I liked it so much i bought one ten minutes later!

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this was depressing

Don't eat anything from that farm

Sig sauer asp 20 22 cal breakbarrel nothing can touch it best breakbarrel made in my humble opinion 😂

That is a very much better packaged rifle than my VERY much more expensive Sauer.

Looks like very well controlled recoil there.

😅In Germany is it sold as a ,,Brenner BR20"...… Better settings..... Better trigger, threaded Barrel for use of a moderator! Also comming with two magazines and a rifle-box. Also availeble with adjustable thumbholestock, walnut-stock, polymer-stock (adjustable)...... I own my Brenner aka Ata since more than two years..... And no matter what brand of emmunition..... It is a real workehorse.... Sub MOA!

I have all three of these BOG products and they are well built and useful for me. Looking forward to the 'in the field review(s), especially of the the ATA rifle.

Good looking rifle!

Quite like the look of the field pod

It sounds very much like my refurbished $50 Hatsan Airtac. Many recommend opening up the stock and stuffing in some old rags or other material to help reduce the resonating sound coming off the stock. I found that it helped the sound and vibration on mine. I later bought both a HW30s and HW50S from Krale Shop. I still have the Hatsun but much prefer the Weihrauch. I likely appreciate the Weihrauch quality more after using a Hatsan springer. I thought grippy forend on this stock and rubber buttpad were strange given general recommendation elsewhere to never hold a springer tightly to get best precision.

Hi Chris, I'm interested to know how the comb riser kit would fit on an FX Crown mk2 (with synthetic stock). My scope is quite high due to the magazine. Unless you have any better suggestions?

I bought a hatsan flash it lasted for 1/4 of a tin of pellets and then the bolt quit moving. So my opinion is to save your money. Ps I’ve bought tree different hatsans and they are all junk terrible quality

Cheap fairly accurate rifle for a bit target shooting in the garden

Had a hatsan springer a few years ago.. wasn't impressed. Stiff action and poor accuracy.. nothing compared to my hw 99s after a drop in kit and lube

For a FX rifle at 75 yards it's not happening it's 12 flb. . Saying that I've seen a £300 rifle do better.

I have 2 Blaser rifle 243win and 223rem 😊

Is a very very good choice! i have the mine, a CZ 452 2E military trainer since 1991. Is made in Checoeslovaquia. No only tue rifle is discontinued, the country of origen too.

Excellent review. Yes, nasty plastic stock but appears to do the job and ALL that for £400! The pump alone is £120+

On your Leupold scope, how high is the ring mount with the quick release mount?

Very very nice clip ,,i bought 1 and my first thought was .i waist money .after your clip 😀

That is SO quiet with subsonics and a moderator! And yes, I would like to see the comparison video please.

All im going to say is Merkel. Thanks for the video. 👍

looking forward to the regulated version

17hmr version on order.

I really want a fac license.not sure where and how to begin to get it. I shoot air rifles and do a fair bit of beating in the shooting season. Thanks Tim

Please give a vid on the different models. Thanks

Very cool!

Hi how do I book

You do the best videos for the Dynamics. Many people have sized the moderator, but no one has said the shroud size, so we could order a suppressor at purchase of the rifle. Thank you. I heard 28mm diameter.

The Mauser m18 felt too slim for my hands, I wonder if m12 is similar because it’s a nice looking rifle.

It’s a brilliant gun

fx wildcat tuning

Do they all eject like that?

Very informative as usual Chris, perhaps you will produce a similar vid' featuring the Ruger 10/22 semi auto ! Yes please !

Great info! Thanks. JimE

...nice, nice and nice...thanks!!!😀

No1 gun in the uk you only have too see how many are out there in 452 455 and now 457 form I actually chose a pair of 455s when I got my license as I thought the triggers where better this was when the 457 just came out.

Just put one in layaway, it was on a special order list for almost 2 years, finally came in. Went to pick it up last weekend & seen the store also got a marlin trapper in, so being that I don't have much self control these days, I took the trapper home with me & left the sbl in layaway for now. Nice looking guns! Will be enjoying them soon.

The 457 bolt is 60°apparently. Bit confused as the CZ site says its .22LR. I would only be interested in .17HMR. I had 452's and think they are great first rifles and the HMR version is no slouch. Trigger kits would be a big step up. The 457 is a decent step and short throw is never a bad thing subject to cost. Always a good choice for a truck gun. Rimmie ammo is always as only as good as each batch but I don't think .17 HMR is cheap in the UK

The 457 bolt is 60°apparently. Bit confused as the CZ site says its .22LR. I would only be interested in .17HMR. I had 452's and think they are great first rifles and the HMR version is no slouch. Trigger kits would be a big step up. The 457 is a decent step and short throw is never a bad thing subject to cost. Always a good choice for a truck gun. Rimmie ammo is always as only as good as each batch but I don't think .17 HMR is cheap in the UK

I may be wrong, but I thought you could make the trigger pull lighter on the 452 by just replacing the trigger spring.

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Great video. Thanks. I’ve had my CZ452 for decades and wouldn’t part with it. It’s a joy to shoot-as you say, smooth, accurate and totally fuss-free.

Great stuff thanks for doing this on the 457 trigger adjust what’s the lightest you can get it as I find it’s a bit limited thanks again

I've been casually looking for my first hunting rifle, and what I'm hoping to do is invest in something I won't want to replace after a year or so. I'm in eastern Canada. Primary use for the first year will be outdoor ranges in both Nova Scotia and Maine, but my intent is to hunt in British Columbia or Alberta, likely deer or elk, likely ~200m shots or less. But my primary focus is to get really good at longer distances (500m-1km). Most ranges here limit you to 308 due to noise, since suppression is illegal across the board here (don't get me started). Hence, why I'm interested in 6.5PRC. As most of you know, it's a 308-like round with slightly lower bullet weights but still humane for deer/elk, similar recoil, big boost in energy at 200m, and much better at longer distances. The Sako brand stands out in most reviews as one with great pedigree & also good aftermarket coverage/upgrades/accessories. I'm also considering a Benelli Lupo BEST, but so far, the Sako 90 Hunter (stainless with walnut stock) stands out as my first choice. The available calibers aren't what I want, however - it seems like Canada's suppliers offer 300wm, 308, 7rm and 6.5cm. Sako offer very little variety here in their '90 Adventure' series other than those 4 calibers. Their only model that offers 6.5PRC in their S20 Precision. I like the S20 Hunter, and I'm considering it in 30-06, but what I'm hoping as my 'forever' rifle, with respect, isn't going to be laminate. I'm planning on investing the same amount in a scope as I am in the rifle, so if I'm going to be paying off this whole kit over the course of a year or so, I'm hoping to find exactly what I want. Is the demand for 6.5PRC at all growing in the UK? I'm aware of ammo costs, but this caliber ticks too many boxes to be one of those forever-rare calibers that don't seem to make it to the 'deluxe' rifles like the 90 Adventure. (deluxe meaning twice what a good rifle costs, not deeee-luxe monogramed lever actions hailing from the estate of John Wayne).

Can't really go wrong with a 452 they're cheap and cheerful and will do anything a rimfire should do for £50-250 depending on condition. I miss mine, I had a Steyr Mannlicher Zephyr II afterwards and there were a lot of little things about that rifle that could have been a bit better in my opinion. Especially for the price point. I currently own a Browning T Bolt and Weihrauch HW60J the Browning is an absolute turd and I wouldn't advise anyone to buy this rifle. The Weihrauch HW60J is my favourite but in all honesty you always ask yourself do any of these expensive rifles do anything better than your old CZ452.. and mostly the answer is no.

Great video. I have a 455 with 22LR and 17HMR barrels and I was under the impression (was told, actually) that the only difference between the 455 and 452 was that the 455 had an interchangeable barrel. I like the finish of the 457, not sure I can justify the £££ for it. A bit disappointed how CZ have trimmed down the model range of the rifles (both centrefire and rimfire) but other than that, they remain great products. And yes, I started off shooting with the 455....

Thank you Chris 😂, G