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donniedee · New Member

just bought a used cz 200 t ppc rifle with walnut adjustable comp. stock can anyone tell me what they know about the accurecy of these rifles? saw the guy i got it from shoot a dime size group at 30 feet with it the day i got it with the comp iron sites.... thoughts anyone? thinking of putting on a hi power varmet scope?

Crosman140 · Senior Member

I did a google group search for that gun. Some say it is a good gun, but not for serious 10M shooting.

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&expIds=17259,26767,27213,27731,28066&sugexp=gsih&xhr=t&q=cz+200+t&cp=8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wg

bobtodrick · Member

An aquaintance of mine has this gun which I've shot a number of times.
Is it a serious 10m gun? Well, not compared to a $2000+ FWB or Steyr...but it would be a long time before someone who isn't an Olympic calibre shooter is going to outshoot this gun.
If your friend is getting dime sized groups at 10m (30ft) with the supplies competition sight than either:
-he ain't that good ;-)
-something is amiss with his particular gun.
My friends gun at 10m will easily produce a 5 shot group that is one ragged hole.

cz_200_t_hunter · New Member

i also own a cz 200 t rifle .177 and find it to be extremely accurate to a sense where i shoot ten pellets into one another what then forms a lead stick as they sit in each other...i used to shoot for the provincial team 3p or three position - standing, kneeling and prone.all on a 10meter range where the bulls-eye is only a mere half a millimeter in diameter and you have to shoot it out to count as a bull.

the pellets i use: GECO(german company)
Dynamit Nobel flat points

i found the flat points to be extremely accurate and stable in relation to round heads or sharp points

another thing to take into consideration is the pellets weight, the Dynamit nobel pellets are 5,9grain avg that is a good weight for me then i shoot at pressures 100-170 and still get good shots

then i recently sighted in at 22 odd meters and still get extraordinary one hole groups, one can also use a bit heavier pellet like the gamo long range target pellets they weigh in at 10.5grains its a bit more stable on long range to shoot a heavier pellet and also one that is a bit longer as in the case of the long range pellets. the only downfall is that you will have to refill the gas chamber on the rifle more often as the power is no longer sufficient for long range groups with a heavy pellet bellow 130 and i will go as low as 120

hope this answers a few questions Mr. Green

broommaster2000 · Moderator

There´s one that won a 100 meter match shoot. Rifle was doing either 12 or 14 FPE.