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Old 06-14-2008 | 04:37 PM
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I just bought a CZ 452 and I'm looking for rings for it. Midway has Talley rings in the catalog, but they are on backorder and I don't know when they can be shipped.
Does anyone know who else makes rings for this gun, if anyone, and where I could get a set quickly??? Thanks........... Don
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Old 06-14-2008 | 08:15 PM
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Midway has a whole bunch. Look under B-square or search 11mm dovetail or airgun rings. I think they are scamming a bit as I bought the B-square airgun mounts for 22 or airguns made of aircraft aluminum and the identical looking 22 only ring mounts are like 20-30 dollars more. I have had no problems with the "airgun mounts". Do a similar search at Brownells and you should get more results and you can also get weaver adapters so you can use plain old weaver mounts. Also look up Eric Brooks and get his trigger kit, single best thing you can do for your gun. also you didn't say what caliber is your gun as I think .17 HMR are 3/8" and the .22 are 11mm. hope it helps.
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Old 06-15-2008 | 08:24 AM
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nyorange.... Thanks for the info. I'll do a little checking on that. Sorry I didn't mention the caliber... it is a .22 and takes the 11mm mounts as you stated.
Also, thanks for the info on the trigger. This gun does not have the set trigger and I have no idea of trigger condition as I've never fired it due to no mounts for a scope yet. We all know it's not a good idea to dry-fire a rimfire gun.
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