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CZ LONG ARMS => CZF RIMFIRES => Topic started by: weemsf on May 21, 2016, 09:55:01 AM
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Do you 455 owners find them to be as accurate as the 452's?
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Yes...
...when tuned well.
I didn't own a torque driver that measured inch pounds prior to owning a 455. But my dialed in 455's out shoot my dialed in 452's. But thats only a couple of each, so not a solid statistical sample.
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Out of the the box......NO.
After some tweaking and tuning......maybe.
To me, the biggest key to any CZ rifle, is finding out what ammo it likes best.
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I would agree with Viking.....ammo is the biggest variable by a wide margin. Next is my breathing!
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I would agree with Viking.....ammo is the biggest variable by a wide margin.
I don't own a 452 so can't make a direct comparison. I do, however, own a .22LR 455 Trainer with a 3-9x32mm scope zeroed at 50 yds. I've checked it at 100 yds off a front sandbag using Remington Thunderbolt 40 gr LRN with wind blowing left-to-right. Since many "experts" claim this is terrible ammo (it's on the Internet so it must be true, right? ::)), my limited results (only a few shots due to time constraints) would indicate that a 455 straight out of the box is pretty darn good - 2 MOA. The hits are low and right as one would expect for the range at which the scope is zeroed and the wind direction.
(http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/vv270/samsurd2/Firearms/CZ%20455%20Trainer/20160508_183956.jpg)