Most Accurate .22 Rifles You Should Buy in 2024

[@lewisrice3741]

The cz457 is one of the most accurate 22 rifle in the world today and not one of these rifles will come close to shooting half as good as a cz believe that. Beagleman

[@louiscaudron1857]

Lewis i have a cz 455 thumbhole. I would never sell it with an optisan viper on it. it shoots hole in hole on 100 meters. and point made point out ,. lol

[@billlander3700]

So good

[@TheAlcoop666]

@@louiscaudron1857 Lithgow LA101 will outshoot any .22 rifles

[@mikeparker2520]

Ive always liked my Marlin 60 with tube magazine and very accurate Microgroove barrel (better than 10-22). Had it 60+ YEARS took a licking and and is still ticking.

[@jefflayton5889]

You do a video and call it the most accurate 22s, then put in mostly semi auto rifles? There isn’t a single rifle in this video that would not be outshot by a cz457, a bergara b14r, a vudoo v22, a rim x, or an anshutz. This list is highly misleading and actually terrible advice. People who watch vids like this are mostly new shooters trying to research what to buy and this kind of advice will only cause said shooter to waist money and be disappointed in the shooting sports. Calling your list decent rifles to check out or something like that would be ok but most accurate? Not even on a good day.

[@stephen6640]

I swear that half of these videos are AI created. You bring up an excellent point. BTW - the voice IS AI.

[@RoosterGardens]

@@stephen6640 Yep, that's all these are, and they keep getting worse....

[@matthewmillis5141]

I have a CZ 452 Trainer and a 457 Royal. They are beautifully made and outshoot all my friends .22s. They are pricier but you get more than you pay for.

[@genekrafft948]

And are very expensive. Most people don't want to spend thousands on a 22

[@mf3361]

Completely agree 💯 %

[@johnscreekmark]

I’ve never had any problems with a variety of ammo in my Marlin 60

[@grassroot011]

That Henry with the octagonal barrel you show is a .44 Mag.

[@michaelselby6102]

I am a lifetime Master as well as an NRA Distinguished Expert in 22. When I was shooting in college I won the Texas collegiate championship. I used, in fact almost all of us, used Anschutz. In my case a model 1413. Everyone used Eley tenex ammo. The difference between winning a prone match and loosing came down to a millimeter or 2. In a 3 position half course (600 possible) top to bottom might be 10 points. I started shooting at 11; I went through Mossberg, Remington and Winchester before arriving at Anschutz MK10, which I got when I was 14. When I needed at better gun I shot a Winchester 52C until I was 17 and could afford a 1413. In all of that shooting, I have never found a 22 that I could outshoot. I think that the real measure is that some of them are easy to shoot well and others you have to work hard to shoot well. The Ruger 10/22 is the easiest to trick out to the point that you have a custom gun when you're done. I have 5 22 rifles: 2 Winchester bolt action, 2 Anschutz bolt action and a Ruger 10/22. In my opinion, a bolt action is a tiny bit more accurate. Second, a suppressed 22 bolt action with subsonic ammo is as quiet as you can get.

[@AW1Lucky]

Thank you.

[@bradtipton986]

I preferred the Anschutz, too, during my high school years, w/some championships then.

[@jonblachley1911]

I am a high master NRA high ( small bore and high power ). I would also add that America no longer makes a real competition small bore rifle. Anschutz and or Finwerkbaugh are about the only choice a seroius competetor has. Further, in serious comprtition, one does not use high veloocity ammunition in t at, unlike centerfire ammunition, rimfire ammunition becomes more unstable above the speed of sound ( roughly 1200 ft/sec ). So buy a Ruger, then find an old Winchester 52 or Remington 40X, but if you really get serious, you'll end up with a Anschutz 54 in or or another configuration. Like a lot of other tools, you start out cheap and work up, eventually spending more than if you just went ahead with the best to start with.

[@justanobserver530]

Cz or semiautomatic cz. If you want to go budget used marlin 60s or used marlin bolt ( there are actually a few) I shot a cz 457 that unfortunately wasn't mine that put round after round in the same hole, I don't mean clover leafs or touching, I mean same hole!!! This was at 50 yards!!! I would never have believed it had I not seen and done it.

[@michaelblackwell3789]

What about the CZ 457? Or the Ruger RPR?

[@ClayBlasdel44]

the Browning SA22 might be the most elegant rifle ever made.

[@genelyda1102]

Yes they are

[@montelinn5897]

A savage 64 in the safe is like a Chinese crescent wrench in the Snap On tool box

[@drummer0864]

That's a great analogy. I don't have a mod.64, but I have other Savage rifles and they are right up there in the accuracy department. They just don't look or feel like they should be. I do have Snap- On tools and you are right. I keep those Chinese tools out in the shed where if they get rusty it doesn't matter.

[@irishkelly654]

Yea, they list this POS but not one CZ? Go figure??

[@johndoee3850]

Mine is excellent.

[@RonL-y3v]

The one you practice with is the most accurate, no amount of money can make you better.

[@ArtBrewster]

I suppose it depends on your application. Bolt action may be more accurate than semi in competition, but for hunting I much prefer my Browning SA22. It's very accurate, small, lightweight. I can carry it all day and not get tired, even with a 3x9 scope. It's almost elegant. For squirrels, the noise of a single .22 shot can bounce around in the woods and confuse a squirrel who just watched his partner fall to the ground. Not knowing where the danger is, the second squirell often freezes on high alert, waiting for any noise or movement to know which way to run. If I have to chamber a second shot using bolt or lever action I give away my advantage. Semi is much better - no movement on my part. And bottom eject minimizes the chance of a spent cartridge flying off sideways through a sunbeam and throwing a flash of light. The Browning is such a great squirrel gun. AB -

[@1badEK]

After seeing this list, I’ve just fell in love with my CZ457 Lux all over again.

[@billwiley7216]

Some of the guns have not been produced for a number of years so sort of hard to make them be on a best to buy in 2024 list. No CZ and with the Henry why show the heavy golden boy when there are much less expensive and just as accurate Henry lever models available. And a Winchester wildcat and a factory stock base model 10/22 on a most accurate list, do you know what accuracy is?

[@RamBowMike]

Hey, the Ruger American is a tack driver in 22lr and 22 magnum!

[@leecox1513]

I purchase a Clark Special at a gun shop. The previously owned rifle features a new accurized trigger, a Walther match barrel and a custom stock. Very reliable rifle that places shots well up to 100 yards for small pests such as ground squirrels. It out-shoots my Ruger 77/22 (with a bolt action) and can be quickly moved from target to target because of its semi-automatic action. The rifle is built for precision shooting, and it has not failed to produce it. Ruger might have offered its own precision 10/22 since I bought my rifle (over ten years ago), and if they have, I would not hesitate to recommend it. The kicker: How much accuracy do you need, and how much do you want to spend?

[@coloradomountainman8659]

My scoped out .22 Ruger 10/22 that I bought new in 1968 takes a close 2nd place to my post WW2 Springfield Model 67A "gill gun" bolt action semi automatic with iron sights. With a barrel 6 inches longer than that of the Ruger, it is the most accurate .22 in my arsenal. And very fun to shoot.

[@fatdogproductions1962]

I got a Browning SA22 in 1961 and it still shoots well.

[@jeffkingsley8964]

Questionable video at best. • You have two guns, the T/C T/CR22 and the Marlin 39A, that are no longer in production. • Ranking the Winchester Wildcat ahead of the Tikka T1X is ludicrous • I would have put the Savage Mark II, A22, or B22 on the list ahead of the Model 64, and finally, • You omitted possibly the best .22 rifle available today - the CZ 457.

[@m1a1abrams93]

Shhh it's a secret. We don't want the prices to get higher than they are. lol

[@leonardboufford282]

Neither is the marlin 60. Price on gunbroker exceeds 300 beaners!

[@TheTexasViking]

I cannot believe y'all did not include the Beretta ARX-160. It is an incredibly accurate and unique 22LR rifle. But I can tell by this lineup this was really just an ad for these specific rifles.

[@matthewsabal81]

Yes, we all clearly love our CZs…however, I defy anyone to explain how my CZ 455 and my (Sears) JC Higgins 103 both maintain 9:00 dime sized groups at 100 yds ?

[@69kanco]

I think you forgot to mention the CZ452 Ultra Lux. It is by far the most accurate. Beating many of the one listed on your video. It will stack lead at 100 when shooting from a bench rest.

[@rogerstuart5185]

Where does stuff like this come from? The script, voice and list are phony click bait.

[@daemonhat]

just a heads up on the Marlin model 60, Remington sold out to Ruger and since the Model 60 is the direct competitor to the 10/22, they no longer make the model 60 or parts for it, they do not offer any gunsmithing services for them, and any and all warranties are null and void. that being said, there are aftermarket options on some parts.

[@barrythomas529]

I have a old Henry 22 leaver action. Its saw a lot of used

[@clarkrowland6513]

Not all Marlin model 60s are that short some hold up too 19 in the magazine.

[@terryleblanc6868]

Wow those are some really tight groups,, oh wait, you showed none, you are a robot

[@scarbourgeoisie]

I've owned a multitude of 22's, semi, bolt, & lever. Ruger or Savage wouldn't even make this list in my opinion. Best of the best, from the large manufactures: 1) Sako Quad Varmint; 2) Bergara B14R, 3) CZ457 - pick your variant. Although I've never owned a Tikka rimfire, I put it on the list given the fact that Sako is related to Tikka. WRT to 10/22 style rifles, I've never owned a Volquartsen, but I did put a Volquartsen barrel on a Magnum Research Lite Switchbolt - with no discerning change in accuracy found. Both shot well, so save your money and go with the MR over a Volquartsen. Thompson Center 10/22's are better than Ruger, if cost is a factor. Lastly, Henry's are cool. I've owned two, but they are not in the same league as a bolt action 22LR.

[@stephenmurphy1111]

You missed one of the best and generally anknowledged elite .22 the CZ--------- king of kings

[@googleeyeseyes4033]

Anschutz, and I’m a CZ owner.

[@grumpydan1]

Wow I have 4 of these rifles. the Browning my dad bought new in 1968 I think, the Ruger 10-22 with a scope and both of the Marlins...!

[@jaimerodriguez669]

I have a Marilyn 22 my dad gave it to me when I was 12 years old now am 59 giving it to my grandson

[@anthonyburke5656]

CZ?

[@kencleg7721]

Cz early models discontinued

[@jimeckenrode1271]

I have never seen a good review of the Winchester Wildcat. What about the Remington 597 that always outshoots the Ruger 10/22 ?

[@joeeastes9351]

Mine hasn't a front sight..it is a sniper rifle

[@MrOlgrumpy]

The most accurate ?? CZ, Anschutz, Walther, Feinwerkbau, Sako, your channel has little or no credibility.

[@ianking-jv4hg]

Where's the Lithgow ?

[@collincolston8443]

Where is the CZ 457?

[@bookbeaker70]

This list was definitely put out by someone who’s never shot

[@711dah]

Remington 552

[@tfilmyr]

This is what happens when you get chat GPT to write your video script.

[@nobs8124]

There is nothing like the old Remington 550-1 !!!!

[@gregpaterson2675]

The CZ 457 should be at the top of the list. The 10/22 not even on it.

[@pickin4you]

I would not call these the MOST ACCURATE. You left all the good rifles out. CLICK BAIT!!

[@DanielHouchins]

You forgot the Springfield armory model 2020.itllcut bullet holes.

[@tomhooper5386]

Curious about the Browning BL 22 the lever action. Any input would be appreciated

[@christofferjacobsson4324]

Saw a Win Wildcat in a gunstore and found it light, small and nice overall. Went home to check how it was when it comes to accurcy. Not a single review with good results. It was really underperforming. Shocked it comes in as second best here..

[@taboovsknowledge1603]

I know a guy that only shots .22. He is wheelechaired and does' the extremely high tech accurate guns that don't even look like guns. It's a table mounted tube with a special adjustment he says that, per type of round, you can put bullets in the same hole 10 shots in a row from 100 yards.

[@galesams4205]

Marlin 795 22 cal. a very good rifle. was issued the COLT M16 A-2 in vietnam. +A Matel/ TONKA/ black rifle No one liked. M-14 was king of battle.

[@haroldjohnson2041]

I gave it Zone a thumbs up, but let me make sure everyone knows the Ruger 10/22 is number one, until one spends a whole bunch more.

[@christinesmith7625]

i have a 1931 remington model 31 very rare 22 cal best rifle i own thanks dad RIP !

[@butwiseryougetit2967]

Why would you need a recoil pad on a.22 Long Rifle?

[@holywells]

LOL....totally agree!!

[@richardjames4632]

To adjust the length of the stock in a way that doesn't damage the original in case you want to sell or give it to a young shooter.

[@hunt1198]

I bet a gun I found in my home town under the black bridge that goes over the river. Will out shoot a lot of guns. I j/b welded a scope rail on top of it to mount a scope on it. Glen field model 75

[@tfilmyr]

My stock CZ 452 shoots 1moa with RWS Rifle Match ammo... without even trying.

[@MichaelM-q2q]

100 yards is great for an accurate accounting of itself.

[@robertboykin1828]

I'm havin fun with my savage. I nicknamed it THE GROUPER. @ 100 YDS, IT'S NOT A NAIL DRIVER. bUT IT'S SQUEEZIN DOWN THE GROUPS.

[@stevebillieroberts9582]

I can't believe they didn't say anything about the Ruger 10/22

[@kencleg7721]

Early kimber 82 1990 ish gorgeous and it out performs my anshultz not by much the it’s the Remington 513 s target 512 the Winchester 69 w groves and win 75 not bad.

[@gratefulhead51300]

Wow! I have 5 guns in the list.

[@kixigvak]

Armalite AR7. A great rifle! Accurate and durable. Takes down and fits into the stock, which floats.

[@TheTexasViking]

I don't know where you're getting your prices from, but you are sorely mistaken. You're not going to find a Henry Golden Boy lever action 22LR for anywhere near that price. Maybe the kids version or the BB gun version. You're looking at a cool Grand for a Henry Golden Boy.

[@randall3241]

well sir there are places to buy the golden boy for just a little over 500 and it is not the youth model yes they are golden boy 1000 plus but for a basic golden around 500

[@winfriedkloeser3244]

I have found the Henry products to be very accurate. I have over 50 rifles of different makes, and the Henry is tops.

[@jamesschenk]

The guy said the thomson was a bolt action it was a semiautomatic

[@darrellyea6470]

Recoil pad on a 22 ?

[@darrellyea6470]

Didn't think about that. Thanks 👍

[@marceldemarchi3332]

What's the price for the Browning 22?

[@charleslange7619]

MSRP 800 USD

[@marvinmagruder1067]

My CZ 452 it at the top for accuracy.

[@warptoad5168]

Won't watch again. I think the Germans and the Czechs make better rimfires than some of the ones mentioned in this article.

[@davidjftooley]

Ok. Anyone who says complaining about a stock 10/22 trigger being garbage is being "picky" has never shot a 10/22 or has never shot any other gun.

[@lewisrice3741]

I have shot one I owned one a piece of junk I gave it away it wasn't even close to being accurate. Why did you not mention th best of all 22 rimfire cz457? Beagleman

[@davidjftooley]

@@lewisrice3741 Well, the stock trigger sucks. Its not being picky to say it sucks. Only worse trigger is an sks

[@pengablan1918]

no anchutz?

[@longdongsilver5592]

Cooper 22lr

[@jeffreymilosevich1957]

I'll take my savage mk 2 any day

[@jeffbell4341]

10/22 is it!

[@davidhelmuth6654]

I have an old Remington 514 that is more accurate that most on this list. What a joke

[@thehoneybadger8089]

At least 3 of the guns listed are out of production.

[@ohboah320]

The title said "Most accurate" but the story didn't include the Ruger Precision. Makes me question the validity of this "ad".

[@johnb978]

‘Absence of a recoil pad…..’ [Tikka] Lost any cred for me with that comment, seriously?!

[@sartainja]

Exactly.

[@bigskiohio191]

For length adjustment. He said short stock

[@liedebunker1253]

2:33 -- I was suspicious about the integrity of this video in the beginning. And when I heard Savage 64, I knew this video is bullshitting. Savage 64 is one of the worst 22lr rifles in the world. I've got one, and it never fires without problems. I've given up on it for a long, long time. It's collecting dust now.

[@OscarDad]

CZ 457 ... mic drop

[@nlormanstuckman7408]

If your pushing 22’s why show a center fire rifle????

[@garyhakala5168]

What is your definition of accurate???

[@maxcontax]

Oh, this Poster should get out a little farther from home than the woodshed and the outhouse. I could name at least 10 22’s better than these, but if I did they wouldn’t know about them anyways. Nice vid production, though, just not too accurate.

[@digger1900]

I have the Tikka, great accurate gun but no mention of CZ, Anschutz,Walther plus the more expensive bespoke rifles -all the the ones I see at small bore competition shooting. Not a good review in my opinion.

[@tomhamilton7726]

Why is the rifle in the click bait not represented in the content?

[@Bones6987]

Buy a Winchester Lever action You will never go back to the “Henry” which is NOT THE HENRY of the 1800s Its a pot metal junk with a sheet metal cover over the receiver Held in place with 4 flat head screws that is painted instead of being blued like the barrel because bluing won’t work on sheet metal and cast pot metal

[@kalmurphy5254]

I love my old cody

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY PP

[@nlormanstuckman7408]

Why show a browning hi powered rifle in a 22 story

[@jimmyraywellsjr1343]

LOL, To the fellows below : Do you really believe the computer generated voice ? Or will realize the bias in which it is reported ? CZ Specifically BRNO is probably one of the finest weapon's manufactures in the world. They discontinued their best rifles though The 527 & 550. Also the Modular Rifle 600 never became modular. The 457 is very well made & it shoots lights out !!!🐉

[@johnhild-pt4qm]

All are a good investment

[@garyvee6023]

What happend to the Anschutz..., the most respected rifle for the Olympics Biathlon due to its micro grooving and not rifling making it much more accurate. ☺

[@nlormanstuckman7408]

Don’t show a Henry center fore rifle to talk about 22’s

[@ghunt09]

SO SO list...several dont belong and you left better rifles off the list.

[@craigtorgerson9531]

Nothing wrong, same spec's, a Marlin, but im also a fan of the nylons

[@varanid9]

Wait, the title is "Most Accurate....." and you list a bunch of plinkers?? WTF?

[@ErikCane-fl6tk]

Agree with most own cz bergara and kimber but the Marlin 60 atleast 30 years old still shoots with or out shooting any other one but guess it's the luck of the draw but this list is a joke

[@genelyda1102]

People tend to forget at the Marlin model, 60 with his microgroove barrel is a very accurate little rifle. Marlon made millions of them as well as a very accurate little bolt action, 22 rifle.

[@badgumby9544]

Clickbait BS.

[@thomaswoody-j5j]

maybe you should call this the po po zone

[@glennllewellyn7369]

Anschutz make Olympic rifles only. Enough said.

[@kencleg7721]

Not only have 1622 and a 1622D yu have 54 bolt and the 64 bolts. The 64 bolts in the early 80 s were 160$ at the ucom rod and gun in Germany I bought 2 1 serial number off the other it almost out shot bro 82 kimber which I know have. Sold all Remington s 513 t 514 512 512 tubed the anshultz 54 bolt was put in all Olympic rifles

[@johndutton7915]

Remington 510.........

[@m998hmmwv7]

I dont feel my model 60 is reliable at all

[@irishkelly654]

What a joke this list is, LOL A POS 64 but not one CZ, people we need to protest this channel!

[@johnelwaay3258]

the 10/22 is a great semi auto and the henry is a nice lever but most accurate come on. you fell off the earth on the savage review.

[@numnut1516]

Still looking for a video with a real person who has experience with the guns, instead of a script being read by a robot or voice actor with stock footage. Basically I’m sick of sifting through undisclosed ads

[@stevegodfrey44]

I thought you said the most accurate, oh I get it you are getting paid to sell these for these companies and you are embellishing !