50 yard - 5 shot groups with a slight crosswind.
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NorCalMikie
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Mike its an all titanium suppressor, so I asked KG to flame annodize it for me instead of having it coatedWhat's with the color change on the suppressor?
NorCalMikie
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First class job!!
Reminds me of flame case hardening. Just be sure you don't go after it with steel wool.
My CZ457
CZ 457 PROVARMINT
SUPPRESSOR-READY
16.5 in Barrel Length
Leupold 35x45
Harris Bipod
Eley Tenex
The trigger pull is noticeable less that the Lithgow 101 (see previous blog posts for details).
The both action is very smooth and locks smoothly too. Ammunition inserts into the chamber without issue and brass ejection was excellent. All better than the Lithgow which occasionally would not load the round into chamber; the lead bullet would 'buggered up" and had to decarded. "Buggered up" is a legitimate scientific and engineering term. LOL!
I like the lever on the left side of the action allowing easy bolt removal.
I cleaned the barrel well before shooting and after 'zeroing' the scope, the first group was OUTSTANDING!
I noticed the group starting to spread about 25 rounds, cleaned and groups tighten back up.
Repeated again after the next 25 rounds.
According to the Manufacture's Manual, the trigger pull is set in the range of 11.1–14 N (2.5 - 3 lbs.) I measure at 2.25 to 3 lbs which I suspect will be less as it breaks in The trigger pull weight and is ADJUSTABLE. HOW COOL!!! I'm looking forward to experimenting!!
Fifty Yards
Ballistic X Mobile App. :
Target 2 0.518 MOA (w/o flyer - I suc)
Target 4 1.183 MOA
Target 6 0.986 MOA
Target 7 0.775 MOA
2A.email Reviews - My CZ 457 - IMPRESSIVE!! At the Range on Oct 15, 2021
CZ 457 PROVARMINT
SUPPRESSOR-READY
16.5 in Barrel Length
Leupold 35x45
Harris Bipod
Eley Tenex
The trigger pull is noticeable less that the Lithgow 101 (see previous blog posts for details).
The both action is very smooth and locks smoothly too. Ammunition inserts into the chamber without issue and brass ejection was excellent. All better than the Lithgow which occasionally would not load the round into chamber; the lead bullet would 'buggered up" and had to decarded. "Buggered up" is a legitimate scientific and engineering term. LOL!
I like the lever on the left side of the action allowing easy bolt removal.
I cleaned the barrel well before shooting and after 'zeroing' the scope, the first group was OUTSTANDING!
I noticed the group starting to spread about 25 rounds, cleaned and groups tighten back up.
Repeated again after the next 25 rounds.
According to the Manufacture's Manual, the trigger pull is set in the range of 11.1–14 N (2.5 - 3 lbs.) I measure at 2.25 to 3 lbs which I suspect will be less as it breaks in The trigger pull weight and is ADJUSTABLE. HOW COOL!!! I'm looking forward to experimenting!!
Fifty Yards
Ballistic X Mobile App. :
Target 2 0.518 MOA (w/o flyer - I suc)
Target 4 1.183 MOA
Target 6 0.986 MOA
Target 7 0.775 MOA
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CZ 457 Varmint MTR
CZ 457 VPT MTR
My favorite CZ 452 American
CZ 452 Lux
Hi-NV Shooter
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NorCalMikie
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LOTS to like!!
NETim
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Winchester Model 47. I bought it at a gun show a few years back. The bluing is rough but I wanted a single shot Winchester in my collection and I'd never seen a Model 47 before. So I bought it for too much money, as is my habit.
Wouldn't go boom when I got it to the range.
Turns out it was a victim of a wanton Dremel attack. Someone had butchered the sear/firing pin.
Fortunately I was able to get a new one from some old time gun shop located back in the hills of Missouri.
Along with that, I had purchased a trigger, bolt shroud and firing pin springs in an attempt to fix it. I had now successfully managed to nearly double my investment. It goes bang now though.
It was kinda nice to bring the old girl back to life.
Wouldn't go boom when I got it to the range.
Turns out it was a victim of a wanton Dremel attack. Someone had butchered the sear/firing pin.
Fortunately I was able to get a new one from some old time gun shop located back in the hills of Missouri.
Along with that, I had purchased a trigger, bolt shroud and firing pin springs in an attempt to fix it. I had now successfully managed to nearly double my investment. It goes bang now though.
It was kinda nice to bring the old girl back to life.
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Love classic / historical single shots. Unfortunately, I only have one at the moment. beautiful.
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