CZ-USA Canvasback* O/U

[StanleyG]

For trap and wobble. Has anybody seen one up close ?

On one hand buying a gun without test driving it first is a lunacy, on the other CZ makes quality rifles and I see a couple on gunbroker for high 700's

 

[sbmike]

I've got one but haven't shot it enough to provide much useful information. For me, the barrel length is not the best for trap or wobble (too short).

I bought it used because the price was right but also because, again, for me, it's a better choice for skeet and/or sporting clays because of the shorter barrels.

Other than that, it's gone bang every time I've pulled the trigger which is all I expected from a relatively inexpensive O/U. You don't say whether the ones you are looking at on Gun Broker are new or used but if used, high $700 seems a tad high.

 

[STeveZ]

When it comes to new sub-$1K O/U's Lanber and CZ are the names I see suggested most often, no first hand experience though.

 

[ohen cepel]

If you're interested I have a Ruger Red Label 20ga in the same price range. PM me if interested.

The CZ's are great guns as a rule.

 

[StanleyG]

I read some more about them on shotgunworld and some folks complain on the quality of marksmanship , poor customer service and the fact that they are made in Turkey.

I guess I'll keep saving for a Beretta.

 

[rico903]

I'm a CZ lover and have over a dozen but in this case I'd take the Ruger offered if you can live with a 20 ga,. CZ does not make their shotguns as mentioned above,