How's that sound ? CZ 457 Jaguar, Tripod, Utah Desert! 

Ahlmans in Morristown still has two on hand. $649 not sure if they are left handed though.

I had a local ffl order it for me, mine os actually a right handed rifle but because I used the front facing camera on my phone to film it, the video is fliped in reverse, so it looks like a lefty but it is infact a righty 😊

@@shootnitwithsos435 Well that explains it. After I watched your video I went to CZ USA to see if they updated the Jaguar for lefties and couldn't see it. I may have to try to sell my 452 LR and get that Jaguar. I bet with that 28" barrel it is crazy accurate and somewhat quieter than the 452 length barrels. Thanks for your response and video.

I should have mentioned this in the video, I get asked all the time, but it isn’t a left hand configuration, it looks left handed because I am filming with the front facing camera on my phone, and that camera reverses everything. Sorry for the confusion.

@@shootnitwithsos435 No worries, thank you!

Yes I will, I have been set back just a little time due to some parts I ordered that are on back order. As soon as they arrive ill make a video with groups. I have shot a couple groups, but not fully tested. I used CCI clean 40 grn 1235 fps and got 2 groups of 3 rounds, 1 inch at 50 yards, so not great. But I didn't have the best rest system at that time. More to come.

It took since January to get it in May. But I couldn't find it anywhere local, I had to have my FFL order it for me.

It took me three months constantly searching online before I was able to purchase mine. There was about a week long period the first week in May 2020 where a few online gun stores had them and they dried up real quick.

I got lucky I guess walked into my local gun shop and bought it. I always wanted a 452 Ultra Lux the Jaguar was the closest

From tip to butt it’s 47.5 inches long basically 4 ft long

Field optics research tripod

@@shootnitwithsos435 Thanks

Standard velocity 22lr out of a typical barrel length (16" or shorter) isn't hearing safe. It's causing permanent hearing damage every time you fire. It's not as much damage as louder guns, obviously, but it's still damaging your hearing.

@@LawlessNate Even this gun? I know it’s on video but this gun seems pretty quiet to me. I know other rifles def require ear pro but i’m looking into getting this model and the quietness is selling me.

@@nataliemurphy6361 Out of that gun I'm not sure, but I'd guess it is hearing safe. If the bullet is below supersonic speeds that removes the sonic boom. It's a bolt action, so obviously that's not going to possibly be non-hearing-safe like an autoloader could. The question is if the barrel length is long enough to allow the bore pressure to drop low enough for that excess pressure escaping out of the end of the bore behind the bullet is hearing safe, which it very well might be low enough. What I was replying to is what you specifically said. "When did people start needing ear protection for a 22 outdoors anyway?" is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a universally true statement. Any .22lr firearm with a 16" barrel would not be hearing safe with standard pressure ammo.

WHAT? SPEAK A LITTLE LOUDER I DIDNT CATCH WHAT YOU SAID!

For hunting. It is to not scare the game away for other hunters (or at least spook them a little less) .for range shooting it is to not bother other people . For home defense is to not blind and deafen yourself indoors during firing in the dark . A supressor is a comfort and courtesy attachement.

He’s giving you his impression of the sound.