I don't agree. Get the best gun you can afford, a low grade gun can't shoot higher grade groups but a low grade shooter (starter) will learn to shoot good groups and grow into the gun.
I have had maybe five 22s in 50 years. I finally got the 452 and it shoots the way I want to (and I do more bench shooting than anything so the longer barrel is not an issue and it works in well with the Mil Surplus I shoot so I don't say it has to be that model, but CZ is about as good as it gets until you spend $800 for a really fine target rifle.
If real accurate target is your goal then start with an Anshutz or equal. If you can get it you still need $85 x 500 brick ammo or better to max it out, so if you add it up, thats 5 bricks and bricks can go fast with 22 (they are so fun to shoot you just can't stop!)
For me the 452 is all I will want. If I was after more I would have bought more.
I have had maybe five 22s in 50 years. I finally got the 452 and it shoots the way I want to (and I do more bench shooting than anything so the longer barrel is not an issue and it works in well with the Mil Surplus I shoot so I don't say it has to be that model, but CZ is about as good as it gets until you spend $800 for a really fine target rifle.
If real accurate target is your goal then start with an Anshutz or equal. If you can get it you still need $85 x 500 brick ammo or better to max it out, so if you add it up, thats 5 bricks and bricks can go fast with 22 (they are so fun to shoot you just can't stop!)
For me the 452 is all I will want. If I was after more I would have bought more.