I have a 452 Ultra Lux and its an absolute tack driver! And with the extra long barrel it's extremely quiet.
I have a 452 Ultra Lux and its an absolute tack driver! And with the extra long barrel it's extremely quiet.
Super sweet rifle! I didn't have the coin for the 452 at the time, so I went with the poor man's version:
Savage Mark II FV-SR
I hope to get a 452 in the future. Do yourself a favor and get the Silencerco SS Sparrow suppressor. I did a ton of research on my 2nd .22LR can and the SS Sparrow is head & shoulders above the rest!
Last edited by glocktogo; 11-28-12 at 21:11.
I had LH 452's in 17 HMR and .22lr. Both had excellent triggers and accuracy, though I sometimes had feed issues with the mags. In the end I standardized on my 10/22's as I didn't need a bolt action 22 that much. But I still like the CZ's as a great option for an affordable .22 bolt action when you don't want to go higher-end like Anschutz.
Also interesting is the new switch-barrel 455.
http://cz-usa.com/products/view/455-american/
congats on the 452, cz makes some fine quality accurate .22s. be careful for some people they end up buying more than one. i have a 28" ultra lux and 452FS.
The barrels benefit from break in. After you fire 500-600 rounds through it, you should see the shot groups improve.
Last edited by 7 RING; 12-06-12 at 01:35.
Is it even possible to wear out a .22 barrel? Let alone break one in? haha
Last edited by Doc. Holiday; 12-06-12 at 09:02.
THE MORE YOU SWEAT IN TRAINING, THE LESS YOU BLEED IN BATTLE
Another thing to do is not clean the barrel unless accuracy has really declined.
This is excellent advice. All I clean is the chamber and bolt face until accuracy drops off. Your zero might shift after a thorough cleaning, but usually it returns to zero after firing fouling shots. After cleaning, I fire at least 20 fouling shots before shooting a match.
Oh I never go into a match with a clean barrel. Bad idea!
THE MORE YOU SWEAT IN TRAINING, THE LESS YOU BLEED IN BATTLE
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