loosened up again on the CZ 457. When I first got the rifle, I set the screws at 20 in/lbs. The rear loosened up slightly, so I did them at 25 in/lbs and the rear loosened up again (it was below 20 in/lbs). I did 30 in/lbs this time and will take my torque driver with me to the range to monitor. I think I'll do another set of groups at 50 yards with that rifle and if the screw holds torque, I'll continue with accuracy testing at 100 yards. I really want to get off the 50 yard line with the 22 rifles and get out of my comfort bubble.

If anyone has more insight/advice on the action screws, I'm all ears. But, from what I researched online, the general consensus on these rifles is that most people recommended 20-30 in/lbs. One person even reached out to CZ who said 25-30 in/lbs. But I'm also aware the stuff I read was folks chasing groups and trying out different torque values on their rifle's screws for accuracy reasons.

I wish I had some incite for you but alas no.

 

[hANNAbONE]

I got nothing, Spicy

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

GM all. This new German coffee Oma got me is damn good.

Did a drive-by late last night....deer fixed, red lights now around base of tree. They know, just not is was me.

Spicy...would medium strength thread locker be out of the question? How often to you remove action from stock? Just curious if this is an option. Perhaps a bedding job to reduce stock to action movement?

 

[gmcttr]

...Spicy...would medium strength thread locker be out of the question? How often to you remove action from stock? Just curious if this is an option. Perhaps a bedding job to reduce stock to action movement?

This^, plus is it a wood stock or polymer? I'm wondering if the wood is taking an initial set and "crushing" slightly.

I don't know about your model but my At One has a recoil lug that flops around in the stock and did little good until I bedded it in place. I never confirmed torque after a range trip so I don't know if mine was doing the same thing.

 

[rkwhyte2]