Finally Found One - 82G
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My M82 came from the CMP store in Anniston. I was fortunate enough to be able to hand select mine and it doesn't have the "cut." It does have a beautiful a "cake bread" walnut stock.
The sights are very good but, the base for the front sight was apparently misaligned. In order to get it on paper, I had to use all of the right windage and the point of impact was still 2" left of center.
I mounted a 12x Leupold target scope and had no problem in centering the group. The groves for the scope mounts require specific rings and I had to use the CZ rings to mount the scope.
The rifle was a gift from a good friend for helping him get into high power rifle competition and coaching him to his Expert qualification.
The sights are very good but, the base for the front sight was apparently misaligned. In order to get it on paper, I had to use all of the right windage and the point of impact was still 2" left of center.
I mounted a 12x Leupold target scope and had no problem in centering the group. The groves for the scope mounts require specific rings and I had to use the CZ rings to mount the scope.
The rifle was a gift from a good friend for helping him get into high power rifle competition and coaching him to his Expert qualification.
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I bought my 82G about 15+ years ago. I went thru 14 'Rusties' before I found a perfect stock. The owner's manual explains trigger adjustment, mine came out safe and under 1#. I mounted a 15X Unertl Varmint and a modern Athlon. It also came with front and rear sights. Lee Shaver sells additional front sight inserts. The Kimber lets the shooter be at the range for hours with very low ammo consumption. Single shot bolt guns are not rapid fire.
Beautiful rifle by the OP.
Beautiful rifle by the OP.
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