I'm really glad you made this video about the bolt shims. It was very helpful in making a decision. Thank You. Keep the videos coming. Thank you for your service from an Army Vet to a Marine Vet..
I have never been happy with the accuracy of my CZ 457 MTR,,,, until now. I installed the shim (from TriggerShims) and it went from mediocre, with regular flyers, to a one hole shooter. I am amazed at what a simple fix had on the accuracy of this rifle.
Nice shooting man, the shims are worthwhile in my opinion, I have 3 Ruger 77s, a 17 hmr, 22 mag and a 22 Hornet and have bolt shims installed on all of them. Al
Just watching your video here, I saw you adjust your front rest up a lot with the CZ 452 and then back down slightly. I have heard from a number of precision shooters that you should always finalize your front rest adjustment with a up motion. Something about the recoil of the rifle and the direction of the adjustment causing it to shift, where finishing with an up motion helps prevent that. I don't pretend to understand as I am just a simple man, but I thought you may want to look into it.
I USED A PAPER HOLE PUNCH ON STICKY ORANGE POST IT NOTES AND SHOT THOSE FOR TARGETS .CHEAP BUT VERY INTIMIDATING ,TARGETS. I LEARNED IT FROM A BUDDY OF MINE THAT SHOT COMPETITION BENCH REST BACK IN THE 80S. THEY SHOT 5 SHOTS AT 100 YARDS WITH WILDCAT LOADS BACK THEN,CENTER FIRE OF COURSE. GOT SO MANY MINUTES TO SHOOT,HAND LOAD SHELLS (AT THE BENCH) THEN SHOOT AGAIN. THAT WAS EARLY 1980S
I need your help. I have a CZ455 with a 22" Lothar Walther bull barrel, it is very front heavy. Sometimes it shoots lights out, sometimes it is a pita. And, I can´t hold on target after the shot, it always jumps. Makes me crazy, with the 6.5 Creed and the .308 Win I can stay on target after the shot, but not with my .22. What do I do wrong?
It was interesting to note that on firing the 452, there was no movement in the bolt handle at all. Typically they do jump up slightly. However, the 455's bolt handle was still jumping up as normal. Would adding more shim thickness help the 455?
@@125saito Honestly, I'm not sure. It would seem to suggest that energy is being wasted somewhere - either when the firing pin is hitting the case or from "bolt setback" on recoil. I'm wondering if preventing this movement (thicker shims?) may result in greater MV SD and / or accuracy.
My Ruger 10/22 got a 20"KSA heavy barrel on it..vortex crossfire 2..4x22..shooting Norma TAC ..at 60 yards same hole or touching every shot...how can I send you picture
Great video! I've ordered some bolt shims for my 452 :) When installing them, are you starting with the thickest and then working down till the bolt just closes?
@@Dayattherange I have started participating in NRL22 and I'm learning about scopes and precision shooting. I love your videos. They are entertaining and intuitive. Your groupings are nice. I'm using a Nikon 4-12x44 on a 10-22. Thinking of getting a Vortex Diamondback.
@@absolute99proof I would say unless you are planning on getting more power from the Diamondback then make the change. Though know in my opinion the Nikon's were just as clear.
Those are working GREAT MAN !!!!!!!
Get him Cyclops they let the dog out
WOW, I would have stopped at the first round with the CZ452 You had me holding my breath!! Nice Shooting!!
The 455 - OUTSTANDING!!
I'm really glad you made this video about the bolt shims. It was very helpful in making a decision. Thank You. Keep the videos coming. Thank you for your service from an Army Vet to a Marine Vet..
I have never been happy with the accuracy of my CZ 457 MTR,,,, until now. I installed the shim (from TriggerShims) and it went from mediocre, with regular flyers, to a one hole shooter. I am amazed at what a simple fix had on the accuracy of this rifle.
Good shooting
Dayattherange, both you and Joe are a couple of my most favorite TH-cam channels 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸…thank y’all for your content 😊😊😊
Nice shooting man, the shims are worthwhile in my opinion, I have 3 Ruger 77s, a 17 hmr, 22 mag and a 22 Hornet and have bolt shims installed on all of them.
Al
Just watching your video here, I saw you adjust your front rest up a lot with the CZ 452 and then back down slightly. I have heard from a number of precision shooters that you should always finalize your front rest adjustment with a up motion. Something about the recoil of the rifle and the direction of the adjustment causing it to shift, where finishing with an up motion helps prevent that. I don't pretend to understand as I am just a simple man, but I thought you may want to look into it.
Very Impressive. The shims seem to be doing great for those 22s. Entertaining as always!
👍👍some great groups. I believe those shims do make a difference.
I USED A PAPER HOLE PUNCH ON STICKY ORANGE POST IT NOTES AND SHOT THOSE FOR TARGETS .CHEAP BUT VERY INTIMIDATING ,TARGETS.
I LEARNED IT FROM A BUDDY OF MINE THAT SHOT COMPETITION BENCH REST BACK IN THE 80S.
THEY SHOT 5 SHOTS AT 100 YARDS WITH WILDCAT LOADS BACK THEN,CENTER FIRE OF COURSE.
GOT SO MANY MINUTES TO SHOOT,HAND LOAD SHELLS (AT THE BENCH) THEN SHOOT AGAIN.
THAT WAS EARLY 1980S
That's bad ass !!
Looking like a must upgrade..... Cheers
That's a good day at the range
I really enjoy your videos and always learn something new. I am your Army brother!
Thanks for the support my brother.
I think that is the best I've ever seen you shoot. Great job!!! Just ordered 2 packages of those shims for both of my CZ 457's.
WOW! Just WOW! Nice discovery !
Nice shooting Finally 😂👍
Boxing below the belt Alfredo 🤣🤣
GREAT SHOOTING ELIJAH ...!!!! I LOVE " " " GET YOUR MAN CARD " " " ....! ! ! ! 🎸 CRY ME A RIVER 🥁 DOUBLE G. HERE ...!!!!
Those CZs are shooting dang good. Always look forward to your videos.
Those are great groups Mr revolver guy I have a 457 of a Luther Walther Barrel shoots just like it love them barrels it's in a MTD chassis
Those TriggerShims are the real deal, Sir. 👍
Your response video is filmed...........sometimes when you stir the pot you get burned 😂😂
LOL Please don't tell me your cut from the same cloth as Cyclops take my worst showing -- Anxious to see. --- All Good Fun!
@@Dayattherange well besides my girlish figure me and the cyclops got a lot in common 🤣🤣
@@PursuitofAccuracy NOOOOOOOOOOOO Say it ain't so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣
I really enjoy your and Joe's video's. Good stuff!!
Just order some shims for my 457 MTR VPR
you need to go next thickness on your bolt shim...I can see it's to loose when closing bolt
The guns are hammering 👍🏼👍🏼
Those shims seem to have worked
Best one yet way to go finally see you shooting decent lol 😂
Dang that's a blow below the belt LOL
Hey revolver guy! Nice rigs
Have you tried out a single shot .22 like the anchutz 54 or Vodoo 22s. I would like to see how they stack up to the repeater bolt rifles
What dia. is your barrel? Wondering how this tuner would work on a 1.18" barrel 24-25" barrel.
I need your help.
I have a CZ455 with a 22" Lothar Walther bull barrel, it is very front heavy.
Sometimes it shoots lights out, sometimes it is a pita.
And, I can´t hold on target after the shot, it always jumps.
Makes me crazy, with the 6.5 Creed and the .308 Win I can stay on target after the shot, but not with my .22.
What do I do wrong?
good question, I have a CZ 457 that jumps also. Sure would like to know why?
I love my CZ 455 VARMINT one sweet shooter
Where did you pick up the ammo for $4.99 a box
Val
That was a close out price. You won't find any for less than $12 a box. A good friend of mine is the importer of RWS and Anschutz.
It was interesting to note that on firing the 452, there was no movement in the bolt handle at all. Typically they do jump up slightly. However, the 455's bolt handle was still jumping up as normal. Would adding more shim thickness help the 455?
Hi Kevin. What does the jumping bolt handle indicate?
Nice observation
@@125saito Honestly, I'm not sure. It would seem to suggest that energy is being wasted somewhere - either when the firing pin is hitting the case or from "bolt setback" on recoil. I'm wondering if preventing this movement (thicker shims?) may result in greater MV SD and / or accuracy.
@@ShootingAndReloading Thanks for your input Kevin.
Thanks for posting. Is it required to sort your ammo as a result of the bolt shims?
It is not
@@Dayattherange Thanks
My Ruger 10/22 got a 20"KSA heavy barrel on it..vortex crossfire 2..4x22..shooting Norma TAC ..at 60 yards same hole or touching every shot...how can I send you picture
4x12 ...
@@michaelcunningham6641 email me
Great video! I've ordered some bolt shims for my 452 :)
When installing them, are you starting with the thickest and then working down till the bolt just closes?
Yes..that's how you do it..it closes snug..not have to push it while going down with the bolt
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What are scopes you are using?
They are nothing special honestly, A Redfield and Two Busnell's
@@Dayattherange I have started participating in NRL22 and I'm learning about scopes and precision shooting. I love your videos. They are entertaining and intuitive. Your groupings are nice. I'm using a Nikon 4-12x44 on a 10-22. Thinking of getting a Vortex Diamondback.
@@absolute99proof I would say unless you are planning on getting more power from the Diamondback then make the change. Though know in my opinion the Nikon's were just as clear.
@@Dayattherange I like the Nikon. I wish they still made them. Thanks for your input! I love that CZ452. Nothing like a classic to rule the day!
are you in Ohio?