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Find your local CZ dealer and see if they can order one for you. Mine has had more CZ .22's in the shop in the last 3 or 4 months than I've seen in about a year. Gunbroker isn't always a terrible way to go either, assuming you've got an FFL that does transfers for a reasonable price.
I dipped my toes into precision rimfire with a 457 Provarmint and a 5-25 Strike Eagle. It's been a great rifle out of the box and it shoots extremely well. The stock is very functional except the comb height is a little low, the trigger was very nice out of the box and the action on my rifle...
I had Kidd build basically what you were looking to do in your original post, almost all Kidd parts including their ultra lightweight barrel. I used a Brimstone tuned factory trigger to keep the cost somewhat in check. It wears a Vortex PST 1-6 and is about perfect for a walking around small...
I've got an ACOG and an offset that I shoot in our local 3 gun matches occasionally. I end up using the RMR a lot more than the ACOG given the ranges we typically shoot. I find I do a lot less (as in no) fishing for the dot with the offset vs. a 12:00 mount. I haven't put in the reps to get...
The highest velocities I've run in my MK12 clone were with TAC; however, the temperature sensitivity was a no-go for me. Varget has historically been my go to in that rifle, but it's slow. I was getting about 2,625 fps with 77 SMK at its top end accuracy node. I'm finalizing loads now using...
I've been doing some research on this myself. I saw a an article posted on Berger's website that suggested they now recommend using the seating depth testing first and then moving into a ladder. Of course, I can't find a link now that I want to share the article. Precision Rifle Blog also...