CMP Winchester 52D with a Redfield 3200 12X scope. The bore looks like a sewer pipe but just loves Center-X and absolutely adores Midas+. Consistent hits on aspirins at 100 yards if my eyes are playing nice that day.
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I gave up on that long ago. Haven’t had an issue with my CZ ever.If I keep having to deal with Vudoo mag and feeding issues, I am going to give rimx a try.
Try taking .050 thou off your feed lips, and removing a bit of material off the back.If I keep having to deal with Vudoo mag and feeding issues, I am going to give rimx a try.
Vudoo has redesigned magazines coming. Although, I am not having any feeding problems with the current mags.If I keep having to deal with Vudoo mag and feeding issues, I am going to give rimx a try.
You are running a bit behind the times, the CZ 457 replaced the 455 has been out since 2019!CZ 452. They don’t make them anymore. There is the new 455 but I haven’t shot one.
Randy at CPC tunes the 77/22 my uncle has one with the Lilja drop in barrel and it’s spectacular so is the Clark Custom barrel as well. But like you said sad nobody makes needed things like a chassis or higher end composite stock for them. I’d like one in 22 hornet one of these days. https://www.ct-precision.com/The Lithgow I handled didn't impress me at all. Both on aesthetics and function.
I'm still pissed that we never got shit for support for the 77/22 and yet you can't throw a dead cat and not hit some component for the POS 10/22. And please don't tell me how your POS 10/22 is high fucking science....I do not care.
If I were King for the Day....we'd see Remington Custom Shop fire back up and offer 40XB barreled actions with the "brand new" magazine feed option....use your imagination. Take what we want now with what they did pretty good back when. And being the Custom Shop is doing the work and not Big Green....it should be fairly easy to pump out a product that we could then take and make our own with them doing no extraneous major hand fitting and whatnot on stocks and triggers.
But to point of the OP's primary question....I see no point comparing $2500 guns to $600 (or anywhere in between). You are in fact getting something for the money, otherwise they couldn't charge it. I like many of the options....but if you think I'm not opting for the $2500 gun....your crazy.
Nice rifle!!As much as I love my Anschutz 54 this H&R M12 has been a fun rifle to tinker with it also provided my first win in ARA UL current configuration with a BM HVRT 3G. trigger is repined for a 2-oz release. .750 oz added to firing pin, low-cost way to play with a PAS design. I am getting great ignition with the added weight. it is not finicky on what it will shoot too. hopefully next year it will go to Lapua for testing.
Lee
Thanks, so far, the best it has done in the William Buck matches is 200-14X shooting Lapua long range.Nice rifle!!
What stock is on your M12As much as I love my Anschutz 54 this H&R M12 has been a fun rifle to tinker with it also provided my first win in ARA UL current configuration with a BM HVRT 3G. trigger is repined for a 2-oz release. .750 oz added to firing pin, low-cost way to play with a PAS design. I am getting great ignition with the added weight. it is not finicky on what it will shoot too. hopefully next year it will go to Lapua for testing.
Lee
I finally got a Cooper JSR with blued barrel, and a Kimber 82B Classic last month, but this is the one I'm taking to the woods for opening day of Squirrel season tomorrow. Anschutz 1416AV, 18" threaded barrel with a Dead Air Mask; just got back from the range...made sure it still doesn't throw a first round cold bore flyer with the suppressor...still doesn't. Shooting CCI-SV that has been hollow pointed with a Neil Waltz die.
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If you plan to carry it, shoot off hand and want a threaded barrel; get a 1712AV. The 1416 rifles have been discontinued; I got one of the last ones Anschutz North America had after they were out of production...if you can find a 1416AV now, snap it up. There may be a few of them still in the wild with the thumbhole stock, check EuroOptic they had one last I looked.I've eyeballed the 1710 HB AV on MidWayUSA for a long time. I've got a million CZ's but always wanted an Annie. Which would be a good one to go with, being threaded 1/2x28?
It is a Don Stith originally inlet for a Falcon action. I don't use standard pillars but a bedding bar setup so I can pretty much use any inlet for just about any rifle. the holes in the bar is filled with fine tungsten particle and capped off this is to help dampen any vibration. I have been using this method since 2014.What stock is on your M12
using this method provides zero chance of any changes in temperature/humidity will induce any pressure points. whereas traditional pillars with spacing between each contact point could have uneven expansion and contraction. with a bar if it moves it will as one mass.Very clever
Kind of like a mini chassis with the looks and comfort of fine wood.....Nice!!It is a Don Stith originally inlet for a Falcon action. I don't use standard pillars but a bedding bar setup so I can pretty much use any inlet for just about any rifle. the holes in the bar is filled with fine tungsten particle and capped off this is to help dampen any vibration. I have been using this method since 2014.
Lee
Using this method accomplishes two things provides a solid base and adds weight.Kind of like a mini chassis with the looks and comfort of fine wood.....Nice!!
I bet she's a sweet ride.
I couldn't agree with you more Sir. It's an awesome idea.Using this method accomplishes two things provides a solid base and adds weight.
Lee