The CZ 457 Synthetic sporter stocked version at £430.99 will continue to be the most popular model no doubt, but this version for £704.99, with its symmetrical modern laminate stock of grey/brown, is definitely worth the extra money. It’s a looker, in terms of both design style and the colour of the laminate used. Magazine capacity is five rounds. For test-firing the Model 457 American, I used a Weaver 1-3X scope in CZ steel mounts, and I fired five .17 HMR loads at 50 yards. The results are listed in the accompanying chart, but briefly, the best average accuracy in the test rifle came with the Hornady 17-grain V-Max ammo.
Re: CZ 455 Varmint Review The major parts to whole platform. Switch calibers / barrels, you will have to go this far. Note the "extra" piece of formed metal that goes between the stock and the trigger guard. It is not only a dust cover or guide for the trigger, but actually a trigger adjustment tool that fits in that area. Pretty slick actually
CZ 02302 CZ 457 Lux 22 Mag 5+1 24.80 in Turkish Walnut Black Right Hand. Hinterland #: 89918. MFG #: 02302. In stock. $629.00. Request a price. CZ-USA 02320 CZ 457 American 22 LR or 17 HMR Caliber with 24in Barrel, Black Metal Finish Walnut Fixed American Style Stock Right Hand (Full Size) Hinterland #: 87564. MFG #: 02320. CZ’s Thumbhole Laminate version of the superb 457 will appeal to those wanting longer range capabilities and the sleek, refined looks of coloured, laminated birch. The stock may be a little too chunky for some, but that’s the joy of the 457. A little research and they already make the right gun for you, no need to modify anything. Product Description. Taking CZ's heavy-barreled rimfire to the next level, the 457 Match Target Rifle gets a bit more attention than the average 457 Varmint. Its Match chamber is cut to the tightest specification that CIP will allow, meaning it will perform impressively well with top-tier ammo. The MTR’s Turkish walnut stock is de- signed Product Description. The standard heavy-barreled version of the 457, the CZ 457 Varmint 17 HMR has a .866 inch cylindrical barrel. Not only does the heavy barrel make for good harmonics, it also allows the CZ 457 Varmint to perform well with a wide variety of 17 HMR loads, translating into an accurate platform for shooting targets or getting game.

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The standard heavy-barreled version of the 457, the Varmint has a .866” cylindrical barrel. Not only does the heavy barrel make for good harmonics, it also allows the Varmint to perform well with a wide variety of rimfire loads, translating into an accurate platform for shooting targets or getting game. The Turkish walnut stock has an American-style comb for use with a scope and a wide, flat

I'm having a hard time justifying spending $2,000 (rifle and glass) on an Anschutz, Winny 52, 40X or Cooper LVT or Jackson Squirrel rifle. I've read some good reviews on the CZ 453 Varmint with the set trigger. I know it maqy not be a "one-holer" but what should it do with premium ammo? I'm looking at the .22lr version.
I'm looking to buy a new rifle in 17 HMR. I'm looking at the Tikka T1X and the CZ 457 (Varmint Pro Boyds stock,) or 457 synthetic suppressor ready. Boyds being about $50, I plan to on a rail and scope (4-16) most likely for paper and occasional squirrel/rabbit. If you own either or both, I'd like some of your feedback.
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