- Location
- Edmonton Alberta
I just wanted to add to the list of first time reviews of the rifle, you know how it is, we all think ours is special 
I went on a 5 day quading expedition to hinton AB recently, and since we were to be camping on crown land i brought along my recently purchased cz 858 tactical 2. I dont have pics or videos yet but they were both taken and ill post them when they come back, but the gist of it is i was shooting, as well as 4 other first time shooters. After going through all of the proper safety lessons with them, we would all shoot 1 round from a fully loaded (canadian) magazine, into a piece of cardboard crudely marked with a bullseye.
After each shot we would check the hits, so it was sort of a fun way to stretch ammo and enjoy the time for everyone. everyone in the group in cluding myself was printing groups (minus a few flyers) under 10 inches at 100 yards. I find this to be very acceptable and was more than pleased with the accuracy of the rifle. It was great because it got a bunch of first time shooters interested as they saw what they could do.. with irons no less!
I plan to put the scout scope with a red dot on the front and try to wring out even more accuracy from my "lil beast" it was really a great time, not alot of recoil and like i said extremely accurate for what it is. Cleaned with windex because we were in the bush and i got the patches coming out clean pretty quick. Very happy i spent the money on it!
I went on a 5 day quading expedition to hinton AB recently, and since we were to be camping on crown land i brought along my recently purchased cz 858 tactical 2. I dont have pics or videos yet but they were both taken and ill post them when they come back, but the gist of it is i was shooting, as well as 4 other first time shooters. After going through all of the proper safety lessons with them, we would all shoot 1 round from a fully loaded (canadian) magazine, into a piece of cardboard crudely marked with a bullseye. After each shot we would check the hits, so it was sort of a fun way to stretch ammo and enjoy the time for everyone. everyone in the group in cluding myself was printing groups (minus a few flyers) under 10 inches at 100 yards. I find this to be very acceptable and was more than pleased with the accuracy of the rifle. It was great because it got a bunch of first time shooters interested as they saw what they could do.. with irons no less!
I plan to put the scout scope with a red dot on the front and try to wring out even more accuracy from my "lil beast" it was really a great time, not alot of recoil and like i said extremely accurate for what it is. Cleaned with windex because we were in the bush and i got the patches coming out clean pretty quick. Very happy i spent the money on it!
