cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
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cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
whats the difference between these 2 guns?
- birddogger
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Re: cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
The bobwhite is a sxs and the partridge is an 0/u.
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Re: cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
Not sure but I think that the bobwhite is c/c and the partrige some what silver both sxs with english stocks but not sure if it is the only diff.
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Re: cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
I guess the partridge has double triggers also. it looks like the receiver finish is the main difference
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Re: cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
I just bought a 28ga Partridge. Nice little gun for the money. As previously stated, its a sxs, double trigger with coin finish and english stock. Its no longer in production, but you can find them around.


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Re: cz bobwhite vs cz partridge
Sorry, my mistake. I thought the ringneck and bobwhite were the only 2 sxs.Kory wrote:Not sure but I think that the bobwhite is c/c and the partrige some what silver both sxs with english stocks but not sure if it is the only diff.
Kory
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