who makes a accurate quality 22 bolt action

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BTW, i think to be fair, you might need to set some ground rules.

i.e. scope or iron? if scope what magnification?

what type of ammo? bulk pack, SV, target?

prone, knee, free standing, sandbag?

in door vs out door?

otherwise the shootout test will be a reflection of each shooters skills rather than the capability of the gun.

[Flyingpootang]

How about we end all the word slinging and settle it shooter's style - if we're all too spread out for a good ol' fashion shootin match then . . . can we say postal match. CZs vs Savages - 50 yards - 1/2" dots - 1 shot per dot - 20 dots - no radial tears counted only real hits - we can scan in our targets into .pdf and let the results speak for themselves. I can post the target if y'all like as it was a std stage in my rimfire matches.

Sounds great to me, but you have to set all the ground rules like the other member stated: Scope, iron, indoor/outdoor, bipod, bag, etc..\

[shooterdude]

Ditto on the Savage MkII. I've seen and shot more than my share of 22s especially the past couple of years and I feel quite confident in saying it is the most accurate out of the box 22 sans a dedicated target rifle

My Savage MK2 with a standard barrel, composite factory stock and a cheap Centerpoint 3-9 scope from Walmart can hit pieces of clay birds at 50 yards with cheap bulk ammo all day long or until I get bored :-)

[IrishPirate]

I would recommend a Savage MK II bolt rifle -- there are several versions available. They will out-shoot the vaunted CZs, they are American made and they cost considerably less.

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if you really want to shoot accurate, get the .17hmr model. Little more expensive to shoot, but SO MUCH FUN!!!!!

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my buddy bought his dad that rifle in .17hmr and it is AMAZING! it just feels so good in your hands. it's rediculously accurate too, and he paid $400. he threw a scope and bipod on it and the total was $500 and change. he's shot abunch of critters with it already and destroys mandarin oranges out past 100yds no problem. if you're thinking savage, this gun wont dissapoint.

[rojocorsa]

I have both the Savage and the CZ. Both are bone stock. Either is a good gun but I choose the Savage. Mine is the MKII with the thumb hole stock. The factory adjustable trigger swings the deal for me.

You realize that the 452 also has a factory adjustable trigger, correct?

http://rimfireshooting.com/index.php?showtopic=4228

[rojocorsa]

The only way to resolve the CZ vs. Savage piss match is to go head to head. That is all.

[Tanner68]

Here ya go
http://mytargets.com/target24%20red%...0on%20grid.pdf

So are those two guys going to pick up that glove, or just keep slinging words? I have both my dictionary and my rifle ready.

[Thefeeder]

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If you want the best of the best 22 sporters made :

Anschutz 54 Sporter
Remington 40X Sporter (the early 70's version)
Winchester 52 Sporter
Kimber 82 Super America (OR)
Kimber 82 Custom Match (OR)

Next in line:

Kimber 82
Kimber HS
Kimber SVT
Browning 52
Browning ATD
Remington 541T

Thats it! I'm done

[bombadillo]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=228802662

How about a Remington 40-x Benchrest rifle. Set to a rough pull of 2oz!!!

[Thefeeder]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=228802662

How about a Remington 40-x Benchrest rifle. Set to a rough pull of 2oz!!!

22? Thats a 222

This 22

http://www.gunsamerica.com/920550306/Guns/Rifles/Remington-Rifles-Modern/Bolt-Action-Non-Model-700/Remington_40X_Sporter_22_rimfire_custom_shop_rifle.htm

[bombadillo]

Aww, crap!! Wrong link. Same rifle though. Those 40-X rifles are sweet shooters, but they bring in a pretty penny. Got to shoot one with a harmonic barrel adjuster, bedded, trick trigger, and a bunch of doodads here and there and boy it was a tack driver at 50 and 100 yards.

[rojocorsa]

If you want the best of the best 22 sporters made :

Anschutz 54 Sporter
Remington 40X Sporter (the early 70's version)
Winchester 52 Sporter
Kimber 82 Super America (OR)
Kimber 82 Custom Match (OR)

Next in line:

Kimber 82
Kimber HS
Kimber SVT
Browning 52
Browning ATD
Remington 541T

Thats it! I'm done

Just curious, what is the criteria for these being the best? I am not a rimfire connoisseur, so I am indeed curious. I just know about the every-day brands, from Marlin to CZ.

[Thefeeder]

Just curious, what is the criteria for these being the best? I am not a rimfire connoisseur, so I am indeed curious. I just know about the every-day brands, from Marlin to CZ.

OP asked "who makes a accurate quality 22 bolt action"

These are 22 with match chambers, high quality or match actions, quality wood all the way up to AAA French or Carlo Walnut, high collectability and high resale value, many continue to appreciate in value.

The Kimber HS came with a factory shot 50yd group....the one I bought came with a .32 inch 50yd test group.

Hope this is the info you were asking for

Punch some of these models in a search and find more info on them.

Forgot to add Cooper models to the list

[mkane]

Not many under 800$ Buy a CZ 453 and never look back.

[rojocorsa]

OP asked "who makes a accurate quality 22 bolt action"

These are 22 with match chambers, high quality or match actions, quality wood all the way up to AAA French or Carlo Walnut, high collectability and high resale value, many continue to appreciate in value.

The Kimber HS came with a factory shot 50yd group....the one I bought came with a .32 inch 50yd test group.

Hope this is the info you were asking for

Punch some of these models in a search and find more info on them.

Forgot to add Cooper models to the list

OK, the part in bold helps. Thank you.