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I have a 342 in .22 hornet. The triger isn't great and mounting a scope is kind of a hassle because of the side mount. But accuracy is pretty good. With a 3-9 scope on it and reloads I can get about 1/2 moa. factory win ammo goes into about an inch. Since I have just got a new .223 I dont use the 22hornet much anymore. | |||
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For about $150 more I bet he could get a CZ 527 American in .22 Hornet. Having owned both, I can say that there is no comparison between the two. I love mine. | |||
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I bought a Stevens model 322A about two years ago. As far as I know, it's just the same as the Savage. I use 11.5 grains of IMR-4227 with the Sierra 40 grain Blitzking bullet and get tremendous ground-squirrrel accuracy. I paid $140 for it and bought the B-Square mount for $45. The B-Square puts the scope above the bore, unlike the Weaver setup. I have an old steel Weaver V-7 on it and it is now my "go to" gun for scouting trips in the Owyhee mountains. I will tell you that there is a drawback to the B-Square mount in that the scope mount is so high above the bore that you don't make cheek contact with the stock, it's more like "jaw-contact". My buddy has the CZ in .223 and I don't give up anything to him within 200 yards! | |||
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