CZ-USA Shotguns

[Sz20DF]

Any thoughts on CZ-USA shotguns? Considering a Ringneck SxS. Thanks!

[oneounceload]

As long as you realize that CZ shotguns are NOT Czech-made like their pistols and thus are good for basic hunting/light clays usage, they will do the job. There are several gun makers in Turkey, and in Huglu, and all guns are NOT the same

[SnapCap]

The overall quality is good, However I have found barrel regulation problems on several.
I would suggest you consider the SKB SxS's. They are also Turkish guns.They look good, perform well, and the US parent company (GU) has a proven record of customer service. I have seen no problems with these guns.
We have used SKB guns for our rental and school guns for years. I personally have a 20 ga G2 that I love. We are currently Beta testing their new autoloader which has so far proven to be everything promised.

[oneounceload]

The current SKBs are made by the same folks who made the S&W SxS and the Kimber SxS and now make the Dickinson for Cabela's; good guns!

[Turkeyhunter#999]

I purchased a CZ Redhead Premier O/U in 20 gauge with 28" barrels a year ago. I have been very pleased with this gun. I do not shoot thousands of rounds in a year, but between 500-700. This gun is well balanced, and fits me very well. It shoots where I point it, and I love the weight distribution. Excellent gun for my money. I would not hesitate to recommend this gun to anyone. I have thoroughly enjoyed my CZ so far. Hey Oneounceload, I see you frequent another forum I am a member of. Nice to see you!

[DW6665]

I took my new CZ Sterling Southpaw to the club for a few rounds of 5 stand. Fits very well, works well, and shoots very well. Knowing it was not made by CZ made me a bit skeptical but no more. A good cleaning gave me a chance to check out the quality and I am pleased with the components. While I will not be shooting 5,000 rds per year, I expect the durability to be good. As a new o/u it is a little tight as they all are. At this point I think it is comparable to my Citori and the price was slightly under $1,000. Also, my Beretta Mobil choke tubes are compatible for more value. The fit and trim is excellent. Before I received the gun, I was considering sending the stock out to get an adjustable comb however, the fit is just right and I will keep it stock.

[RKB]

As time goes on, the Turkish-made guns seem to be improving nicely, with the exception of the bottom-line stuff. There is only so much you can do and still sell a gun for under $500.

[oneounceload]

Just like the Fausti sisters - they will build the quality to the desired price point.

[RKB]

Originally Posted by oneounceload Just like the Fausti sisters - they will build the quality to the desired price point.

Yep. I saw a Fausti sidelock a few years back in the $50k range, likely worth every penny. I've seen their bottom line stuff too, it might make good tomato stakes.

[under40yards]

I liked the Huglu movie

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