Homer wrote:G'Day Fella's,
OODAH, get yourself a New CZ 452 or Lithgow LA-101!
They are both very well designed and made firearms, and will last several life times of use!
FYI, here are a few groups I've shot with my CZ 452 in .22LR.
Hope that helps
Doh!
Homer
Homer wrote:G'Day Fella's,
OODAH, get yourself a New CZ 452 or Lithgow LA-101!
They are both very well designed and made firearms, and will last several life times of use!
FYI, here are a few groups I've shot with my CZ 452 in .22LR.
Hope that helps
Doh!
Homer
OODAH wrote:Damn Homer that's some tight grouping what distance was that shot at?Homer wrote:G'Day Fella's,
OODAH, get yourself a New CZ 452 or Lithgow LA-101!
They are both very well designed and made firearms, and will last several life times of use!
FYI, here are a few groups I've shot with my CZ 452 in .22LR.
Hope that helps
Doh!
Homer
Gwion wrote:I wouldn't be too put off by the "mixed reports" of the Crossover. For every one person that has an issue with a particular Crossover, there are many who are very happy, with no functional issues whatsoever. Also, the people at Lithgow seem very keen to sort out any issues that arise. Being a new gun put out by a company that hasn't done a new civilian firearm in decades, i'd be looking at any issues as teething problems that can be sorted under warranty, not as deal breakers for a poorly made rifle.
Hell, if someone would buy my T-bolt, i'b be buying a Crossover my self.
Mind you, i do love my t-bolt; fits me well, shoots great, fast to cycle for pest control, looks pretty; if i had extra cash, i'd keep the T-bolt and buy the Crossover as well...... i just want the Lithgow because it's Australian Made, simple as that; i've also read enough good things to have confidence in them in the long term.
For a first 22lr, i wouldn't personally get a lever action. They are not known to be the most reliably accurate platform and you want (or i do, anyway) your first 22lr to be a good accurate gun that will help you refine your shooting technique through consistent practice with a consistent rifle.
Just my take on it. Good luck!!!
rsj223 wrote:I'll swap my Lithgow?
Homer wrote:OODAH wrote:Damn Homer that's some tight grouping what distance was that shot at?Homer wrote:G'Day Fella's,
OODAH, get yourself a New CZ 452 or Lithgow LA-101!
They are both very well designed and made firearms, and will last several life times of use!
FYI, here are a few groups I've shot with my CZ 452 in .22LR.
Hope that helps
Doh!
Homer
G'Day Fella's,
50 Meters!
That's Meters not Yards and that was Lasered.
Homers a Happy Lad!!!
Doh!
Homer
Sam45 wrote:I see no one has put up a Rugger 22LR are these no good?
They are a good price.
<<Genesis93>> wrote:What about a Rem? first rifle I bought..... never had a problem / well made / good shooter.....
At the time I almost bought a Marlin bolt with tube mag, I liked the idea of dropping in a dozen, 14 rounds?? maybe a few more, then I went for the detachable mag.....
I wouldnt go lever for the first, a bolt is in my opinion preferable for 'learning' the handle a rifle...mag in / mag out / drop to unload/ cycle to clear chamber...
Go to the dealer, have a fondle of all the 22s you can.....