Browning T-bolt .17hmr v.s. CZ 452 American .17hmr

[Remington 700]

Just curious to see what most people choose. If these two guns were sitting on a table and you had the chance to only pick up one of them and take it home with you, which one would it be?

I just recently bought a Browning T-bolt sporter in .17hmr . My T-bolt will consistantly shoot groups between 0.5" - 1" at 100 yards(just the front of rifle rested, and elbows on the bench). This is the first .17hmr I've shot - Will a CZ 452 American do any better or is my T-bolt doing pretty good?

Post a pic of either gun if you have one. Here's mine.

 

[Fassteel]

No doubt your T bolt is a fine rifle. How is the trigger? Nice thing about the CZ's is how easily they can be adjusted. FS

 

[Remington 700]

Fassteel - the trigger on my T-bolt is really nice - light, crisp and no creep. I didn't have to do any adjusting. There is an external adjustment screw for the trigger so adjustment would be easy.

 

[Mount Sweetness]

It will be hard to get better than .5in at a 100yards, won't matter what gun you shoot.

 

[Glock4ever]

I had a 3 CZ 452 rifles (2x 22LR and 1x 17HMR). They handled nicely and all had great fit and finish. I chose the T-Bolt because I have never owned one but they are reputed to be great shooters and they have some minor things that I really like. That being said that is a tough choice.