Lrp
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I was ready to purchase until I inspected one in person, the rubber coating on the wood stock won't last IMO. Canadian models do not include the brake and over sized bolt handle as shown in photos. I'm sure it will shoot well tho, match chamber ftw!
Selling lipstick and make up another mid entry low budget attemp appreciate you looked at one sadly was going to put a deposit on one...guess not! not sure what happened to CZ I purchased 3 new MTR 457 that all shot the same poorly average I owned a few Norinco NS 522 @ 250.00 that would dance circles around the new CZ.
Seam to be selling more marketing then accuracy yet my older 453 452 will again out shoot there new product! To bad I was a CZ follower for years.
Seam to be selling more marketing then accuracy yet my older 453 452 will again out shoot there new product! To bad I was a CZ follower for years.
One would expect accuracy par of my older 452 453 I’m finding new models seem to have low quality quantities I’ve bin following others that have gone through the same issues, three out of ten? This is not the word of gospel but sure seems to be close can’t say I didn’t try. I purchased 3 new MTR rifles guess it just could be my luck, when a Norinco 250.00 unit out performs a CZ anything I think quality control may just be slipping.
One would say it’s the shooter...absolutely! I’ve posted many pics from my Cooper M57 that easily pulls .0## shots @50y I have a reasonable understanding of what it takes to make accuracy.
With new technologies in machining CZ should have a better product I’m sure I’ll end up wth another but I’ll wait for more info before spending.
One would say it’s the shooter...absolutely! I’ve posted many pics from my Cooper M57 that easily pulls .0## shots @50y I have a reasonable understanding of what it takes to make accuracy.
With new technologies in machining CZ should have a better product I’m sure I’ll end up wth another but I’ll wait for more info before spending.
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I also like mine and have been happy with the accuracy when paired with a good lot of ammo. I thought about painting my stock as well but couldn’t decide on the best method and type of paint to use over the rubberized grippy finish.
Also let’s see them pics!
Also let’s see them pics!
Max Owner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Once I got the length of pull shims added, I really liked mine. Accuracy was good. Was pulling occasional shots due to LOP being too short. And not getting properly positioned behind rifle.
No regrets about buying so far.
Curious about you guys that have painted the stocks.....
No regrets about buying so far.
Curious about you guys that have painted the stocks.....
Not sure if the post by someone was sarcastic about painting the stock ... For me it works , on a side note I already have a spare MTR Walnut stock and will most likely order a Cadex Stock once it becomes available .
I have installed a CADEX folding grip in the back which works amazingly well when shooting and holding to set up height . Got same set up on her big brother in .308 and .338 .
Been feeding my LRP CCI and will start testing with Eley and Lapua shortly . Shot tighter groups at same distance 75 yards with my little MarkII FV 16" using Federal this morning .
I have installed a CADEX folding grip in the back which works amazingly well when shooting and holding to set up height . Got same set up on her big brother in .308 and .338 .
Been feeding my LRP CCI and will start testing with Eley and Lapua shortly . Shot tighter groups at same distance 75 yards with my little MarkII FV 16" using Federal this morning .
