CZ/Brno is the bees knees, for the price they are pretty accurate and a nice looking well built rifle. I love mt American 452, well both of them. CZ 452s have a cult follow in the States.
CZ/Brno is the bees knees, for the price they are pretty accurate and a nice looking well built rifle. I love mt American 452, well both of them. CZ 452s have a cult follow in the States.
Your not wrong, I see them selling for good money, the 455 is not as well liked, I have a 452 in .17 HRM, that I am going to sell, as prefer the 453 lux in .22 mag, and now I have a CZ .17 hornet I will never use the HRM again.
I have been looking at the 455 Canadian edition, might get one of them in a .22
Cooper makes a real nice rimfire.
It worries some people, personally I couldn't care.
Probably a good thing as I'm saving for a 338
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Some nice looking bits of wood there
Whats wrong with the 455 , most prefer the thread in barrel/action ie the old Brno/CZ models is 452 and older , over the new 455 slip in barrel
If you are considering older rifles then the BSA Century magazine version is very accurate. Also, a thinned down BSA target rifle (12/15 type) if a single shot is OK.
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