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CZ LONG ARMS => CZF RIMFIRES => Topic started by: KnightSchneider on November 28, 2020, 08:28:42 PM
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I picked up a 457 Scout with the intent of putting a .17 HMR barrel on it eventually. Due to an ongoing project, I had to take my current ‘home use’ .22 off line for a bit. I threw a Leupold VX Freedom 1.5-4 I had laying around in some Talley low rings.
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I went to the range yesterday to zero it, and see how it likes CCI standard vel, as that is what I have piles of.(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201129/3f279baf1bea98638023ce53647ed5b1.jpg)
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First group was a 6 shot, the second a 5 shot group. Groups shot at 50 yards off of a rest with a rear bag.
It looks like this one is going to stay a .22 just as it currently sits.
Far exceeded my expectations....and the trigger is the best I’ve gotten off the shelf to date; about 3 lbs with almost no take up or over travel.
I know I’m preaching to the choir, but I can’t imagine not buying a CZ if I was in the market for a bolt action rimfire
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Nice!
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I like the 1-4X - 1.5-5X scopes a lot. And I like how CZ up rated the Trainer open sights over the earlier Model (452-455) Trainer sights. That's a grand set up you have.
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How does this one sound with the can?
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With the Silencerco Sparrow, it’s quiet; with CCI Quiet, you just hear the striker drop, and the bullet impact, with standard vel, you get a little more. Still very quiet.
It’s not the quietest rimfire can, but for overall ease of ownership, I love them.
Far easier to clean and maintain, if you’re shooting high volume.
Once you go quiet, it’s hard to go back....especially with rimfire.
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