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<blockquote data-quote="CBCollier" data-source="post: 1337390" data-attributes="member: 11348">My personal experience goes like this.&nbsp; I have a CZ 452 American, and my father has a Kimber (forget which model) with the heavy barrel.&nbsp; Both rifles are scoped.&nbsp; Now, for some reason, I am a better shot with the CZ, than with his Kimber, but that is probably being used to my rifle.&nbsp; Everything that has been mentioned about the CZ is dead on!&nbsp; Right out of the box without modification they are great shooting rifles.&nbsp; I even bought my son a youth model CZ for his first .22 and I am making him shoot with iron sights to start.&nbsp; Even with the shorter barrel and stock, it would shoot circles around my Browning semi auto I used to have when I was a kid.&nbsp; I have played with some target ammo (Remington, wolf, and a couple of others) and let me tell you, a big difference can be made. They are alot of fun to play with different ammo and much cheaper than anything else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CBCollier, post: 1337390, member: 11348"] My personal experience goes like this. I have a CZ 452 American, and my father has a Kimber (forget which model) with the heavy barrel. Both rifles are scoped. Now, for some reason, I am a better shot with the CZ, than with his Kimber, but that is probably being used to my rifle. Everything that has been mentioned about the CZ is dead on! Right out of the box without modification they are great shooting rifles. I even bought my son a youth model CZ for his first .22 and I am making him shoot with iron sights to start. Even with the shorter barrel and stock, it would shoot circles around my Browning semi auto I used to have when I was a kid. I have played with some target ammo (Remington, wolf, and a couple of others) and let me tell you, a big difference can be made. They are alot of fun to play with different ammo and much cheaper than anything else. [/QUOTE]

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