Anyone know what this is?

[Ol' Red]

I was thinking it was a pre-Sako FN action. Didn't know CZ was around that long?

They were around before WWII. I am not sure if they went by CZ at that time. But they were based on a M98 action. If it's so pretty that it hurts to look at it, you let me know. I have cousins in Carroll county and I can have someone drive over to pick it up.

 

[GW Hunter]

Bad ***... Cool table too... lol

 

[cohunt]

Crown Guns Bolt Action Olympic Free Rifle

click on link

 

[Brush4646]

Looks like a Winslow from back in the 50's and 60's.

 

[Tac-O]

I looked up crown customs guns and found a lot of pictures of very fine weatherybys, with stock engraving similar to this and the addition of engraving on the action. I couldn't find their website

 

[del2les]

I agree. The action looks exactly like my Belgium FN's in 270W. Definitely customized nicely.

 

[Alibiiv]

I bought my Dad a pre 64 Winny in 30-06 for his birthday. This is what I got for my almost birthday. I think it came from a dealer in Washington State.

Did you contact the dealer to find out any information from there? Also I've have some Mannlicher stocked rifles that shot really well. , 300 H&H is known for being an accurate round as well. Has a lot to do with the bedding job and the pressure on the muzzle end. Someone spent a good chunk of change to put this rifle together. The Jaeger trigger was top of the line in its day. Many years ago I had a Winchester model 70 with a factory Mannlicher stock, that rifle was a tack driver no matter what I put through it. Would be interesting to get some feedback on how it shoots.

 

[264 Win Mag Man]

It appears to be a Belgium FN Mauser action. The stock is definately a custom of some sort. Receiver is marked "Crown Guns Lynwood Calif"

Barrel is only marked with 300 H&H and trigger says "Jaeger".

Really just looking for some history info. Also has a compass built into the rear of the stock. Craftsmanship is amazing.

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I saw a rifle for sale on Gunbroker that was maple wood with a compass built into the rear of the stock. I will try to locate it again and let you know what I find if I can find it again. Your rifle is much nicer than the one On Gunbroker. Good luck.

 

[Orange Dust]

It appears to be a Belgium FN Mauser action. The stock is definately a custom of some sort. Receiver is marked "Crown Guns Lynwood Calif"

Barrel is only marked with 300 H&H and trigger says "Jaeger".

Really just looking for some history info. Also has a compass built into the rear of the stock. Craftsmanship is amazing.

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I'll tell you what it is, fantastic find, that's what it is. Cherish it.

 

[Scammie77]

That is a beautiful rifle.

 

[basinman]

An absolutely beautiful rifle! Awesome woodwork and beautiful grain on the stock.

 

[Will Gray]

From the Web: Ceská Zbrojovka (CZ) has been a leader in firearms manufacturing since its creation in 1936 in Uherský Brod, Czech Republic.

 

[jdyoung]

It appears to be a Belgium FN Mauser action. The stock is definately a custom of some sort. Receiver is marked "Crown Guns Lynwood Calif"

Barrel is only marked with 300 H&H and trigger says "Jaeger".

Really just looking for some history info. Also has a compass built into the rear of the stock. Craftsmanship is amazing.

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That is an FN Mauser action. Made in Belgium , 1951 . Not Cz.

 

[cvixx]

Probably not a VZ-24 as 300 H&H would require a longer action