CZ 455 Varmint / MDT ACC...Precision, long range and ELR 22LR 

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Thanks Aaron, yes I agree, would like to see more fundamentals/fun styles of training and club level comps to encourage young and old to build skills and grow the sport. We all learn better while distracted in trying to achieve and even better when it fun getting there.... Cheers and all the best.

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This MDT chassis is for the CZ455, but I hear you, maybe next time, Cheers

Sounds awesome, and would hone anyone's skills I'm sure, sounds like a great little rig too, glad you liked the video, Cheers

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Lol, I hear you, but you might be surprised a just how consistent some these little plinkers can really be with a bit of love, glad you liked the video, Cheers and all the best.

Thanks Jamie, glad you liked and yes we don't see too much difference in ammo for plinking either, sounds like a great little handgun too, Cheers

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Hi Hans, thanks man, glad you liked and yes should be at least a few to come, yes I saw some of you videos on that project, all the best with it, Cheers

Thanks Ian, yes as said lots of options and each to his own, Cheers and all the best.

Yes, as said in the video, I have got something in the works to get a Savage here and have a look/shoot one or two of the cheaper rigs, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork Sorry,Mark, I got excited by this video and commented when it was half over. Apparently, you were way ahead of me. Thanks, and of course, Cheers...

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I have both CZ 455 22LR and Savage FV SR 22 WMR. I was pleasantly surprised by how well the Savage shot and its accuracy. I compete with my CZ 455 but I honestly think the Savage performs almost as well. The enjoyment I get out of both bolt action rifles is not diminished with indifference to cost.

Hi John, thanks man, all helps and glad you like our stuff and the videos, cheers and all the best.

Hi Jan, we'll look into that one, and around 20" is what I have seen the optimum length for best mv, but not that much in it from 18 to 22, and 16" with a suppressor is not going to be that far behind, Cheers

Yes not the best past 50, but works in some spots, Cheers

Thanks Jesse, I use the CCI standard velocity, although I have use many different stuff over the years, I find this ammo great and consistent and I haven't tried anything else for a while now, Cheers

Hi Len, well if someone wants to send us one we would more than happy to review, Cheers

Thanks Man, yes great fun and great way to practise, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork Hey Mark i actually went from the suggestions in this video and rewatched your old video on prone rifle shooting technique. Thats a seriously excellent video by the way, really detailed and well explained. I reckon the way you guys are going building up a library of videos like this shooting instructors worldwide will be getting irritated you’re giving away the game for free. But anyway it bought to mind a question which may even have a potential video behind it if theres any substance to the answer. Which is, is there any major difference between how you and Sam shoot, prone or otherwise. Its just in that video you mention how being a larger bloke you do things that may be more suited to someone closer to your size as opposed to mine. And it’d be interesting and maybe useful if there was any significant difference between how you two shoot. Sorry about the wordiness of all that. All the best to you guys and i really appreciate your replying and engaging with the fan base as well the great content. Cheers for all your efforts.

Thanks again, and well no, over the years it has grown to, that we shoot the same, although Sam doesn't do a lot with the big hitters, even when she does our style still works for her, but as always, I leave that for folks to work out what works for them, Cheers and all the best.

Ive also found Federal Match and Federal Target are virtually the exact same, my groups might be slightly smaller with the match but my go to is the federal target at .05 vs .10 a round.

Sounds like a great rig, and yes great way to practise, Cheers and all the best.

Yes, practise is the key, the more trigger time the better you become, and you will find the higher skill level you practise at, even better. FYI, there are no champions without many, many hours into honing skills, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork Your words are so true, but I also keep it fun and don't let a day where I am not at my best spoil the joy of shooting. I work long days and sometimes am so very tired so I might not be at my best, but I still enjoy ringing some steel!

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Yes, not the perfect solution, but looks good and work OK, will suggest getting one of the purpose built mounts for the job, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork I think that was the right solution... you have the ability to do so... Which I don't! Cheers!

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Yes, but the quiet and super quiet stuff is even slower and hence less bang, for those of us in the world that are not so lucky, Cheers and all the best.

We have quite strict gun laws at Finland but supressor can be bought by anyone.

Yes I think the UK is a bit the same, Cheers

US Resident here, We can buy our semi auto rifles and handguns but get caught with an unregistered suppressor it is a 5 year prison sentence.

Johnny Maier I know it. But here in France, you can buy them as if they were candy bars... That's why most of mine are suppressed...

Yes, then again if we start writing down all the stupid laws that we have in our world, we going to need a lot pages, Cheers

This chassis is for the CZ 455, no .308's in that action, but if you have a Tikka T3 chassis, you can swap from the 22lr T1X to the .308 T3 without fuss, Cheers

Yep, sure did, Cheers

Yes, these come complete, Cheers

No, you need good form and follow through, so same, really great way to train, Cheers

Yes, must have been lucky, the rifle was on the shelf at a Perth gun shop (by chance), and the guy's at MDT do a great job, Cheers and hope yours get there soon.

@@markandsamafterwork I was talking about the chassis lol. Had mine on order since they released.. thanks for the awesome review. I'm even more excited to put my rifle into it now. I've got the carbon cz455. So excited. Thanks guys

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We don't own or have any access to any 457's sorry, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork thanks for the response! I just ordered one the other day. Im looking forward to comparing it to my Savage mark ii. Cheers! I appreciate your videos!

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@@stockbulll hey, what did you think about the CZ 457? I too am looking to upgrade from my Savage mkii.22. Thanks

@@jameswalker1075 I love it!! accurate and the feed systems is amazing. It lifts the round up then into the chamber vs pushing which makes it chamber super smooth and does not deform the bullet at all. I have the ATONE stock and it's nice but it's still to short for me with full extension. But I am tall. I still love it though. I put a suppressor on mine and it improved the accuracy and increased the velocity.

P.S. Where can I get a scope base like you have on this rifle? I have some centerfire rifles that this would be great on.

Not something I've seen, if in original stock, they aren't free floating, but sounds more like barrel. If you clean each time, try not cleaning, but beyond that, not sure, Cheers

ERA-TAC Adjustable Inclination Mounts, sold all over, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork Thanks Mark, I'm setting up a 26" bull bbl Howa 6.5CM for longer range shooting, 600yd+. I appreciate the depth you go to in your videos.

@@markandsamafterwork I tried everything, bbl is floating, action is epoxy bed, quality scope and rings. My friend with an Anschutz .22 has the same issue. Oh well, shoot the first shot into the berm and enjoy. Other that that, it is an excellent sub MOA plinker.

And yes, I do live vicariously via your long-range videos LOL!

Both great options, really would depend on the plans you have for the rifle, what stock or what you already have, really cant go wrong, Cheers

I would love to go with the Lithgow you review, but $950 US is twice the price of either the CZ or Tikka in the US. I have an extra GRS Varmint riflestock, so I’ll go with the Tikka. Thanks to both of you on your wonderful work.

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This sort of thing would probably only ever be, build your self, but who knows they may do a chassis 22lr sometime, but I wouldn't think at this level of chassis, Cheers