CZ 455 American?

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Has anyone tried a CZ 455 American? It is supposed to have an easily changed barrel and Dan Lilja is considering a line of drop in barrels, so 455 with a Timney trigger and a Lilja barrel might make a really nice silhouette rig.
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Haven't gotten to put my hands on one yet, but I'm hoping some new guy brings one to the range and needs help sighting it in. :)
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BCloninger wrote:Has anyone tried a CZ 455 American? It is supposed to have an easily changed barrel and Dan Lilja is considering a line of drop in barrels, so 455 with a Timney trigger and a Lilja barrel might make a really nice silhouette rig.
CZ455.. BC's new Remington 504 project =))
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Bob, that's a cruel thing to say about a CZ!

It is worth looking into, although actually doing it is a different question. It depends on Lilja building a drop in barrel for the 455 and the reputation it earns. If the 455 is a stinker, forget the whole thing. One lost cause is more than enough.
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BCloninger wrote:............ One lost cause is more than enough.
Ahhh you learn well Grasshopper =:)
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Bob259 wrote:Ahhh you learn well Grasshopper =:)
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