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Bolt or lever action for hunting, target practice etc? 2017-06-08 07:51:59 Post No. 34198447
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Bolt or lever action for hunting, target practice etc?
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2017-06-08 07:51:59
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Deciding between a Marlin or one of those CZ scout rifles like the 527. Main difference being Marlins are lever action and CZs are bolt. Is it a personal preference thing or does one outshine the other in terms of fire rate, accuracy, reliability and so on?
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Honestly, either is fine. Just depends whether you like the cowboy aesthetic or the 20th century aesthetic.
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Bolts are easier to maintain and scope. Also there is a wider aftermarket. I like Savage bolt guns but as long as you don't get a new Remington you're good.
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>>34198652
No preference, I feel like bolts would be easier prone though. Not that I do a lot of that but just in case.
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>>34198762
I own both a CZ527 in 7.62x39 and a Marlin 336A in 30-30 they are both enjoyable to shoot, but I shoot strictly offhand with them as the effectiveness of both cartridges is drastically reduced at further then 200 yards.
I only prone with bolt guns at further distances...
With that being said, choose the action you prefer. I personally prefer the lever, but hate loading it.
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>>34198827
which do you prefer?
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>>34198827
Ignore this I'm retarded >>34199032
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