The RPR's are hit and miss as far as getting one that shoots. CZ is a safe bet. Another very good option is the Bergara B14R. It a very accurate, well made rifle. It can be had with a threaded steel or carbon fiber barrel and will accept Remington 700 accessories.
I've had one of the Savage / Anschutz rifles. Accurate rig once I found the ammo it likes, like every 22lr. I wish I had kept it.
Ammo choice is the variable that a lot of shooters never consider. They assume that a good quality rifle will shoot any .22 ammo accurately.
100% correct. 22 rifles are finicky. Some guys will go through 1000's of rounds find its fav then buy 5-10,000 rounds of the same lot number. I don't want to put that kind of effort into serious rim fire competition. I stick to 200 and 300 yard center fire.....for now. Kinda eyeing a Kidd Supergrade.
That is what my research has told me. I've built a couple 10/22 target rifles with various parts and had a Volquartzen in 17 hmr. Fun and pretty accurate, the triggers were always less than stellar. Kidd has that handled.
I built one last year. Used a Douglas barrel, JWH bolt and a BX trigger. The BX is lighter than the stock trigger but still has that spongy feel.
