I did email CZ-Usa and this was the response.Do anyone know specifics about CZ's 'accuracy guarantee' on the MTR?
They claim
'15 mm groups at a distance of 50 m'
But I haven't managed to find any info about what ammunition they use, or if there's any form of return policy if your specific rifle doesn't manage that standard...
it really just depends on your specific rifle what ammo it will like. I would start with SK Rifle Match due to performance to cost ratio. Mine shoots it lights out to 100, but anything beyond that I’m using other options in matches.Do anyone know specifics about CZ's 'accuracy guarantee' on the MTR?
They claim
'15 mm groups at a distance of 50 m'
But I haven't managed to find any info about what ammunition they use, or if there's any form of return policy if your specific rifle doesn't manage that standard...
What would be a better ammo pick for longer range?
The stock makes an otherwise excellent rifle feel a bit cheap. I have a tacsol aeris on it. It shoots lights out with cci standard velocity. All you hear is the bullet hitting the target. I chose the 24 inch barrel to keep it close in length to my centerfire prs rig.
Not true. I’ve seen plenty of ammo shoot great at 100 and fall apart at 200.
General wisdom is try a little of everything. 22lr in general is barrel dependent for ammo pickyness.
The price of 22 ammo generally corresponds with its consistency. When 20+ shot groups are used, or are electronically overlaid, the truth comes out. Lot testing is sound, but very few shooters have the skill, equipment, and mental precision to benefit from it, let alone wind free conditions. Lots of internet Rimfire ammo gospel presentations are not statistically sound.
I seen a video on his page about adjusting the magwell. Go on his YouTube page and check it out
I installed the billet magwell in my MTR, and the L3I mags fit great. The factory polymer mags are stiff. I did not need to do any adjustments.
Only slightly. The barrel length will effect SD/ES numbers though.. The ARA guys all favor the 24" version for that reason. Benchrest guys favor longer barrels for that reason as well. Lower numbers will help at longer ranges to keep your groups tighter. My 24" At-One shoots as well as my MTR at longer distances.
I would take a look at the Grey Birch La Chassis 457. It is a light weight chassis that would get you very close to balancing. It is going to be very hard to get any chassis to balance with the 16 inch stock barrel but I would bet this chassis with the 16 inch forearm and a set of mlok external weights and you would be there. This is with a L3i 24' Barrel. Which I fully understand is much heavier, but it also balances way in front of the stop. So, I am sure with the stock 16" and a few external weights it will work or be very close.
Interesting to see you are running an arca rail on the La Chassis. Are you doing that to try to stiffen the forearm up? If so, how is that working? On my wife's build that is my only knock on the La Chassis would be the flex in the forearm. I kind wish they would look at making something like a competition forearm that would have more wall thickness to stiff it up and even a bit wider to give you better stability. However, I do understand to build a chassis that light you have to give something somewhere. I like Grey Birch's modular design because it allows them to create use specific forearms and butt stocks in the future.
Water was running as well, that's fluid dampened harmonics man.I like how he hung a coil of garden hose off the front to act as a counter balance.
The GB La Chassis was never intended for a truck axle barrel. The forend is super flexy so the add-on arca rail helps a little but the flex is definitely still there. Honestly it’s place holder right now until I can get off my ass and order the Gen 2 ACC.
There's another CZ comp chassis coming in the next couple weeks.
Looking forward to the review! I'd love an option to extract live rounds from tight chambers.
I believe that’s what they are doing. DPG discloses that bolt close will be harder than normal. Yup MCR.
The new claws are much thicker and definitely add a great bit of tension on the spring which is evident when you install them. I’m pretty positive that plays a role in the added force.
I have a Tikka T1X in a woox Furiosa and a cz 457 varmint mtr. Both get shot in PRS rimfire, cz is base class and the Tikka is open. If you plan on shooting PRS or NRL22 with it make sure you get the Furiosa ultra forend as the regular Furiosa forend gets pretty tall when you have an arca rail stuck under it which makes it harder to thread into and out of barricades. Also the longer length from the ultra forend will help with balance, I do like the regular Furiosa grip a lot but haven't held the ultra grip.
Sweet!! I'm going to call Wooks to see if the can make the ultra for a 457
Technically announced today. I'll have some photos tomorrow and then it'll be at shot show next week
