CZ 452 .22LR Review

CZ 452 Review - CZ .22LR Bolt Action
CZ was founded in 1919 in the Czech Republic making inexpensive firearms and over the years has earned a reputation for itself.
The CZ 452 was manufactured until 2017 and had many different variations. This CZ 452 is the ZKM variant stamped in 2007.
This model derived from the BRNO Model 2 which I have previously reviewed and praised heavily for its performance compared to second hand price, but how does the slightly newer model compare?
This model chambered in .22LR features:
- A synthetic body with an elevated cheek rest and sling mounts
- 20.5" Carbon steel barrel & new models are hammer forged
- 1/2" x 20 muzzle thread for moderator attachment
- 11mm dovetail rail for telescopic optics
- Adjustable trigger mechanism
- Plastic 5 round magazine (larger are available)
- The bolt has a 90' ROM
- A safety catch behind the bolt
- This variant weights 2.32kg without a scope
- It cost me £199 in the UK (or $230USD)
NOTE: @05:39, I mean HAWKE, not HAWK! These are two separate brands.
Music used:
The Crown - Alexander Nakarada
Heart of Steel - Ean Grimm
He's A Parrot - Alexander Nakarada

[@Astropidex]

Very nice review. Let me yust add, that the name of the gun is not "Bruno", but "Brno", as the city in Czech Republic.

[@zen2857]

Great video, I miss my cz452 :/

[@user-bi9uv3wi1k]

Little diff my 452 has 24" barrel & wood stock

[@user-bi9uv3wi1k]

Just picked the same one from gun shop put vortex scope on eye's arent that good anymore