Savage mk II or CZ 455

[RabidM4U5]

Here you are. Still lying about the whole situation. Still badmouthing CZ.

You commit a slanderous act of libel against me, I politely ask you to substantiate your false and malignant claims, yet you run away like a frightened child. Who, exactly, is "full of it", mmmm? Take the CZ warranty book to a lawyer or even an elementary school English teacher so that they may help you understand the way the terms were written, I've wasted enough time explaining to you a simple concept you fail to grasp.

OP, I've only got experience with three 455 rifles, so I know that doesn't represent "statistical significance" or what have you not, but the fact that one person received defective product multiple times should raise a red flag to you. I'm not saying that CZ can't produce an accurate rifle, they can, I'm just highlighting their lack of quality control. You can't be sure that the rifle you buy will be any good, if you want to take that chance, I wish you the best.

Here is my best of three, CZ 455 Full Stock .22 LR, after crown repair for a terrible factory crown.



I'm not aware of anyone who reguarly posts that has done as much as I to achieve accuracy with a CZ, so OP, I will tell you that the CZ platform is plenty capable of accuracy, but their barrel making QC sucks, and that is why any factory built CZ is a huge gamble. Here's a full custom CZ, don't expect them to shoot like this out of the box.

 

[.22LRGUY]

Im 67yrs old and have hunted with 22s for 50yrs. I finally got a CZ452 and would not trade it for the world.

That's the way allot of guys feel about CZ452s. Great guns. I can say (with some confidence) that I'll likely never own a 455.

 

[baldabe]

If nothing else, I do not like Savage magazines and their retention system in the gun. The magazines can fall apart because they are just stamped steel bent and retained by a few stakes. There's no magazine well, just a guide bar and piece of stamped steel to retain the magazine in place.
The CZ magazines are quality manufactured (both steel and polymer) and they go into a proper magazine well.

 

[StrelokRussia]

I like my Savage. It's an accurate rifle and inexpensive relative to the CZ so I am not too afraid to scratch it, which will happen eventually. Easy to do a trigger job on the accutrigger.