CZ or Remy - which one is better?

[Spot shooter]

I'm thinking CZ due to the trigger

[Va varminter]

Savage! And cheaper too . But I would go CZ over Remington.

[dannybracy]

Spot-

The CZ set trigger is very nice and I dont think you can go wrong with any Remington. The CZ would be a little easier on the wallet.......but so would a Savage. I have a Savage LRPV that will shoot sub .5" groups all day long....got a .218" 5 shot group the other day when the breeze had started to pick up quite a bit. But my backup rifle, a Savage 12FV, shot a .330" 5 shot group the same day and I picked it up from Scheels for $439 and it came with a scope, rings, and bases.
Before I settled on the Savages I looked at MANY CZ's, Rem's, & Howa's. I still want one of each b/c they each have their own features that I like. It is just about which rifle YOU like the best and FEELS the best to YOU!!!
Let us know what you pick, or if you hit the lotto.....buy one of each! -Dan

[Lee C.]

Spot Shooter, My oldest son has a cz 22-250 and really likes the trigger on it alot. I just put a sss trigger on my 204fv that i seat it at 13.4 oz. But i haven't been able to get out to shoot it yet. I also have two 243 rifles i have seat at 1pound 4oz. for hunting remingtons rifles. So most of them can be seat lower if thats what your looking for.

[Arizona Hunter]

My friend has the CZ in 204-and loves it. It has that great trigger and it is a tack driver with several loads.

But-get the one that feels best or looks best to you. The Rem trigger can always be replaced and most likely it is also very accurate.

[Captqc]

Weapons are like cars, they are similar as far as getting you from point A to point B, but the difference is How they get you there! With that said I'm a Remy fan, others here are fans of other brands. I would suggest you spend time fondling each rifle that you think would float your boat, see how it feels to you , look at the quality of the fit and finish, and of course the cost. Let us know what you decide and most of all have fun picking! Gary

[glenn asher]

An awful lot of it depends on what you're going to do with the rifle. Personally, I like the CZs, but they are awfully light in the barrel for sustained shooting in a PD patch, and yes, including the Varmint models, which are really more like a heavy sporter barrel. Honestly, I think I'd take a heavy barrelled Remington over the CZ in a prairie dog town, but I'd really rather have my Savage

For just about anything besides a day in the PD patch, I'd probably grab the CZs, though (I have two of them) because I like the easy carrying they provide. Again, it depends on what you're going to use it for, groundhogs and coyotes don't need a heavy barrel for the most part, prairie dogs, and ground squirrels probably will.