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CZ LONG ARMS => CZF RIMFIRES => Topic started by: Fast Eddie on May 04, 2017, 04:19:13 PM
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Zeroed a new 452 with a Burris/Banner model 4736 scope at 75 ft balls on.
3/4 in groups after 25 shots and adjustment with stand. velocity ammo and 40 gr lead bullet.
Then:
Switched to Powder-less/22lr at 25 ft.
Impacts were 1.5 in low and 1" to the right.
Is that to be expected?
I can understand low, but to the right?
Would that be due to twist? hold/grip/trigger? Coriolis force?????
Any ideas?
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Who's ammo is it? Also any particular reason to use that ammo?
R
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It was Aguila primer only.
Reason for use....
It is super quiet
I have iguana problem in back yard
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That ammo is not recommended by CZ.CZ bores are a little tighter and that also isn't in your favor.The velocity is around 375 fps.You stand a good chance of having a squib.look out for a used bolt 22lr somewhere and buy it for peanuts and don't chance of a squib in a cz.The primer only rounds also put a great amount of fine glass (gsr) in your barrel as there is no powder to help burn it off.Just sayin,but it is your gun and your rules. :) Someone else will chime in here.
R
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Just curious. Where do you live where you have an iguana problem?
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you may want to try a subsonic round like a cci quiet--theyre not as quiet as what you're shooting but are much quieter then supersonic rounds. I use them for squirrel hunting/dont scare the squirrels as bad.
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If I were you, I would not shoot that ammo out of your 24" barrel.
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Have you ever heard of airguns? Not Red Ryder BB gun, but adult pellet airguns? More power than Colibri or similar rimfire, accurate and quiet.