what does your 452 like to eat
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what does your 452 like to eat
i have a varmint that loves RWS,Wolf and 711b, it likes 719 and automatch. i have a buddy who bought an american that apperantly doesnt like anything. i like chicken satay and chinese food 
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I am on my 4th CZ. 2 different ones for the boys & 2 for me. Good well made guns. CZ is a top notch company who supports their products well.
However not all CZ 452's give match grade results. I'm sure someone here will say every one they have gives match grade results, so great. But remember they are building a rifle to sell for $300-350 so they have to cut some corners that say a Anschutz 1416 doesn't. Heck I'd say CZ probably spends more money on their stock at this level than anschutz does on the 1416 guns! So IMHO cost savings are in the barrels.
Of course check bedding, ammo, trigger, scope, etc. But if it won't shoot 1"-1.5" @ 100m with good ammo Wolf, SK, Eley, 711b after light tweaking then I'd consider it for squirrel hunting or sell/trade for another.
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However not all CZ 452's give match grade results. I'm sure someone here will say every one they have gives match grade results, so great. But remember they are building a rifle to sell for $300-350 so they have to cut some corners that say a Anschutz 1416 doesn't. Heck I'd say CZ probably spends more money on their stock at this level than anschutz does on the 1416 guns! So IMHO cost savings are in the barrels.
Of course check bedding, ammo, trigger, scope, etc. But if it won't shoot 1"-1.5" @ 100m with good ammo Wolf, SK, Eley, 711b after light tweaking then I'd consider it for squirrel hunting or sell/trade for another.
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Wow. I'd say that's too tight. Most of the hardcore CZers on rimfirecentral have found values between 18-26 inch/lbs to be optimal. You'll probably be introducing a lot of wood compression at 45, which is generally to be avoided. If you've bedded it and added pillars, that's another story. But even then, generally speaking that's pretty darn tight. I use 25 on my 453, which got a treating of Devcon and pillars.
Jerry G wrote:Action screws should be about 45 inch lbs.
