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CZ makes damn fine guns, so this seems like one of the better outcomes--better than being bought by a maker of crap who wishes to apply a veneer of respectabili

• mmaunder 6y ago
  Indeed. Their 17 HMR with varmint barrel is a whole lot of fun and really accurate. (Same caliber as a BB gun but with a lot more powder, in case you’re not a gun geek)
  • hoppla 6y ago
    Got a CZ455 varmint with interchangeable 22LR and 17HMR barrels. Good for practice shooting and hunting small game. The weight of the rifle also gives me good training as it’s heavy as my bigger 308 rifle (Sauer 202).
    • cptnapalm 6y ago
      Gives me a rifle to look into. Thanks.
• jcims 6y ago
  Either would be better than some gross private equity firm gobbling them up and sucking whatever meat remains off the bones.
  • da_big_ghey 6y ago
    Cough cough, Remington, cough cough.
    • jcims 6y ago
      preeeeecisely
• CydeWeys 6y ago
  It really is a damning indictment of how badly Colt has been mismanaged over the past few decades, what with firearms sales in the US at all-time highs starting with the Obama administration. They have unbelievable brand value, probably #1 in the world, but they failed so spectacularly to capitalize on it that they went bankrupt 5 years ago. There's a lesson here that's universally applicable well beyond gun manufacturers: You can't rest on your laurels and attempt to coast on brand value, even #1 brand value. You still always have to be competing.