And just got out and measured 3 of my targets with the calipers...three groups in a row that measured .476, .520 and .456. And this was with the cheap winchester white box 55 gr stuff--$15 for 50! It feeds a bit rough, but the accuracy is certainly more than acceptable for a lightweight hunting rifle and I'm hoping it smooths up a bit with use. I'm also hoping it might shoot even better with some better quality ammo, but if not, I'm more than happy to shoot the cheap stuff ;P

here's apic, btw--has some pretty nice wood (pic doesn't really do it justice)

that is some good shootin, be careful CZ's have a way of reproducing. That is some great looking wood also, wish my carbine had wood like that. If you want I can give you some simple easy tips on how to smooth up your CZ. my carbine was kinda the same way, now it feeds from the mag like a custom CRF dangerous game rifle.

haha thnaks--yeah, i already have a 452 22 that shoots pretty much the same way. And yeah I'd be interested in any tips to smooth it up--thanks! I figured there was probably something I could do. My brother's usually good at that sort of stuff.

With groups like that, I'd have a hard time justifying the expensive ammo. Nice shooting!

yeah, I have a feeling its going to be digesting alot of cheap winchester white box haha. Can't beat the price and thats certainly very satisfactory accuracy. I want to try a box or two of the better quality stuff just to see what its actually capable of, but I'll be stocking up on the cheap stuff.

the 50grn vmax black hills reman ammo also shoots great in both my CZ's not quite as good as the white box though, but the price is about the same. the 50grn will perform better on coyotes and such, use the white box stuff for small varmints.

There is actually quite a few things to do depending on what your gun is doing. first check the action screws if these are too tight it will cause the action to bind slightly, I just snug mine. next and prolly the most common is rough feeding from the magazine. I first polish the feed rails with jb bore paste, next. I have been storing my clips loaded with 5 rounds this relieves the spring tension on the clip and makes it so your bolt doesn't have to over come so much bind as the shell leaves the clip. this should help a ton

scubie02: Looks like a very nice piece of kit. May I ask what scope you have on top?

Scubie02, That is a nice rifle and should make a lifetime hunting pardner, but not as good the one standing guard in the picture. jb

hahaha yeah, my dog had to at least get his FEET into the pic ;P

The scope is a Leupold VX ii 3-9x40 with wide duplex reticle that I happened to have available, but it works well. For me I seem to actually do better without the uber magnification--then I just see every little wobble! haha