bolt action .22
01-06-2009, 06:19 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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RE: bolt action .22
Take a look at CZ. The CZ452 is reasonably priced and very accurate. I have a CZ453 Varmint, probably more than you need but I'll never need another 22 bolt action unless I start shooting matches again.
01-06-2009, 03:41 PM
#13
Typical Buck
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RE: bolt action .22
Just for the record!
I shoot Rugers(alot and mostly)!
I know it is a shock, but true!
I suggest you get a rifle similar to your deer hunting rig? I other words I shoot a Ruger 77 MKII 22 and 243, 270, 7mm 08, 7mm Mag, ect. If I pick up one gun the other is the same, maybe small frame but all the features are in the same place. Just food for thought in advance?
Now I have several lever actions (Marlins) as well and it cost me a nice plump doe this last Indiana deer season. I forgot to let off the cross bolt safety, so the 41 mag rifle "went snap"
But I just laughed at myself and enjoyed the rest of the season...
Especially if you are on a budget. Choose the same make of rifle and practice is cheaper too!!
Hope this helps you decide?
RugerMike
I shoot Rugers(alot and mostly)!
I know it is a shock, but true!
I suggest you get a rifle similar to your deer hunting rig? I other words I shoot a Ruger 77 MKII 22 and 243, 270, 7mm 08, 7mm Mag, ect. If I pick up one gun the other is the same, maybe small frame but all the features are in the same place. Just food for thought in advance?
Now I have several lever actions (Marlins) as well and it cost me a nice plump doe this last Indiana deer season. I forgot to let off the cross bolt safety, so the 41 mag rifle "went snap"
But I just laughed at myself and enjoyed the rest of the season...
Especially if you are on a budget. Choose the same make of rifle and practice is cheaper too!!
Hope this helps you decide?
RugerMike
01-08-2009, 09:18 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Adirondacks
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RE: bolt action .22
I love Ruger's but you cant beat CZ for the money.I only wish it had a rotary mag like the Ruger.I hate the look of those mags protruding out the bottom of the stock ruining the guns lines.
01-08-2009, 05:20 PM
#17
Typical Buck
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RE: bolt action .22
ORIGINAL: RugerMike
So apparently you are the ONLY NO-BODY on this site?
Right!
What a dumb.....................!
ORIGINAL: Remnard
no one here likes the 77/22 ruger?
no one here likes the 77/22 ruger?
So apparently you are the ONLY NO-BODY on this site?
Right!
What a dumb.....................!
Watch the name calling, and keep your comments to your self.
01-09-2009, 05:45 AM
#19
Typical Buck
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RE: bolt action .22
WTF is your problem? I asked if no one likes the 77/22, I was defending it, not knocking it.
Watch the name calling, and keep your comments to your self.
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My appologies. Appeared to be a staement to me, not a question? Again my mistake! Sorry
01-10-2009, 05:59 PM
#20
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: SW Ohio
Posts: 201
RE: bolt action .22
I had a Savage Mark II for a while. It wasn't a bad rifle at all after I installed an aftermarket trigger in it. The newer models come from the factory with a lot better trigger than they used to have. I now have a CZ 452, in my opinion the CZ is a much nicer gun as far as fit and finish goes. I also like the real walnut stocks. If you plan on installing a scope, I would opt for the American stock instead of the European stock if you decide on a CZ. As far as accurracy, that is a toss up. Both rifles are capable of pretty impressive groups.