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Josie in SD 2020

you can also see it at www.cz-usa.com.

Awesome!

https://projectupland.com/shotguns-and-shooting/shotguns/project-upland-cz-usa-crowd-sourced-shotgun/

If you are looking for target shotguns loads try Elite Shotguns in PA, or Rogers Sporting good in Liberty Mo.

So I did some checking and depending on the model of the 686 your feeling was not wrong. The LOP on most is 14.75 in which is pretty standard on Sporting shotguns. 686 stock info below. Stock dimensions are 143/4 for length of pull, 13/8 drop at comb, 21/4 drop at heel

The CZ Sharptail has an LOP of 14.5 inches which is a standard LOP for field guns. What are you currently shooting and have you been measured for your LOP? You can also gain length by adding an aftermarket butt pad too.

This is what I carry but not limited to as weather and terrain dictates what is packed. My truck has a whole array of dog and human food and extensive first aids to include skink stuff too. Don't ask me how I know. Slip lead for dog and traps multitool heavy duty zip tie (for traps) police/...

-17 here in NE KS that's without the wind ....wholly hell! the snow makes cleaning up dog poop easy to see at least.

CZ 1012 and you will have leftover to buy shells if you can find them😂

Some sound advice given so far. I have had Britt's for the first half of my hunting career and labs mostly for the second half. They both have qualities I like and some I dislike. Duckn66 has a valid point as vet bills can get costly with birddogs..trust me I know!!! The one thing I can say...

received this text pic yesterday from my farmer friend south of Hay's. Quote " Hawk just dropped this headless quail" Avian Predator's are hard on them!

I had Britt's and Lab's for 30 plus now and I love them both for hunting Roosters for different reasons. I think they complement each other. this pic was 2009 opener in W KS. My momma dog Ellie on the left and her two boys Rufus and Jack.

I am seeing a lot of quail in KS this year. Two weeks left in the season.

I love them but this one is special! We will be having pups this spring. Same dog in my profile pic at 6 months old.

Just got word that SD is now on my list of hunts this fall. This is awesome for my two new pups training.

Awesome Congrats! It took me a season to bag one too!

I'll be taking the squad of Lab's to our annual hunt by La Crosse with the same group since 1990 so this one is special since some of use have never missed a year. That said I am optimistic we will run into some birds and some deer as I am heading out the weekend before to bow hunt. Then...

I hunt them in the fall some if I tag out on deer. Friends of mine in WV and KY use dogs to flock bust then zip them up in a giant pillowcases and call them back to the flush spot. saw about 20 birds headed to our corns yesterday morning. it's the 3rd time so I guess I have them patterned.

I had one who passed and now have a 3.5 year old that will point them but not super hard. She will be breed next cycle in about 6 months as she is in heat now with a pointing lab stud from Missouri my friend has that trains pointing labs and GSP's. That's her in the profile pic at 6 months.