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November 20th, 2007

CZ 452 American On Sale for $279.99

The CZ 452 is one of the more popular bolt-action .22LR rifles, and justifiably so. It offers class-leading accuracy, a strong action, and a good, adjustable trigger that can be made even better with inexpensive mods. Right now, CDNN Investments is offering the CZ452 “American” model for just $279.99. That’s a great price for a .22 bolt action that can provide years of fun and accurate shooting (MSRP is $409.00). This rifle features a 5-round detachable magazine, 22.5-inch barrel, and a 3/8″-wide dovetail on the receiver for mounting rings. The stock is Turkish walnut. To compare the CZ 452 “American” with other models, visit CZUSA.com. (Note, the CZ 452 “American” does NOT include the single-set trigger found on the model 453 “American”.)

CZ 452 American CDNN sale

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To order, call CDNN Investments, (800) 588-9500. You won’t find this deal on CDNN’s webpage. Details are found in CDNN’s current downloadable .pdf catalog (43 megabytes).

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November 20th, 2007

Harrell's Combo Press

If you are looking for a very solid, beautifully fabricated, loading press that can do double-duty at home as well as the range, consider the Harrell’s Combo Press. Though it is very compact, it has plenty of leverage to full-length size cases. As you can see in the photo, the Harrell’s combo works BOTH as an arbor press and as a standard press that functions with shell-holder and conventional screw-in dies. The arbor section on the left is tall enough to hold a Wilson micrometer-top seater. The threaded die section on the right has enough clearance for .308-sized cases.

One of the best features of the Combo Press from Harrell’s Precision is its sturdy clamp. This mounts solidly to a wood loading bench or table top. It also has enough vertical clearance between the jaws to work with most range benches. Forum member Boyd Allen has written a detailed review of the Harrell’s press, with additional photos by Paal Erik Jensen of Norway.

CLICK HERE to read COMBO PRESS REVIEW