CZ 452 Ring Photos................More Better Now

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I bought a new CZ 452 American in 22 rim and here is the update with the
trials and tribulations.
All in all it should work.................:bigHug:
I bought a 4x32 Scorpion. Clarity is pretty amazing. So much so, this one
came home with me. The rings aren't bad, but a tad high and the 3/8's
don't work great on the <13mm CZ dovetail. The 3/8's rimfire rings will work
on a pinch, but don't fit worth chit. Couple photos of what I am refering to.





Not a horrible install, but meh. I'm fussy.





Couple more of t'other side.





Then I remembered the old Redfield 3/4" scope and well.......you decide?





Good bolt handle clearance, but I couldn't do it......



So a phone call and some helpful info made me go for a drive and pick up
these to try. Ya, I know, I wasn't smart enough to take a photo of this
package with the rings inside and I sure wasn't going to pull them off
the CZ to stuff them back in. Info is what I am trying to show.



Next bunch are what will work with these rings. It's a 3x9x40 miscreant....:eek:





These are the 13mm medium Leupold looking from the barrel side.
They were on finger tight.



And a shot from the business end. A bit of gap under the base, but CZ
will not ship the proper rings up here. There is a way, but heck, my butt
has been kicked on a shoot out, so I need to step up or eat crow.
Never cared much for the black feathers.............H you there? :p



Now for some end results. Mucho betterest......
I opened the bolt after this photo and found I had to move the scope
back a weee bit to clear the kanobby. Messed up my almost perfect
spacing........eh Cheezie........:D







Had to show you the Scorpion. Call this my little Buggy scope.









So there you have it folks. The thorn in my side for at least a couple or so
weeks. I got away with mediums as this scope alowed me to pull the ocular
lens back enough to clear the bolt. The silver scope (aka Simmons 8 Point)
allowed me the same clearance. I tried to put on a 3x9x40 Legend, but
the back end of the scope was a lot fatter and needed high rings to clear
the bolt knob.
Now I need to get some egg off my face with a fellow Nutzs as I thought I
had 11mm dovetail and had him chasing his tail. Chevy, you are an honorable
soul. Thanks for your help and setting my chart in the right direction.
That's it for now.
Gunpowder feller, dust off your sword............:D.......w:h:
 
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Although most CZ have an 11 mm dovetail, the American model has a 3/8" dovetail (yes I know, it makes soooo much sense). If you want a 40 mm objective you will probably need high rings. Call or email Mystic as that is where I got my rings from.
 
Here. This will make it easier. From the good folks at Rimfire Central.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=336921

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I have 2 452 Americans, one is 22LR and the other 17HMR.
They both have standard 3/8 dovetails, so I have used rings designed for that dimension.
Lynx is the brand, and the mediums work well for my applications [40MM Objective]
Regards, Eagleye
 
I have 2 452 Americans, one is 22LR and the other 17HMR.
They both have standard 3/8 dovetails, so I have used rings designed for that dimension.
Lynx is the brand, and the mediums work well for my applications [40MM Objective]
Regards, Eagleye

I like Lynx rings as well, they are good value. FS
Bought mine at P&D in Edmonton
 
Mystic Precision has a good price on Burris rings. Get the Signature with offset inserts if you're going to be shooting long range. Don't get the Zee rings, they're for Weaver rails. Looks like medium would be fine, unless you want the scope to sit higher or need clearance for caps.
 
Well after all the calls and fiddle fart'in around I figured to try a set of Leupold
13mm rings in medium rimfire.
For the 4X32 scope, they worked just fine.
I had to position the ocular lens back a bit from the bolt handle, but eye relief
was good.
Then I took a 3x9x40 spare and put it on there and decent barrel and bolt handle
clearance. Again, the eye relief was good.
I don't think I'd be able to put an AO 40mm scope on with these rings.
But dang it, it's just a 22 rimfire.
I did take a bunch of photos of this journey.
When my mind makes itself up that I can download them into My Pictures, then
over to Photophucket and then here, I will post them.
For those that can do it in a mere few seconds, I am in awwwwwwwww......... :D
I like the lines and looks of this set up.
The only detractor I can find is the bottom of the bases have a slight arc to them
and the top of the CZ receiver is flat.
Such is life.
Cheers me fellow Nutzs.
 
Dude.... Talley rings ... i went through the same bs with flaherty,epps didn't know jack all about rings.... then others sent me to talley and they set me up... no fooling around

also get the highest rings you can... you'll need'em
 
Dude.... Talley rings ... i went through the same bs with flaherty,epps didn't know jack all about rings.... then others sent me to talley and they set me up... no fooling around

also get the highest rings you can... you'll need'em

Dude, I don't care for the clamping of the rings at the top look........:p
 
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