I do not know anything about em but if AIC just did not like it ,and he did not get a lemon, then I would not consider one.

My best was a scoremaster from my youth, the quail on the run, I will always remember that shot.

AIC-Mine is a custom built on a 452 Varmint.It has a after market stock with a flat fore end,stock is bedded,has one of the trigger kits(about a 1-1/4#,no travel,crisp pull).We added a single shot adapter,which helped,keeps the bullets from smacking the feeding ramp and deforming.Shoots best with Wolf MT.It will shoot a cluster in one 3/8 hole at 50yds at 50 yds,if i do my part,but then again, so will my 10/22T with the wolf ammo.

I bought it from a friend at our club who couldn't get it to shoot,after the bedding and trigger job it does alright,but before my friend called it the CZ from Hell-now he wants to buy it back.

To show how ammo sensitive they are the three tight groups are Wolf Match and the bottom right is Federal Match.All are five shot groups.

I have never owned one but have shot next to them now this was a couple of years back and I was not impressed at all I had marlins and savages do better. I would think the dove tail being overcut would warrant sending it back it will never shoot tight until thats addressed. Just my thoughts not worth much. Quack

Quack-the next one i want is the Savage MKII TR in 22lr.They are neat and the accuracy reports,from other shooters forums are great.Had a Savage MK II HB with the laminated thumb hole stock,very,very accurate but i hated the low, flat,thumb hole stock,i sold it.I prefer a traditional or Tactical style stock with a cheek rest.

When it came to dishing out what CZ wants for their 452's i would never consider it-too many other good shooters out ther for the same,or less,money.I just got this one right is why i own a CZ.

Hart I have yet to find a thumbhole stock I liked it seems to me they make me twist the stock when squeeing the trigger. I have had off the rack Savages shoot as good as anything I have a Marlin in 17hmr and 22 they both shoot well but my most accurate is my old Remington Targetmaster single shot but I struggle seeing the open sites. Quack

but he missed the dime 4 times

AIC, one of the guys at the club has a 452 Varmit and he can't to get rid of it. I have a cheap butler creek conversion 10/22 and with wolf ammo, I shot his butt off at fifty yds. The ruger shot one ragged hole while the CZ spattered them all inside a 1 1/4". He also did not like the fit or feel. I never shot it myself but it looked clumsy.   Trap

Sold several 452`s over the years, I`ve never had a complaint about one yet, Several are still in use for metallic sillhuette at the local ranges, Talk is they are ammo sensetive. The older ones seem to have a better reputation. Ive never torn one down and know little about bedding, My 762x39 m527, shoots 1" @ 100 with the nasty old wolf ammo, axolotl

Hagrid-if your friend will get it glass bedded,put a inexpensive trigger kit and shoot Wolf MT his problems will be solved.If he wants to really get rid of that tomato stake tell him to contact me thru one of my auctions-i'll take it off his hands at a "can't get rid of it" price.!!LOL!

Hart, sometimes your generosity astounds me LOL    Trap