I have Magpul stocks on my 10/22s, I like them, but Magpul does not make them for the CZ, looking around I found the KRG Bravo chassis, anyone have one?? Do you like it?? I’m still looking, I found a composite/carbon fiber stock, but the details were somewhat vague and was about $900.

From all I can determine there is little actual difference in accuracy with any of the ones you have named. The Tikka is exotic and shoots good, the 457 is sleek and pretty and shoots good and the B14R totally overengineered for a rimfire and has a humungous ugly magazine and shoots good.

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

The .22 Magnum also offers a greater variety of bullet weights and projectile types to choose from. .22 Mag may provide better penetration than .17 HMR, but the extra energy can also result in ruined meat when hunting small game. This makes these larger bullets more suited for coyote-sized game or varmints that you do not intend on eating.

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The .17 Mach 2 has a reputation as a highly accurate little round, and this CZ Varmint was no exception. The 50-yard five-shot groups barely rose above 0.5in diameter, many significantly less, and that was using any of the ammunition types. Similarly, at 100 yards sub inch – many 0.65in – clusters were recorded, which is excellent going for

Received my Lilja varmint taper barrel for my 457 this morning. Watched the directions on the install several times then measured (several times) did the math. Required a .003 shim to get to my desired .041 headspace. Does not engrave - at all - on Eley Team or Club. Nor does it engrave any on Center X , SK Rifle match or KS Standard

In addition to the Crossfire II series, here are a few other Vortex scope models that would work on a 17 HMR rifle: Vortex Viper 6.5-20X50 PA with Dead-Hold BDC Reticle (Although this model only focuses down to 50 yards) Vortex Optics Viper 6.5-20x50 PA SFP Riflescope Dead-Hold BDC MOA. $499.00.

A perfectly straight, broad parallel comb is further enhanced by an integral cheekpiece, while on the reverse side the profile scallops inwards before dishing into the large aperture thumbhole and pistol grip that’s nicely sized and well angled. The broad forearm culminates halfway along the 525mm, heavy varmint-style barrel.

CZ 455/457 barrels Enfield No.4 Mk1 M1 Garand rifle barrels M1A rifle barrels Mauser 98 Military rifle barrels Mauser 98 Sport/Hunting rifle barrels Ruger Precision Rifle barrels Savage (small shank) rifle barrels Tikka T1X Zermatt Arms RimX Pre-Fit AR10/AR15 gun barrels 50 BMG Rimfire Custom Made rifle barrels Test barrels Gun barrel accessories

^{That is the CZ455 in its switch-barrel mode. Returning to the actual rifle I was sent, though it is a 455, it is different from standard versions. First and foremost, the thing that struck me was the stock; it is a standard, well-proportioned thumbhole, the dimensions of which are excellent, giving a great and stable grip.}

The Model 455 from CZ-USA is an old world style Mauser action in a rimfire, with a combination option to shoot more than one caliber in the same gun. Our test gun came with a .17HMR and a .22LR barrel. Swapping the barrels is easy and can be done in the field or at the range with the two included Allen wrenches.

This Varmint features a 525 mm (20.5") long heavy barrel to provide higher accuracy when shooting small moving and static targets at medium or longer distances. The receiver is machined having an 11mm (0.43") dovetail groove for scope mount attachment, the barrel is not fitted with sights. The stock is made from Turkish walnut.

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