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Could this title be a little miss leading? Anyway, my shooting friend was kind of up and down about ordering a CZ Grand Finale but he saw for his self how well my wife's and mine shoot so he finally ordered one and he picked it up yesterday evening. He couldn't wait to come here to show it to me. It has some nice wood and he was thrilled with it and he is not even a pretty wood guy buy he may be now. He said last night before leaving he may call and order another one and leave this one in the box. I would shoot it because that is what they make them for. None are getting boxed up by me for some one else to shoot at least until I go toes up. Here is two pictures from my crappy camera.

Nice wood for sure. But Im like you shoot it. I have a Sharps that has outstanding wood and yes its been shot.

Could this title be a little miss leading?

It was for me !

Might want to change that to 'Buttstock' as 'butt' typically denotes something entirely different.....

oh gosh. somebody must be talking about mine again, cute as it is

bandit1250 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 19, 2019 5:48 pm

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That is a nice looking gun. I'd shoot it.

add me to the shoot it list .... while I do have a few that don't get shot often, all I have are most definitely shooters

I am a leg man but always appreciate a good butt. That one is pretty fine.

Very nice. No reason they can't look as good as they shoot.

I love beautiful wood stocks, but then... I'm a woodworker.
I wood (pun intended) shoot it.

Mistered wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 19, 2019 6:03 pm

Could this title be a little miss leading?

It was for me !

Might want to change that to 'Buttstock' as 'butt' typically denotes something entirely different.....

There's always the military nomenclature: Stock, Butt.

BrokenolMarine wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 20, 2019 7:07 am

I love beautiful wood stocks, but then... I'm a woodworker.
I wood (pun intended) shoot it.

Likewise. Drives me crazy when I see what some people have done to the natural beauty of good hardwood furniture. I've stripped and restored antiques that had bookmatched figured mahogany or other fine (and expensive) woods underneath layers of paint.

There's always the military nomenclature: Stock, Butt.

I realize this but since this isn't' the military, and I have been out for a while thats not the first thing that comes to my mind when I read 'Really Nice Butt' !

Very nice looking wood!