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Ed, What do you have for 22 rifles besides 10/22? Saw someone with a new Marlin and a new Henry lever and quality was very poor.
Do you ever come across the old winchester levers?
Its a shame they do not make stuff like they use to. Browning still old quality have semi auto
CZ bolt guns real good semi auto too.
I’ll give CZ a Thumbs Up on this one. I have a 452 American, (Bolt Rifle) and the CZ 22’s, are second to none in my opinion. VERY accurate! On a calm (No wind) day, at the range, off the bench, with Wolf Match ammo, it’s a 200 yard gun. I’m talking about, laying Skeet on the backstop, and breaking them, probably 7 out of 10 times, and the other 3, may be the operator, LOL I suprised, quite a few Squirrels, that had been fattening up on my Deer Corn, from 100 yards away, after Deer Season went out.
Be forewarned, if you do decide to get one, a normal Tipton, or Dewey, .22 Rod, will not go down the barrel, the tolerances are too tight. I had to buy a .20 cal. rod, with an adapter.
definitely a VERY good Rifle, for the money.
Mark
I agree with the CZ, I had a CZ 17mach 2, the most accurate rifle I have ever owned but was a bit heavy to carry and to pretty to scratch. Made tough, accurate, and dependable. SCHOOL TEAMS PICK THE 452 TRAINER AS THE MOST ACCURATE PRODUCTION RIFLE FOR LESS THAN $900 AND SINCE ITS AROUND HALF THAT PRICE ITS HARD TO BEAT..
All the talk about the CZ 452 Trainers is right on target ! I have shot two of them, and their accuracy is simply amazing for the price ! I was SO impressed, I bought my own, today ! DON’T see how you can go wrong with one ! Ben Hey Ed, Do you have any 10/22s in stock? I’m looking for the walnut checkered sporter version, if it ain’t too much…..
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