All groups shot with Savage MKII, with scope at 12-15X using Wolf MT. I'm sure there are others that can do better, but given the condtions, it's about the best I can do. But it will show you where the limits of accurate 22lr shooting is.
HMR17 escribió:bueno, digi no se que decir!!!!!!!!
para los americanos todo lo suyo es lo mejor..
esa diana a 70 yardas ufff...
¿ no hay nadie en ESPAÑA que la tenga?
cactus29 escribió:HMR17 escribió:bueno, digi no se que decir!!!!!!!!
para los americanos todo lo suyo es lo mejor..
esa diana a 70 yardas ufff...
¿ no hay nadie en ESPAÑA que la tenga?
siento no ser de mas ayuda, pero llego hasta donde puedo......
personalmente me satisface, aunque la culata no sea tan ergonomica, es un detalle que no me importa en absoluto y respecto al cañon, no se que decir......
si un cañon pesado tiene mejor comportamiento es algo que desconozco....
saludetes........buena suerte!!!
HMR17 escribió:digi, la carabina en si es preciosa y con un precio mas que aceptable pero lo que hay que saber es li le puede hacer sombra a las CZ..-
saludos..
I have the Savage MKll and CZ 452 Shiloutte in 22lr. I added a Timney trigger to the CZ.
The two rifles have some differences such as the bolt lock system. The CZ bolt locks with two lugs one is the bolt handle root like most rimfire rifles and the other lug is opposite the bolt handle, it is believed this gives a tighter and more constant lock up. The Savage uses the bolt handle root only. The CZ bolt rides on an insert that controls the movement and makes the action smooth. The Savage bolt rides in the receiver tube it can be slicked up if need be mine is fine but not as slick as the CZ.
The triggers are different. The Savage has the Accutrigger and it is fine. Some folks over at rimfirecentral slick it up but stock trigger is fine by me. The CZ 452 trigger was not the greatest and I only used it once. I installed the Timney and my disappointment could not be greater. What I found out was the trigger has a stiff pull but great break due to the design of the firing pin and sear arrangment so not much improvement over the CZ trigger. There is some info about improving the CZ trigger over at rimfirecentral.
Until now the CZ had limited stock choices in thumbhole varmint type but this is changing. By summer they will have a thumbhole heavy barrel model for sale. Have it now in the catalog just not at dealers yet. The Savage has many stocks available both factory and aftermarket.
In scope mounts they are different as well. The Savage is drilled and tapped and most folks use a separate mount system, Weaver and such. I like the EGW one piece mount and anybodies ring that make you happy. On the CZ it is a two size deal and ring selection is less but ok. Some models have the Euro 11mm grove and some have the American 3/8ths grove. High quality mounts are available for both and some claim to fit both.
In magazines the Savage are cheap pressed steel some are bad right out of the box. On the CZ they are molded plastic and each one is the same.
My CZ shoots everything well and some great. Savage shoots great with some expensive ammo average with most bulk ammo and terrible with a few bulk brands.
There is a reason the CZ cost more.
HMR17 escribió:digi eres un maquina...
nadie tiene en ESPAÑA una savage markII bv...
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