Cz455 vs 10/22

[smirnus3000]

I have a 10/22 with a Boyd's stock and fully outfitted with Kidd components. It also has the heavy barrel.
I found a 455 combo in stock. I shoot of bags so I'm used to target shooting with a heavier gun.
Is the 455 going to be too light compared to what I'm used to?

[chingdaotze]

My brother has a 10/22 with a GM bull barrel, VQ components, and a Hogue stock. I have a CZ 455FS. The 10/22 is noticeably heavier than the CZ, but then again he also has a 3-9x40 scope and I shoot irons. He bipods up and I shoot offhand.

My question is this: How is a lighter weight a bad thing when shooting off bags (or in any .22 shooting situation)? I'm kinda confused by the premise. A lighter weight lets me hold my rifle steadier... and less metal on the barrel means that the rifle is balanced more to the rear so there's less sway.

[smirnus3000]

Good point I'm not sure why I was focusing on the weight. Thanks for the input I'm going to go put the cz in jail.

My brother has a 10/22 with a GM bull barrel, VQ components, and a Hogue stock. I have a CZ 455FS. The 10/22 is noticeably heavier than the CZ, but then again he also has a 3-9x40 scope and I shoot irons. He bipods up and I shoot offhand.

My question is this: How is a lighter weight a bad thing when shooting off bags (or in any .22 shooting situation)? I'm kinda confused by the premise. A lighter weight lets me hold my rifle steadier... and less metal on the barrel means that the rifle is balanced more to the rear so there's less sway.

[Jarhead]

Stock CZ over stock 10/22 hands down

[Munny$hot]

Stock CZ over stock 10/22 hands down

modded cz over a modded 10/22 also