CZ 452 vs Rem700

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Hey guys,

This is my first ever thread here on CGN and I hope my question doesn't come across stupid. I was just wondering what's the point of buying the CZ452 for roughly $550 when I can buy a .308 or 30-06 Rem700 for only $100 more? Wouldn't it make more sense to buy the gun that has more fire power?
 
Nothing is more valuable then a good 22lr. You can shoot 350-400 rounds for the price of 20 cheap 308 rounds. Its good for small game, plinking, low recoil, low noise. There are many many good reasons for a good 22 rifle.
 
price your ammo out.........then decide if you want to shoot 10 rounds a weekend or 1000 rounds per weekend........then buy the appropriate rifle....
 
I own a couple CZ 452 and not one Rem700.
Sort of like comparing a $10,000 car to a $10,000 truck.
All depends on what your taste buds are and what your purpose
for the wheels are.

Welcome to CGN.
Study long and study hard............:wave:
 
kamlooky said:
I own a couple CZ 452 and not one Rem700.
Sort of like comparing a $10,000 car to a $10,000 truck.
All depends on what your taste buds are and what your purpose
for the wheels are.

Welcome to CGN.
Study long and study hard............:wave:
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dammit loooky........your new avatar keeps throwing me, especially when you go back and forth on the slurred type........happy new year buddy....
 
So if you went out and fired 300 rounds , in a few hours, how much would the ammunition cost for the 308win or 30-06? Could you even shoot 300 rounds out of a 30-06 in a few hours, without the recoil causing a flinch? How many rounds do you suppose that a 30-06 barrel will tolerate, before throat erosion causes a loss of accuracy? Would a 30-06 be a good choice for starting out a new shooter, say a younger child, or a small woman, that has never fired a rifle before? Now substitute 22lr for 30-06, in those same questions, and compare the answers.
 
hometownhero said:
Nothing is more valuable then a good 22lr. You can shoot 350-400 rounds for the price of 20 cheap 308 rounds. Its good for small game, plinking, low recoil, low noise. There are many many good reasons for a good 22 rifle.
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yodave said:
price your ammo out.........then decide if you want to shoot 10 rounds a weekend or 1000 rounds per weekend........then buy the appropriate rifle....
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kamlooky said:
I own a couple CZ 452 and not one Rem700.
Sort of like comparing a $10,000 car to a $10,000 truck.
All depends on what your taste buds are and what your purpose
for the wheels are.

Welcome to CGN.
Study long and study hard............:wave:
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stubblejumper said:
So if you went out and fired 300 rounds , in a few hours, how much would the ammunition cost for the 308win or 30-06? Could you even shoot 300 rounds out of a 30-06 in a few hours, without the recoil causing a flinch? How many rounds do you suppose that a 30-06 barrel will tolerate, before throat erosion causes a loss of accuracy? Would a 30-06 be a good choice for starting out a new shooter, say a younger child, or a small woman, that has never fired a rifle before? Now substitute 22lr for 30-06, in those same questions, and compare the answers.
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Thanks for all the good info everyone! I never really expected the amounts of response so fast, keep it up CGN!! All your comments make lots of sense, guess the 308/30-06 should be saved for hunting season instead of the range!
 
vtyou said:
Thanks for all the good info everyone! I never really expected the amounts of response so fast, keep it up CGN!! All your comments make lots of sense, guess the 308/30-06 should be saved for hunting season instead of the range!
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Be sure to start a new thread asking if you should get a 308 or the 30-06, there is always a lot of good points for each and it makes for hours upon hours of reading.............honest
 
Gaaaaaaad..............I sure feel fewlish now.
Yung'n aboard here and dew'n this multi qwoten chit and I kant
figure it owt.

I need lessuns daggnabbitt...........Not math lessons t'eyether.
 
yodave said:
Be sure to start a new thread asking if you should get a 308 or the 30-06, there is always a lot of good points for each and it makes for hours upon hours of reading.............honest
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Pretty sure there's plenty of 308 vs 30-06 threads around, the last thing I want to do is annoy people more with another thread, I'll just use the search bar :)

kamlooky said:
Gaaaaaaad..............I sure feel fewlish now.
Yung'n aboard here and dew'n this multi qwoten chit and I kant
figure it owt.

I need lessuns daggnabbitt...........Not math lessons t'eyether.
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Haha the multi-quote is right beside the "Reply With Quote" don't know how you can miss it

stubblejumper said:
You still need to practice with a centerfire, you just don't need to shoot it as much as most people shoot rimfires.
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For sure, I would never go hunting without target practice first
 
kamlooky said:
Gaaaaaaad..............I sure feel fewlish now.
Yung'n aboard here and dew'n this multi qwoten chit and I kant
figure it owt.

I need lessuns daggnabbitt...........Not math lessons t'eyether.
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vtyou said:
Pretty sure there's plenty of 308 vs 30-06 threads around, the last thing I want to do is annoy people more with another thread, I'll just use the search bar :)



Haha the multi-quote is right beside the "Reply With Quote" don't know how you can miss it



For sure, I would never go hunting without target practice first
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kamlooky said:
Yaaaaaaabutttt.............then whut?
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vtyou said:
After you clicked every single post you wanted to multiquote with the "Multi-Quote This Message" button, on the last post you want to quote, simply just click "reply with quote" and it should all be quoted for you :)
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:dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana:

Whoooooooooooooot...............lernt sumting today.............:bigHug:
 
vtyou said:
Hey guys,

This is my first ever thread here on CGN and I hope my question doesn't come across stupid. I was just wondering what's the point of buying the CZ452 for roughly $550 when I can buy a .308 or 30-06 Rem700 for only $100 more? Wouldn't it make more sense to buy the gun that has more fire power?
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Here's my $0.02...I was never really interested in 22lr rifles (started off with HG's). When I branched out into rifles I picked up .223's, 308's, and 7.62x54R. After about 30 mins and 30-40rnds I'm done(bad shoulder).
I now own a couple of 22lr bolts (one scoped one with irons) and can shoot them for hundreds of rounds at a fraction of the cost and the shoulder feels just fine.
Rimfire's are damn fun to shoot...and CZ makes a fine rimfire for ~$500
 
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yodave said:
kamlooky said:
:dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana:

Whoooooooooooooot...............lernt sumting todayQUOTE]

on no...........there goes the forums..........................:bigHug:
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kamlooky said:
:dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana: :dancingbanana:

Whoooooooooooooot...............lernt sumting today.............:bigHug:
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vtyou said:
After you clicked every single post you wanted to multiquote with the "Multi-Quote This Message" button, on the last post you want to quote, simply just click "reply with quote" and it should
all be quoted for you :)
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And the multi quote.
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