CZ 452 or 455?

[White Squirrel]

Not really, just that some people have to be critical without knowing the facts.

Guess I am getting old (wait, I know I am getting old), but I care less and less what other people think and more and more about what works for me.

[Sir Henry]

It took a 452 and a 455 to the range today but only shot the 452.

[ronnie]

I have bin there done that with the other forum with the fellows that hand out the keyboard thrashings.Just ignore them and carry on.I have bantered back to them and thanked them for their useless keyboard drivel.They soon understand that they have picked on the wrong member.Make the best of your scope and your requirements,head out to the range and shoot some groups.Enjoy that shooter.

R

[Catherine]

I looked at a few CZ rifles before my neck, back, leg and foot went out. I am working on those issues with my doctor! I use a cane on and off here at home and back and forth to the doctor.

We looked at a smaller CZ rifle called the CZ 452 Scout (Child's version?) due to the WEIGHT of it for me. It is 'shorter' and weighs less.

I usually use an ADULT size rifle because they FIT me better even at 5' 3" tall except for the Savage Rascal rifle here at home. The black composite stock is easy for me even on my bad arthritis days. I have not tried it out with the latest issues of mine though.

I like the CZ Scout 452, the CZ 455 Lux, and the CZ 455 Training rifle.

I did not see a HUGE collection of CZ rifles in our stores but I did see about 5 of them. I only looked at 22lr rifles when I looked at them 3 plus weeks ago.

My husband saw some CZ rifles when he put a couple of our firearms on consignment in Ronan too.

Thank you for this thread and the follow up posts.

I like the simpler rifles with iron sights since I do not use scopes.

Take care.

Cate

[Catherine]

I should add this here too.

I never owned or shot a CZ rifle or any CZ firearm.

My MT husband has never owned one but he shot one of his friend's CZ rifles some time ago at one of our 'shooting events'. It was in .223 caliber but I do not know the model of it. I don't even remember the rifle (NO offense to any person.) since there were so many guns there even with so few of us shooting. Grin.

My husband said that his friend's CZ rifle shot very well and he enjoyed shooting it.

My MT husband is a BOLT action and LEVER action rifleman. He only owns those styles now and almost ALL of his rifles shy of a few of them in his 60 plus years were in bolt and lever action styles.

Cate

Typo

[Danwin22]

If you're in the market for a .22 bolt-action I can't think of a better value than a CZ.

[Sir Henry]

If you're in the market for a .22 bolt-action I can't think of a better value than a CZ.

The CZ has it all, good looks, quality parts and it shoots straight. But the best part is they are affordable. They cost about the same as a rimfire Henry.