Help a newbie find a CZ 452

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I’ve decided to buy a CZ 452. I’m not sure which model but right now it’s a toss up between the American and the Silhouette. I’m looking for any recommendations on where to but one – especially from an on-line dealer. I’m in Ontario, in the Ottawa region, so if anyone knows of a dealer/store in the area that would be great.

Thanks for the help.
 
sone said:
www.gunsnthings.ca has the cheapest CZ prices around.
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check out Illingworth Imports Inc

prices are way better than gunsandthings and scott is a great guy to deal with, also has the Hawke rings for scope mounting. Top of the line stuff.
 
taffman said:
check out Illingworth Imports Inc

prices are way better than gunsandthings and scott is a great guy to deal with, also has the Hawke rings for scope mounting. Top of the line stuff.
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I've never heard of them, where are they? Website?
 
I have an 452 American in .22LR and a Varmint in .17HMR. The American shoots 0.5" and the Varmint 0.4" ....5 shot groups @ 50M. When buying a CZ, I call several suppliers and as them to check test target groups and make my decision on the basis of the best group. If they won't check, I don't buy! Test target groups can vary considerably and in spite of the fact that you may find a particular brand of ammo that shoots better than the test group...I think the test group gives you something objective to consider when purchasing any rifle.
 
I don't know if I'd put that much faith in the test targets. It's not like a Kimber, where they have to shoot groups at 50 yards that are .400" or better (or whatever their measurement goal is), or they're not sold.
JEC said:
I have an 452 American in .22LR and a Varmint in .17HMR. The American shoots 0.5" and the Varmint 0.4" ....5 shot groups @ 50M. When buying a CZ, I call several suppliers and as them to check test target groups and make my decision on the basis of the best group. If they won't check, I don't buy! Test target groups can vary considerably and in spite of the fact that you may find a particular brand of ammo that shoots better than the test group...I think the test group gives you something objective to consider when purchasing any rifle.
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