My friend has one. It shoots pretty good and accepted standard CZ magazines. He likes it, and I admit it does shoot pretty good. The sights leave alot to be desired but he wants to scope it now I think. It's not bad, but I think I'd rather invest in a FS CZ if I were interested in anything like this.
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My friend has one. It shoots pretty good and accepted standard CZ magazines. He likes it, and I admit it does shoot pretty good. The sights leave alot to be desired but he wants to scope it now I think. It's not bad, but I think I'd rather invest in a FS CZ if I were interested in anything like this.
rollingrock
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The sights actually are surprisingly good. The rear sight is adjustable both for elevation and windage.
Ya...I found out yesterday. It seems my post was a wake up call.
Try get JW-14, that thing is pretty good too, for the money you pay.I have a BRNO knock off norinco .22 magnum I bought years ago and while not up to the finish standards of the BRNO, still functions pretty good and is accurate-all we were looking for.I looked at these EM 332's a while back but nobody seemed to know anything about them,nor could I find any reviews
rollingrock
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- Port Moody, BC
It's drilled. I think I will have a video coming soon.
rollingrock
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The accuracy of EM332 is under 1" at 50m with cheap brick ammo.
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- Ottawa, Ontario
my buddy has it.... over all finish seemed nice, the back sight wobbled from side to side and the safety was REALLY stiff to engage but with a cheapo red head red dot it was reallllly accurate
Have owned an Em332 for last couple of years and used it extensively on range and in field. It is a very well made rifle, comparable with european 22s and stock standard will outshoot pretty much any other standard 22 - if you are good enough.
Mine has shot 0.1" group at 55 yards and easily shoots under 0.5" with several ammos. It will also regularly shoot sub-MOA (under 1") at 110 yards with match and some hunting ammos. Has a best of 0.4" at 110yds and many 0.5" groups at that distance.
This is a precision little shooter and in hands of experienced club shooter with right ammo will give great performance.
Also own jw15 and although this also is very accurate - averaging round 0.6" at 55 yards with best of 0.4", it is not comparable to the Em. The Em is in a different engineering class altogether - far tighter and better action and feed.
Both however are bags of fun. Have owned and restored many rifles in recent years - marlin, winchester, rugers, henry etc but of all of them - surprisingly enough - the 2 norincos have been my keepers. I don't think I would ever sell the em - haven't found any standard 22 to match its precision shooting capability. Especially at norinco prices!
Note - many years of practice behind above figures!!
Mine has shot 0.1" group at 55 yards and easily shoots under 0.5" with several ammos. It will also regularly shoot sub-MOA (under 1") at 110 yards with match and some hunting ammos. Has a best of 0.4" at 110yds and many 0.5" groups at that distance.
This is a precision little shooter and in hands of experienced club shooter with right ammo will give great performance.
Also own jw15 and although this also is very accurate - averaging round 0.6" at 55 yards with best of 0.4", it is not comparable to the Em. The Em is in a different engineering class altogether - far tighter and better action and feed.
Both however are bags of fun. Have owned and restored many rifles in recent years - marlin, winchester, rugers, henry etc but of all of them - surprisingly enough - the 2 norincos have been my keepers. I don't think I would ever sell the em - haven't found any standard 22 to match its precision shooting capability. Especially at norinco prices!
Note - many years of practice behind above figures!!
