I have a CZ 452 .17HMR fullstock that will consistently shoot more or less flat to 150 yards and will shoot 1/2 inch 5-shot groups at 100 yards with 17 gr. Federal Premium ammo, using an older model "made in Austria" Swarovski Habicht 4-12x50 scope. And it does this with a heavy factory trigger that has plenty of drag. I just replaced the trigger with a nice adjustable Timney that breaks very crisply at 3 lb. right out of the box. I haven't shot it yet with the new trigger, but I'm not sure how much more accurate this rifle can get...one hole at 100 yards? An amazing rifle. Its really ruined me for what I thought were my very accurate Sako and Brno .22 rimfires.
Anyway...I read once on Gunnutz about a metal nosecap being available to replace the plastic factory cap on the fullstock 452. Does anyone know where this might be found? And if you ever used one, did it affect accuracy?
Anyway...I read once on Gunnutz about a metal nosecap being available to replace the plastic factory cap on the fullstock 452. Does anyone know where this might be found? And if you ever used one, did it affect accuracy?
