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I am thinking of mounting some glass on my 452 because I want to try something new, and I feel like I can only get so much of out iron sights.
From my own observations it seems that the iron sights are better for field use than they are for target shooting. This is my novice opinion anyway.
I do know that the CZ needs some 11mm mounts. Since I've never bought a scope, do these mounts also come with the rings or how does that work? And the base part, do you simply slide that in into the dovetail? Also, is there such thing as a mount that would still allow use of the iron sights?
Someone also said that there is a brand called Warne that makes both a 3/8 and 11mm mount. Are these good and cost effective?
For scopes, how do I know if fixed or variable is right for me? My only uses for this rifle so far are for target shooting (and as a way to learn the fine art of precision shooting).
Someone told me to look at these Leupold rimfire scopes:
Are these good, or is there something better for the money? (I don't necessarily want to cheap out, buy once cry once and all that).
Thanks for you help, guys.
Rojo
PS--when shooting prone, do I want to get as low to the ground as possible? I noticed that I'm usually 12"-14" high when I shoot supported prone, but then I realizes that most bipods are between 6"-9" tall--so now I'm wondering about that.
From my own observations it seems that the iron sights are better for field use than they are for target shooting. This is my novice opinion anyway.
I do know that the CZ needs some 11mm mounts. Since I've never bought a scope, do these mounts also come with the rings or how does that work? And the base part, do you simply slide that in into the dovetail? Also, is there such thing as a mount that would still allow use of the iron sights?
Someone also said that there is a brand called Warne that makes both a 3/8 and 11mm mount. Are these good and cost effective?
For scopes, how do I know if fixed or variable is right for me? My only uses for this rifle so far are for target shooting (and as a way to learn the fine art of precision shooting).
Someone told me to look at these Leupold rimfire scopes:
Are these good, or is there something better for the money? (I don't necessarily want to cheap out, buy once cry once and all that).
Thanks for you help, guys.
Rojo
PS--when shooting prone, do I want to get as low to the ground as possible? I noticed that I'm usually 12"-14" high when I shoot supported prone, but then I realizes that most bipods are between 6"-9" tall--so now I'm wondering about that.
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