Accurate 22lr rifle at 100 yards. Need help.

[Allen Roberts]

Less than a $1000 dollars. I‘am looking at the CZ 457 and the tikka t-1. I welcome any information. I want to shoot 1 inch groups or less at 100 yards.Thanks.

 

[kwb377]

I picked up a T1X a couple of years ago and love it. I haven't put on paper at 100 yds. (just steel), but it's perfomance at 50 yds. indicates it's definitely sub-MOA. I'm using a relatively cheap Vortex Crossfire II and the factory stock...I've flirted with the idea of mounting it into a chassis, but I don't shoot matches (it's just for fun) so I'm not sure the accuracy increase (if any) would be worth the add'l cost.

 

[JT300]

I picked up a T1X a couple of years ago and love it. I haven't put on paper at 100 yds. (just steel), but it's perfomance at 50 yds. indicates it's definitely sub-MOA. I'm using a relatively cheap Vortex Crossfire II and the factory stock...I've flirted with the idea of mounting it into a chassis, but I don't shoot matches (it's just for fun) so I'm not sure the accuracy increase (if any) would be worth the add'l cost. View attachment 6772 View attachment 6773 View attachment 6774

Nice how do you like that scope i was looking at that same one for my .22 would you recommend it?

 

[kwb377]

For what I'm using it for, it's worked great so far.

 

[Remmy21]

I have the ruger precision, with cci I average about 1 Moa. Now with the center x I can get it down to about .75 moa. In order to get it that low I do run a bore snake through it about every 15 rounds. I heard great things about the the Cz. My biggest piece of advice with trying to get the best groupings at 100 yards. Get the good match grade ammo. Rws and lapua made some great rounds.