CZ rifles.. What are your thoughts?!?

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sniperdog-alpha1

Discussion Starter · Jan 12, 2005

Ok I have 2 cz rifles in my extensive gun collection. One is a heavy barrel 223 and the other is a 458 lott. They both have amazing set triggers and the non set is good too. The accuracy is great also, I do not have the numbers with me for the 223, I think it is.25 to .50 . The 458 just makes one big whole so there is a problem getting numbers for that. What do you think of the cz's

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spade

· #4 · Jan 12, 2005

ive got a CZ 452 american and have used a CZ 527(i think) in 22-250.

The triggers on both flat suck. I hate CZ triggers. CZ has always made **** trigger and they probably always will.

On a lighter note, their probably the most accurate (factory) rifles in existance. i love em.

just wish theyd fix the damn triggers.

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spade

· #7 · Jan 12, 2005

well, the good thing about them is that they are easily tuned. I have the trigger on my 452 down to around 2.5lbs with just a small amount of creep.
This was done using a brookies trigger kit. Im sure if i hit it with some rubbing compound the creep would be gone.

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spade

· #9 · Jan 13, 2005

yes they do, but even when you adjust them they still have creep out the ass. If you dont know what creep is then i really cant explain it to you. Its got to be felt to really understand.

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spade

· #11 · Jan 13, 2005

yeah, im glad you got lucky... everyone of the target shooters i know. We all hate our CZ triggers...lol

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spade

· #14 · Jan 13, 2005

i thought u were millitary AK? you should know what creep is.

As i said, creep is hard to explain and easier to feel. Best as i can explain it, its a big freakin dead spot in the trigger... its not take up, its not overtravel, its just... right in the middle there... and its dead.

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spade

· #16 · Jan 13, 2005

lol i accept nothing but perfection!!! :twisted:

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spade

· #18 · Jan 13, 2005

its a bit of mush right before the trigger breaks....a trigger should break like a glass rod. just all of a sudden, a pop. no takeup or overtravel.

but this is just me guys. I have a really picky trigger finger. Everyone likes something different in their trigger.

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spade

· #22 · Jan 13, 2005

if you want to get technical... creep is sear pre-engagement. The amount the trigger sear slides across the hammer before it breaks.

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