100 yard rimfire
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I don’t own a Tacticool, but do own a Precision Trainer, the only difference being the stocks. I feel that the CZ is slightly more refined, and on average, the CZ tends to be slightly more accurate than the Savage. I do not feel as if the CZ is twice the rifle at twice the money, but I do feel that it has an advantage over the average Savage. I feel that I should clarify that my FVSR wears a Boyd’s laminate stock and upgraded bottom metal, and with that additional cost added into the equation, I feel that the CZ gets the nod from me. My FVSR will easily hold 1MOA with quality ammunition, and I believe that says a lot for a rifle that I have $450 into (minus optics). The Savage is a GREAT value bolt action rim fire rifle, I own a 17HMR variant as well. Sorry, but I have no pictures of the CZ on this phone.
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Thanks for your reply. To make a head to head comparison I used Bud's cash prices on both and added the Boyd's stock ($137) to the Savage. It came out at $486 for the CZ Tacticool and $371 for the Savage, or a $115 difference.
$115 worth more refined and slightly more accurate?
That’s really tough for me to say, as I have a genuine appreciation for both rifles. I can say that I grab the Savage from the safe more often than the CZ, but I think that’s because I’m afraid to beat on the $900 CZ more than the Savage. I also think I grab the Savage more often because I tend to try to get new people behind a rifle as often as possible, and I’d feel better if someone dropped/dinged the Savage than the CZ, if nothing else. I’m not 100% up to snuff on upgrades, but I believe the two rifles are pretty equal when it comes to aftermarket support. Both of my Savages have Apache trigger kits, the CZ will likely get a YoDave upgrade at some point. I would HIGHLY recommend that you consider your future use of the rifle, and consider whether or not you want the option to switch calibers. If so, the extra $120 for the CZ is well worth it in my humble opinion. FWIW, I’m considering investing in a Vudoo action for my next build...the CZ will probably be my new go to loaner when that happens. These are only my opinions, I’m just a pipe liner with a rim fire fetish.
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I have one of those with a Vortex 2-7 scope on it. My 9 yr old grandson loves it. I've never shot it for accuracy but I've watched him @ 100yd wear out silhouette targets, turkey, chicken, and duck. The body shots were too easy so he went to head shots. He would rather shoot it than a 10/22???
HKShooter65
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Convinced.
Have 4 bigger guns in the truck to shoot in the cooling-off climate tomorrow PM.
Tossed my old faithful Browning takedown on top with a brick of ammo.
Happy times are here again.
Have 4 bigger guns in the truck to shoot in the cooling-off climate tomorrow PM.
Tossed my old faithful Browning takedown on top with a brick of ammo.
Happy times are here again.
HKShooter65
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I have a suggestion.
I have 2 Ruger 77/22s
one LR and one Magnum.
Both the all weather metal finish and both the lightly stained wood stock.
https://www.gunsamerica.com/userimages/503/900034247/wm_5257324.jpg
like that.
Sadly I don't think in production at the moment. Both are findable at the gun shows with patience.
Both I had threaded.
Hard to beat Ruger reliability, accuracy, mag availability etc
Finally got my A22 .22lr to the range to do a propper sight in. Shot Winchester Red box HPs and CCI Minimag HPs. Had a more comfortable setup than the last time I shot it but still not real stable. Not in a hurry this time either.
I did have a couple fliers that I I knew whete bad when I pulled the trigger. Wind was kind of gusty today. Tried to catch it between gusts but it didn't work well.
Both are at 100 yards with a bipod and rear bag. Nikon 3-9×40 Prostaff Rimfire scope set at 7x. 50 yard paralax. Would probably do better if I get a better scope for over 50 yards.
Dammit, trying to get pics and my phone won,'t go to the right ones.
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I did have a couple fliers that I I knew whete bad when I pulled the trigger. Wind was kind of gusty today. Tried to catch it between gusts but it didn't work well.
Both are at 100 yards with a bipod and rear bag. Nikon 3-9×40 Prostaff Rimfire scope set at 7x. 50 yard paralax. Would probably do better if I get a better scope for over 50 yards.
Dammit, trying to get pics and my phone won,'t go to the right ones.
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Ok, these are the right pics. The one with the circle targets, everything outside the circle was from a previous group. One target is 9 rounds with 2 fliers. The other target had 10 with 2 fliers. I keep losing my breath after the first 5 or 6 rounds. Smoking and coffee don't help.
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It's true, his gun shoots amazing, ask him how much he has in it.
Sheeeet, all I need is a better trigger, better barrel, better ammo, better stock, better scope ... I'll whoop y'alls ass.
I just wish I was as accurate as that 10/22 is. Hoping that for my Savage too.
Exactly and I loved shooting yours
HKShooter65
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.17 HMR is in the truck with a Sparrow can to accompany me on a corn feeder mission tomorrow after work.
The thing is just a joy to shoot. Almost boringly accurate with the Swarovski glass.
The thing is just a joy to shoot. Almost boringly accurate with the Swarovski glass.
CZ .22 Rifle would be on my list if accuracy is your priority. MY 10-22s are accurate. My most accurate one is this one It has a barrel I changed out. It has a Houge Stock and a Clark Custom Trigger with metal housing. This is how it groups at 50 yards. I have not tried 100 yards with it.
housing.
I have been working on modifying a Ruger Charger for long range shooting. Replaced a lot of parts from Kidd and Ruger. Got 4"-5" grouping at 100 yards with a cheap Simmons scope on it. It needs better glass before I try it any further.
Is the Charger like a 10/22 pistol?
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