CZ 457 Lux: Most accurate .22 rifle we have ever shot bar none? Let’s see!!

In a world crowded by semi auto rifles and pistols, it can be a sweet pleasure to throw it back to the old school bolt action!
Putting you in the drivers seat of a finely tuned bolt action rifle can seem intimidating but gives you maximum control over chambering. Make sure you subscribe and like before heading out and thanks for watching!

[@ritesideofthefence5857]

I have a 452 in this model. Out to about 60 yards I can easily take an empty 12 gauge hull open sights , off hand. Being bolt it kinda slows the action down and makes for a long afternoon of wicked cool smiles. Takes me back to being 12 again shooting with my dad in field behind the house. I love my CZ. Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@edjett2631]

The CZ irons are very nice. My family had a CZ 452FS that is the most accurate .22 LR that I've personally ever owned or shot. CZ makes some awesome rimfire rifles.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir they do. Please be sure to subscribe it’s the only way we can keep doing this. Thanks for watching

[@FIAF.22LR]

Very enjoyable video guys.Have liked and subscribed.....love my CZ457 Synthetic .22LR.It is an excellent rifle in every way.Thanks.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir I was shocked at how well built and accurate this rifle is. Thanks for watching and thanks for subscribing

[@nbonner75]

Love my CZ’s but laughing to hear y’all reference the 10/22 a the benchmark for accuracy.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Why is that? I assume you don’t agree? What is your benchmark? I assume the CZ lol. It’s our benchmark now for sure

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@nbonner75]

@@GSquaredTactical I suspect we’re into very different types of shooting disciplines. When it comes to 22 rimfire accuracy, my tire 1 benchmarks are Vudoo, Rim-X, Anschutz and Lithgow. Tier 2 is Bergara, CZ and Tikka. Tier 3 is Ruger and Savage. The Ruger Precision Rimfire (RPR) is in a totally different class than the 10/22 though - the factory 10/22’s are nice plinkers but aren’t generally capable of acceptable accuracy for NRL22 or 22PRS style shooting. Kidd makes a nice, accurate 10/22 (tuned/custom action, barrel and trigger with quality stocks or chassis) - if I’m ever in the market for a semiautomatic 22, that’d likely be very high on my list. Definitely enjoyed the video but just such a different paradigm for evaluating “accuracy”.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I suppose we are lol I’ve never owned those rifles

[@rt66rc86]

@@nbonner75 What do you consider to be acceptable accuracy for NRL22? Neither NRL22 or PRS22 require bench rest level accuracy, so what is the generally accepted accuracy standard for entry?

[@dolphard]

I just found this channel. Am going to follow because I am a lefty.

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s as good of a reason as any. Thanks for watching and subscribing

[@garrycoy806]

Cool video, just got the same one couple weeks ago. So far all I can say is Sa- weet !!! 💯 Percent.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Heck yeah Garry! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven’t already

[@gaildimick1831]

You know I still like my bolt action Winchester 52C, with Redfield Olympic sights, I am able to shoot just fairly well. And it was made here in the States.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I’ve never had one of those. I’ll look into them. Thanks for watching

[@stefanfful]

Hey you guys are at DJ's. Love that range.

[@GSquaredTactical]

DJ’s? Maybe I don’t know lol maybe it has another name I’m not aware of. This is a place called Moss Knob in Western North Carolina. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@jeansandmyshirt]

is this more accurate than the LRP? Does it have a match chamber and fluted barrel? i'm trying to figure out if its worth the extra cost to buy their lrp version.

[@GSquaredTactical]

No, no and no so I’d say if accuracy is all you are looking for for target or comp shooting the MTR or LRP would better suit you. This is a beautiful, well balanced light weight very accurate rifle for small game hunting using just the irons and at a price point you would mind if it got “brushed up” a little in the woods. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.

[@garrycoy806]

Two screws on the front sight, some one explain how to adjust please. Loosen one tighten the other? Nothing in manual explaining procedure.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I’m going to be honest I didn’t even know it was adjustable. Ours was nasty accurate out of the box so I guess we never bother to check. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@sadlierart7376]

Is the 17 hmr as accurate?

[@GSquaredTactical]

Not sure I haven’t had it in that caliber. I bet it is.

[@jeansandmyshirt]

More accurate because the 17hmr bullet has a higher BC than the .22lr and 22wmr. It'll shoot flatter over 100yrds

[@user-cp6vg3bv2r]

The stick is metal...hard to break

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah no kidding lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@aewrigh]

Well I watched until you said it may be more accurate than a Ruger 10/22…….i’m out. A quality bolt gun more accurate than a mass produced semi auto from Ruger?! Ya don’t say. Credibility for your video, gone….

[@GSquaredTactical]

Ok bye 👋

[@fondelmaddick5085]

They are nice, and accurate, but on what basis is it so accurate, compared to what, plus what groups, at what distance?

[@GSquaredTactical]

We were mostly shooting at ranges varying from 20-30 yards. So nothing too far out but I think the mitigation of recoil with the small round really amplified our view of accuracy. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already!