07-19-2019, 09:02 PM
tarrack Wrote:I too have purchased a rustic only used cfe 33.0 grains with the nosler cc bullet. They are mostly in the bull at 100 but not great groups to speak of. The next go around will be with h335. I really like the gun but since its new i need to shoot a couple hundred rnds to break it in. The guns bolt just isnt smooth yet a bit stickygary
sorry was using the 100 grain nosler cc
My CZ rustic stock was marked CNC and had plenty of extra dimension around the recoil lug area. I could actually move the action left and right by pressing to the left or right on the barrel. I used a bit of Brownells bedding around the locking lug and around the cylindrical section of the barrel next to the receiver. I also bedded the rear tang area. This halved the size of my groups. Next, I put a paper shim under the barrel at the end of the fore end to put some upward pressure on the barrel. This made the rifle shoot rather consistently under an inch with 90-120gr bullets. I too like H335. I bought some surplus WC844 (8#) which is essentially the same as H335. It shoots very well. I also, now that I have developed a safe max load, plan on using my 8# jug of A2015. Bill Mt Territory