Cool, excited to see pics.

 

Congrats, they are great guns. You might pick up some CCI SV also. Mine like the CCI pretty well.

 

The Trainer was the beginning of a CZ addiction for many of us, excellent rifle that should give you a lifetime of enjoyment.

 

Congrats on your 452 Trainer :bthumb:

I have a 455 Trainer and it is one sweet rifle.


Enjoy it....

Signalman

 

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Congrats on your 452 Trainer :bthumb:

I have a 455 Trainer and it is one sweet rifle.

Enjoy it....

Signalman

 

452 17HMR Trainer

Congrats on the 22lr Trainer and thank you for the post. Love to see some pics and the reason that I am thanking you is that my 452 17HMR Trainer is sitting in the back of my safe and this post will nudge me in bring it out and do some plinking and paper punching.

 

Great find! The CZ 452 Special (Military Trainer) is one fine rifle. I got one about 6 years ago, it was gathering dust in a LGS and he was willing to part with it for $270! It's still a favorite rifle to shoot. You are going to love yours!

 

Awesome, congrats. I also picked up a 452 Trainer from Buds a few months ago. I absolutely love it . I'm sure you will too. I did a YoDave kit and put a Williams aperature sight on mine. Still have the original tangents on it .Not in the way. Very pleased with both. Post pics please.

 

Guys I bought a CZ-452 Military Trainer from Bud's Gun Shop a few days ago.

I probably won't do a thing to the gun as I love the idea of the tangent sights being able to shoot all the way out to 200 meters (I assume meters not yards). Are those accurate? What type or velocity of ammo are they calculated for?

THE very 1st time I shot my Trainer was at an NRA sanctioned silhouette match. The first shot at every animal was a hit using the tangent sights...so, yes they are accurate. Least mine is.

I think I was using Eley Target, in the yellow box.

I don't know what velocity the sights are calculated for.

 

I think it's meters and HV. Or approx. yards and subsonic.

 

Nice pickup Spunk-Puppy. I do like mine.
Just an FYI incase anyone is looking-Buds has these and Americans and UL in RH currently. And a few LH 452s.

 

At one time Sophia had calculated that the factory settings were calibrated to a 1200 fps 40 gr. round as I recall, factor in a 66 year old memory to this though. With most subsonic it's pretty close.:t

 

Thanks so much all.

The FedEx man is set to deliver it today to my LGS.

I am stoked. Can't wait to get it and clean it up for weekend shooting fun.

 

I just got one last week. Love it-it's unbelievably accurate, solid and smooth-but I've got to put a scope on it for squack. I get too many opportunities that are too far off to engage with the iron sights. My eyes' fault; not the rifle's. I've got a K4 lying around here I plan to install before too long...
Congrats.

 

Good catch! Love my CZs. It looks alot like a Super Match. What is the difference?

 

Spunk puppy;

If you're going to be hunting with it, do try the Winchester PowerPoints, X22LRPP. In some CZ's they are incredibly accurate and offer excellent terminal performance. They are a 40 grain HP at an advertised 1280 fps. Also, if you're going to be field hunting, save up & get a Turner Saddlery 1907 pattern military sling, & then put it in Outdoor Connection Titan sling swivels. The sling is a very high quality product & those swivels won't break, Uncle's did.

900F

 

Its been a little while for me since I've thought about this - the Trainer is the rifle stock with uncheckered grip, while the Special is the stock with grip checkering - correct ?

 

Other way around j.r.

452 Trainer....checkered grip, smooth forehand.

452 Specials were uncheckered at both grip and foreend.

 

I have a pair they are indeed sweet,
one has Brno Peeps :bthumb:

but as far as scoping them I like the other models for that
and variety is the spice of life they say, never truer than with CZ .22's