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I have had one for a couple years now, and I really like it. I did send the bbl's to Briley for choke tubes. Anyone else shoot one?

Member Joined: 27 Jun 2012 Posts: 1114

I have two CZ Ringneck 16 ga's and a CZ Bobwhite 16 ga. One of my Ringnecks has the barrels shortened to 26" and Teague style screw in chokes installed. I don't shoot them all that often, but they do see service as my crappy weather guns for field trials and bird hunting. The black chrome finish is about as weatherproof as it gets.

Joined: 14 Apr 2020 Posts: 144 Location: Boise,Idaho

Had one for 3 years. It never failed to go boom. Well built, reliable and stone post heavy. That was the only reason I sold it. Had 2 lighter guns to carry in the field.
Bob

Joined: 27 Jan 2016 Posts: 490 Location: Oswego, Kansas

I bought my first sxs in 2006. A 16ga Ringneck. I had a local smith open the tight choke in the left barrel and enjoyed it for many rounds of sporting clays and a few years of tournaments. I worked my way up in class before I dropped out of tournament shooting. I won a G2 Bobwhite at a vintage shoot in KC when CZ was the sponsor in 2019.I wanted a 28ga for my skeet shooting and it is my favorite skeet gun of all. Also works well in sporting clays and even trap, Have shot a lot of preserve pheasants and chukars with it as well.

Member Joined: 08 Nov 2005 Posts: 3438 Location: Illinois

Had a 28" Ringneck-16 ga.-Well made,timed screws,nice wood---Very welll made.Only problem was the tight chokes.Supposed to be i/c-m.Was more like full and rifle.Not ideal for skeet.I was going to send it to Briley for tubes but the lead time was--I thought--too long.

Thanks for your responses. In addition to the screw chokes, one of my bbls. was tighter than the other, so Briely trued it so they were both the same. I love shooting skeet with it, using 7/8 ounce loads. BTW, Mine is a Ringneck model.