The CZickness XXXVIII....To Honor a friend

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    tbhausen

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    OK, CZ peeps, I need your opinion… I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I have a brand new CZ 452 left-hand sitting in the box, beautiful wood, and I’ve been struggling with the decision whether to leave it as made or have AllenM thread the barrel for a suppressor. I know what a cool, quiet gun this would be suppressed, but part of me doesn’t want to “defile it”. I have a Magnum Research MLR22AT I run a Dead Air Mask on now, but of course that’s a semi-auto so it isn’t the suppressor host a bolt gun is. What say you guys?
     

    T-DOGG

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    OK, CZ peeps, I need your opinion… I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I have a brand new CZ 452 left-hand sitting in the box, beautiful wood, and I’ve been struggling with the decision whether to leave it as made or have AllenM thread the barrel for a suppressor. I know what a cool, quiet gun this would be suppressed, but part of me doesn’t want to “defile it”. I have a Magnum Research MLR22AT I run a Dead Air Mask on now, but of course that’s a semi-auto so it isn’t the suppressor host a bolt gun is. What say you guys?
    Unless it's a collector's item, I say thread it.

    I'll give you another idea though. I would find out what the cost of the threading is, versus buying a new barrel that's already threaded. That would always give you the option of returning the rifle to "stock" configuration.
     

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    Unless it's a collector's item, I say thread it.

    I'll give you another idea though. I would find out what the cost of the threading is, versus buying a new barrel that's already threaded. That would always give you the option of returning the rifle to "stock" configuration.

    DOGG is smart.....listen to DOGG ! :)
     

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    Benp

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    OK, CZ peeps, I need your opinion… I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I have a brand new CZ 452 left-hand sitting in the box, beautiful wood, and I’ve been struggling with the decision whether to leave it as made or have AllenM thread the barrel for a suppressor. I know what a cool, quiet gun this would be suppressed, but part of me doesn’t want to “defile it”. I have a Magnum Research MLR22AT I run a Dead Air Mask on now, but of course that’s a semi-auto so it isn’t the suppressor host a bolt gun is. What say you guys?
    Go for the gold! Easiest decision I've made this morning! :)
     

    tbhausen

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    Poking around on Rimfire Central, I see that CZ made several 22s with threaded barrels, but they were usually threaded 1/2 x 20 rather than 1/2 x 28. Haven’t been able to find an aftermarket or factory replacement threaded barrel yet, though… Still looking, but I suppose it’s going to end up threaded one way or another.
     

    mcapo

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    OK, CZ peeps, I need your opinion… I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I have a brand new CZ 452 left-hand sitting in the box, beautiful wood, and I’ve been struggling with the decision whether to leave it as made or have AllenM thread the barrel for a suppressor. I know what a cool, quiet gun this would be suppressed, but part of me doesn’t want to “defile it”. I have a Magnum Research MLR22AT I run a Dead Air Mask on now, but of course that’s a semi-auto so it isn’t the suppressor host a bolt gun is. What say you guys?

    I vote to thread it.

    If it helps any, my CZ 457 shots better groups suppressed - YMMV. Plus, a bolt action 22 with a can is just a (silent) blast to shoot.

    Allen recently threaded a Ruger Mark IV barrel. Better than the factory ever would have done!

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/146955223@N04/50516573947/in/dateposted/
     

    T-DOGG

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    Poking around on Rimfire Central, I see that CZ made several 22s with threaded barrels, but they were usually threaded 1/2 x 20 rather than 1/2 x 28. Haven’t been able to find an aftermarket or factory replacement threaded barrel yet, though… Still looking, but I suppose it’s going to end up threaded one way or another.
    About 10 minutes poking around, Google searches/Rimfire Central/CZ Forum, I'm not seeing ANY barrels available for the CZ 452. My guess is they are such a pain in the butt to replace, that there isn't/wasn't a market for them? I think the 455/457 barrels are the easy ones to replace, seeing barrels available for those.
     

    churchmouse

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    Unless it's a collector's item, I say thread it.

    I'll give you another idea though. I would find out what the cost of the threading is, versus buying a new barrel that's already threaded. That would always give you the option of returning the rifle to "stock" configuration.

    Yup. Just do it man. You guys way over think this stuff.......:):
     

    Benp

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    The kids spent the night at their Grandparents' house last night so we got to sleep in this morning. We were a little surprised that we didn't feel that much better than we thought were going to feel. I guess that part is mostly age. :)
     
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