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CZ452 with the straight stock are a nice unit. The old Brno Mod 2 is a great piece of machinery but that droopy old Euro stock is designed for open sight use and make them a bit of a prick with a scope. You have to do what Maca did and get a custom stock made to make them perfect.
CZ452 with the straight stock are a nice unit. The old Brno Mod 2 is a great piece of machinery but that droopy old Euro stock is designed for open sight use and make them a bit of a prick with a scope. You have to do what Maca49 did and get a custom stock made to make them perfect.
To make my point I've posted twice :D feckn compuda
Another very good 22LR to watch for is the heavy barrel Remington 541T. Dermastor on this site had one for sale few weeks ago for under a grand. Quality 22LR rifle in classic style - notch ahead of the CZ452. Here's the recent thread:
http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...on-541t-34941/
From my bench testing the Toz 78 not a consistent sub 0.5" shooter at 50m like some others mentioned here. Good wee hunter though.
HAHAHAHA That "gay redneck rabbit shooter" just so happens to be me :D jealousy is a wonderful thing ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by viper
Lol, classic.
I don't know which is worse : no shirt or that Ruger 10 / 22..............hold on I do, it's the Ruger.
Drop that shit box Ruger out of your avatar and your all good by me mate:XD:
In all honesty, I prefer my toz 78 over my 10/22 so I'd agree with you on that point but again nothing beats an anshütz :beer:Quote:
Originally Posted by viper
Not all of them have the hogs back stock on them. None of my Brno rimfires have them, all straight (bolt and semi)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathias
True that, I've seen a number of Mod 2 with what looks like Mod 1 stocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
My Krico has a hogs back and I have shot it since a little lad, for a long time with open sights but later with a scope.
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Originally Posted by viper
I agree. even if you have to photoshop it in or go shoot another rabbit, for all of our sanity's sake, hold the Toz next time.....:) Its a much better looking rifle and better than the ruger in every way.....
I was having a quick browse of the web to see what and how many options of stock were available on them, and came across this:
Wartime Built BRNO Model 22F Rifle, by CZ
The rings are comically high, but what a beauty otherwise
Love those full length stocks.
Says 22 but closer inspection hows 8x57JS so might be a bit big, though fun none the less.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Damn right....They are a work of art.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
Anschutz 1710 or 1712. Expensive, exceptional accuracy, trigger and finish. The same for the older Anschutz 1422 if you can find one, which would be very doubtful.
The best value for money new .22LR rifle IMO would be the Weihrauch 60J. A friend just bought one for $1050 new and it's superbly accurate, very well made with a great trigger.
By CZ? Don't know where they got that from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
+1 Currently waiting for a HW 66 Production which is exactly the same rifle except it has the American style stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by 10-Ring
Had a CZ455. Never again. I got one that wouldn't shoot. Check out rimfirecentral - CZ make occasional duds in the 455. The Yanks either rebarrel them or correct the excessive head space.
CZ 452 are v good. No bad stories around about them.
Early BRNOs are nice, just some owners have outlandish ideas of their value even when in knocked about condition.
Also remember that after around 1967 they were now longer true BRNOs but CZs even though CZ chose to continue badge them as BRNOs.
Anschutz 1710 - came close to buying one. Absolute tack driver.
change the barrel and trigger on your 10/22 to kidd stuff and it will out shoot most things
