SmallCaliberCentral

I have the CZ 527 varmint kevlar, I think that it might be a little heavy for a coyote gun, it is very muzzle heavy so you can easily spot your shot, life is about trade offs it you want to see impact you need a heavy rifle, if you want something easy to carry...well you get it..

I got the CZ 527 varmint kevlar...let me tell you this is a sweet lil gun, very accurate out of the box, great trigger....I did nothing to this rifle and it put up great groups with factory ammo....

I'm with him you are really limiting yourself if you do not look into a good quality variable, POI will not change....keep in mind I said good variable to me this means Leupold VXlll or better and you will have no problems, more flexibility and for only a little more money than the SS scope that you...

what are your planned uses for the gun sounds like with a fixed power you will be limiting yourself......anyways great gun!!!!

I wish it was legal to attach a light to the gun here in Colorado. I do most of my hunting alone and it’ll be hard to hold the light and shoot at the same time. Nice cats by the way. I wish it was in CA also......in fact it is quite illegal when hunting a fur bearing animal and against DFG r...

wen tto the range to sight in......shot these groups before it got to windy to hang out any longer....leuopld 4.5-14 worked great I could see the holes at 100 yards...Will be going squirrel shooting in a week or so will update on some real distance shots, of yeah HSM 32grain!!! :stickman: http://i15...

Ok so I got a .204 cz 527 varmint kevlar.......gun is sweet!!!! I put a leupold 4.5-14x40 vx3 on top.....gun looks great...just a couple of questions 1. I dont reload so I am stuck with factory ammo what load would work well with this rifle? and what kind of groups can i expect, given the high price...