[Olympus]

I just finished mounting my new scope on my new 455 Varmint and man that thing looks slick! The scope I went with is the Vortex Diamondback 3.5-10x50. I opted for the Leupold high rimfire rings. Got the rings mounted where I wanted and went to mount the scope. Noticed the bell was contacting the top of the barrel. So I had to cut two shims and that brought the scope off the barrel just enough. Looks killer and I can't wait to shoot it!

[canebrake]

Great looking rimfire rig Olympus!

[Olympus]

Thanks Cane. Hopefully it shoots as good as it looks. Might be a while before I get a chance to shoot it though. I will post targets when I can.

[Olympus]

My first target was pretty good, 0.384 for a 5-shot group at 50 yards. Better than a dime size, so I'm happy. Since I had to shim my scope, I ran out of elevation adjustment on my scope, so my groups are still about 2.5" low. I've got to figure out how to make some more room for elevation adjustment.

[Dan308]

just shim the rear mount and it should fix your problem. Great looking rig!

[Olympus]

Did that this morning and got everything sighted back in. Shoots great, but I think I'm going to do some improving to the trigger.

[AleksiR]

Good looking CZ and seems it's shooting like it should. This trigger kit did wonders to my 452 Varmint-> http://www.ebay.com/itm/CZ-452-455-and-BRNO-No-2-4-and-5-trigger-kit-/160800484012?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item257074 aaac

[axxe55]

Olympus,that is one beautiful looking rimfire! the stock is definately some good looking walnut. seems like it's accurate as well as good looking! nice.

[Olympus]

Thanks Axxe. I actually just finished building a bullet trap this week for my backyard rimfire range and used the CZ to put it through the test. Works like a charm. Once I get my woods clean out enough this fall and winter, I'll try the trap out on larger calibers.