Mine came with the big rubber bolt knob cover and I like it. The smaller regular bolt knob is also great but for this rifle it’s nice having the big fat knob
I own a two cz's, a 455 varmint and a 457 mtr. I didn't take any measurement of the first rounds on my 16 inch gong I had set at the 300 yard mark, but I counted well over 100 impacts on the gong at the end of the day, many 5 of 5 hits with a bit of wind, 5 mph+ gusts I would estimate. I used cheap Aguila 40gr. lrn ammunition. Both the 455 and 457 were extremely accurate, I will put out a 6" gong next time to get a better idea. Just as a casual shooter, having my buddies ringing the gong at 300 yards was very satisfying. Next time I will hang some surveyors tape out to get a better read of the wind. I used a ballistics calculator and a spotting scope and got a surprise when the 457 was just 12 inches off the gong the very first shot ever thru the rifle except from the factory, shots 3 4 and 5 were on the target at 300. I was pretty excited to zero the cz 457 in 2 shots.
My LRP came with the large rubber bolt knob. I think that rifle might have had the bolt knob switched. I bought mine 2 years ago right here in Pembroke ON. It shoots great for small bore rifle matches. I put a bag rider on the picatinny rail on the butt of the stock.
I just received my lrp yesterday. I'm in ky. It did came with the big knob. Don't know if I like it or not. Going to shoot it tomorrow. Hoping it will shoot as well as my air guns at 100 and 150yds. We will see. The bolt knob is just a rubber cover over the metal knob and this one did not come with a muzzle brake. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Interesting, I’ve heard of several minor configuration differences in these LRPs. I didn’t know the big bolt knob is just a cover, that would be a bit disappointing to me. Thanks for the info
I have used one commercialy on rabbit control for over a year and put 20,000 subsonic 1065 Winchester through it. From the first day I have owned it, it will not eject live rounds. Tried different ammo but all the same. I keep using it with this fault even though it is cumbersome to shoulder. Why? because it reaches out 30 meters more with subs than any other .22 I have used with a good percentage kill at 120 and I don't hesitate to shoot with a degree of success out to 150 metres. I would only change guns if I found one not so heavy with the same incredible accuracy. Faults I have found, won't eject live rounds, very heavy and cumbersome, and louder than other .22s with subsonic. Positive points, very accurate with a good kill on rabbits out to at least 150 metres.
@@user-jb8kv1vr1c I JUST BOUGHT AN AT-1 AND HAS SMALLER TEST FIRED GROUP THEN THAT, I AM NOT SURE IF THESE ARE MACHINE REST, OR SOMEONE ACTUALLY SHOOTS THEM?!
Hi, Womfat Great review. One thing...can you help me please...How do you insert/remove the length of pull spacers? I loosened the four Torx screws that looked like they would do the job but nothing came free. I feel stupid. You've got one installed so you figured it out. Helppppp.... Thanks!
I just bought the same gun today, super excited! i bought the vortex diamondback scope same one on the vid. i wanted to find out what scope rings you use for the stock 25moa rail it comes with the LRP. I see it cleared the sunshade too.
Hi Womfat I watched all your videos this weekend and I learned a lot. Would you recommend installing a Arca rail to the LRP and could you recommend an install process or videos if any. Thanks mate and keep up the great video.
For sure! I've seen shooters attach and Area419 arca rail to their LRP stocks and it works very well. The install process isn't too bad if you have the right tools. You will have to drill into the wood stock to do it.
Nice basic review , will you do a range review ? Also in Europe our bolt knob is the bigger oversized ones with. Cz logo, no idea why not on Canadian guns.....
I have to return the rifle this weekend. Certainly, you'll be able to see the rifle in future videos as I frequently shoot with two other shooters who just acquired LRPs. Although it won't be a dedicated review. That's very interesting to hear about the bolt knobs! I wonder why they did not ship them to Canada with them...
In Austria, my LRP came with the standard steel bolt knob, although it should have the big one. I disassembled it (metric M6 thread) and replaced it with a larger, conic - cylindrical one with about 40mm length. Now it's perfect.
trying to decide if i should buy this or the stainless steel camo 457. ill be hunting in wet areas. please let me know if the lrp is more accurate and suitable for hunting thanks.
i have a CZ 455 TUMBHOLE VARMINT, i saw that the barrel is actually the same... is it worth for a change on this one? i do mainly BENCHREST 50m but im not so happy with my 455 tumb.
yeah, it seems as though the LRP comes in a few different configurations. Everyone I know in my area got this version with a small knob and a brake. Other shooters online have reported different configurations out of the box.
I have a grey LRP and I want to buy just the chassis but in black I use sk plus ammo so there’s starting to get oil stains all over the chassis and I like the black look can anyone send me a link or the part number?
Just ordered my LPR. May I ask do we need to get the ACC chassis to make it shoot better? Or it is already really good with the stock? Maybe I should ask what is the benefit of put on a ACC Chassis
the ACC won't make it shoot better, it's a more modular chassis that allows you to tune it how you'd like for PRS style matches. If you need the adjustment and capabilities the ACC can provide you, it's a great option. But it won't make the rifle shoot any better.
I’ve heard multiple reports of LRPs arriving with and without the “golf ball” bolt knob. All the LRPs and my local gun shop arrived without them. It’s basically a rubber cover
@@proxhunter3338 I wouldn't be too concerned about it, honestly. I didn't check how much threads are on each stud, but walnut is a fairly hard wood and the forend has two studs, so you got a backup haha
@@Womfat The rail mounts to both studs... But yeah I think your right. There won't be much force on the screws from the "recoil". Maybe I just use a harris would be the simplest option.
I have never seen a LRP but my stock 457 mtr out of the box had a 1lb 2 oz trigger pull with no adjustments on my part. I shot at my 16 inch gong @ 300 yards using an area419 30 moa scope rail and a vortex 6-24x50 diamondback scope. First magazine ever through the rifle had rounds 3 4 and 5 ringing the gong at 300 yards. I ordered a Yodave trigger spring and got the stock trigger pull down to 8 oz. I haven't shot it at close range, I suspect it to be a sub 1" gun at 50 yds, I hope
That depends entirely on what you plan to do with the rifle and your budget. Scope in the video is a Vortex Diamondback Tactical, great entry level scope.
I spent today going to all my local shops and they all said the same thing, for some kind of legal issue this particular model is not imported into USA. Greatly appreciate your respond, love your videos.
@@Womfat Awesome, Thanks, coz my local gun store has an used CZ457 LRP in a very decent price. I might pick it up and replace an IBI barrel which I have already had.
Whats with the 455 vs 457? I can get a 455 near me a 457 would need 2 3 hours drive would you think it is worth the upgrade and money or just get s cheaper 455?
It really depends on a lot of factors. I like the improvements they’ve done to the 457 and I think it justifies paying a bit more for. That said, many people love their 455s and if you can find one significantly cheaper, I don’t think you can go wrong.
I own both a cz 455 varmint and a cz 457 mtr, both are shooters, I like both equally well, I feel there are design improvements on the 457, safety design more US based, 60 degree bolt throw to clear a scope more easily, and an improved bolt release button on the left side instead of pulling the trigger to remove the bolt, and the match grade chamber on the 457. I couldn't decide, I have both, the mtr has some really nice improvements
That unnecessary picatinny rail is for mounting a monopod, used in precision shooting. Thus, the name of the rifle. Why wouldn't you want one unless you're not into precision shooting. This probably isn't the correct rifle for you.
As far as I can tell, the MTR refers only to the match chamber, the part of the barrel the bolt seats the ammo, I donno if the rest of the barrel is match grade, the chamber is definitely a tighter fit. I own a cz 457 mtr and its a good shooter at 300 yards
I do own a Bergara B14 HMR in .308Win which I use for shooting up to 900m. It's a fine rifle and at 100m it nails 5 pcs. of Remington Premier Match BTHP 168grains in a 50 cent coin (I'm from Europe). Price is regularily 1350€'s for the Bergara (Made in Spain, not in the USA!). But. I do also own the new CZ 457 LRP. I paid about 980€'s for the rifle. What's to say about? I never - never! - thought that .22lr shooting can be such fun. 2 weeks ago my buddy and I disgraced a bunch of AUG Z and AR15 guys at the 200 and 300m range, using CCI Mini Mag HP. In the end we went out for 400m. Conclusion: There are a lot of "budget" .308 Rifles out there, which are quite accurate up to 300m. But there are only a few .22 lr toys which are just perfect out of the box for 300m or more. I still believe the .22 lr ist the most underratet round in the world. Also compare ammo costs!
@@diegutendingeaufwachen5636 i totally understand that, 22 lr is awesome and fun but this derivation of the CZ 457 cost a lot and I don't Want to put that amount of money in a 22. I prefer take a less expensive range or finition of the CZ. I Live about 50 km from bergara Factory (i'm french and live Next to the frontier) and here the B14 HMR IS 1200€ and the classic is about 800€. It is note about to compare the CZ with the Bergara but just notice that the CZ is about the same Price as a good .308 and I personnaly don't Want to put that amount of money in a 22 :) I think i would juste take the varmint
@@LaDrouille64 Hello Julien. I've had the 455 Varmint before. Sold it, due to lack of barrel thread and really high weight. But, after doing the trigger job, I'm quite sure it's as good as the 457.
@@LaDrouille64 OF course. But for + 200 € you'll get a 457 LRP :-) Depends on what you want. Tikka seems to be a handy, quite lightweight rifle also for carrying through the woods, the stock and concept of the LRP is sniping/target shooting. And note: Every part of the CZ is made of steel!
Someone’s being naughty either suppliers or CZ gun should come with oversizes bolt knob with Cz logo on it.....there disappearing between factory and customer and they are appearing for 10 pounds on uk e bay sites !!!! ....come on Cz sort it out...
I'm very careful not to title any of my videos a "review", because it's not what they're meant to be. The trigger is the same as all other 457s, adjustable for pull weight, creep and overtravel. It's not too shabby, but can only be adjusted down to about 2.5lbs from my experience.
@@Womfat my stock trigger pulled at lowest 1lb 2oz out of the box on a wheeler digital trigger pull over 6 tests, the high end was 1lb 8oz stock. The test was in the gun shop where I bought my cz 457 mtr, they had two 457s and both pulled similar numbers. I installed a YoDave trigger spring and got my trigger pull to a crisp 8oz over 6 more tests. I will be careful with the lighter trigger. I only adjusted the set screw with the jam nut as it was required to remove it to install the new trigger spring, I put it as close as I could eyeball to stock position
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Mine came with the big rubber bolt knob cover and I like it. The smaller regular bolt knob is also great but for this rifle it’s nice having the big fat knob
yeah some of my buddies who got their LRP's after this video got the big rubber ball. It was probably due to availability at the time or something.
I own a two cz's, a 455 varmint and a 457 mtr. I didn't take any measurement of the first rounds on my 16 inch gong I had set at the 300 yard mark, but I counted well over 100 impacts on the gong at the end of the day, many 5 of 5 hits with a bit of wind, 5 mph+ gusts I would estimate. I used cheap Aguila 40gr. lrn ammunition. Both the 455 and 457 were extremely accurate, I will put out a 6" gong next time to get a better idea. Just as a casual shooter, having my buddies ringing the gong at 300 yards was very satisfying. Next time I will hang some surveyors tape out to get a better read of the wind. I used a ballistics calculator and a spotting scope and got a surprise when the 457 was just 12 inches off the gong the very first shot ever thru the rifle except from the factory, shots 3 4 and 5 were on the target at 300. I was pretty excited to zero the cz 457 in 2 shots.
Been looking for a good review on the CZ LRP. Thanks for making it. Nice rifle
The buttstock rail can be used to add a bag rider and is a real nice option for precision shooting, glad CZ made it.
or an adjustable monopod maybe for portability, having options is good imo.
My LRP came with the large rubber bolt knob. I think that rifle might have had the bolt knob switched. I bought mine 2 years ago right here in Pembroke ON. It shoots great for small bore rifle matches. I put a bag rider on the picatinny rail on the butt of the stock.
I picked one up today and it has a giant rubberized bolt knob!
So does mine! I got it this past weekend, July 4th. It doesn't have the muzzle brake though. I do like the huge bolt knob.
U.S. version has the larger knob without the flash suppressor.
Rail on the bottom of the stock is for the "third leg" or a monopod
I purchased my CZ LRP in Canada and it came with the Big bolt knob.
I just received my lrp yesterday. I'm in ky. It did came with the big knob. Don't know if I like it or not. Going to shoot it tomorrow. Hoping it will shoot as well as my air guns at 100 and 150yds. We will see. The bolt knob is just a rubber cover over the metal knob and this one did not come with a muzzle brake. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Interesting, I’ve heard of several minor configuration differences in these LRPs. I didn’t know the big bolt knob is just a cover, that would be a bit disappointing to me. Thanks for the info
@@Womfat look what i found on line. www.cz-parts.com/cz-455-527-557-750-rubber-bolt-knob thats what is on the 457 lrp.
My LRP just arrived today, it has the big ball
I have used one commercialy on rabbit control for over a year and put 20,000 subsonic 1065 Winchester through it. From the first day I have owned it, it will not eject live rounds. Tried different ammo but all the same. I keep using it with this fault even though it is cumbersome to shoulder. Why? because it reaches out 30 meters more with subs than any other .22 I have used with a good percentage kill at 120 and I don't hesitate to shoot with a degree of success out to 150 metres. I would only change guns if I found one not so heavy with the same incredible accuracy. Faults I have found, won't eject live rounds, very heavy and cumbersome, and louder than other .22s with subsonic. Positive points, very accurate with a good kill on rabbits out to at least 150 metres.
I have one of these. Which is now at rest in an MDT ACC. Just waiting for Covid lockdown to end so I can get out and use it.
The CZ 457 VARMINT PRECISION CHASSIS have the MTR barrel?
what a coïncidence. I received mine today. Can't wait to try it
(my second rifle after the classic, and cheaper, CZ 457 synthetic)
And delivered with a precision test:
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@@user-jb8kv1vr1c I JUST BOUGHT AN AT-1 AND HAS SMALLER TEST FIRED GROUP THEN THAT, I AM NOT SURE IF THESE ARE MACHINE REST, OR SOMEONE ACTUALLY SHOOTS THEM?!
Hi, Womfat
Great review.
One thing...can you help me please...How do you insert/remove the length of pull spacers? I loosened the four Torx screws that looked like they would do the job but nothing came free. I feel stupid. You've got one installed so you figured it out.
Helppppp....
Thanks!
I just bought the same gun today, super excited! i bought the vortex diamondback scope same one on the vid. i wanted to find out what scope rings you use for the stock 25moa rail it comes with the LRP. I see it cleared the sunshade too.
So what rings fit best? :)
Good video, you don't mention the trigger is the standard 457 which is adjustable to about 2 .5 pounds.
I got that LARGE bolt knob.. its great!
Hi Womfat
I watched all your videos this weekend and I learned a lot.
Would you recommend installing a Arca rail to the LRP and could you recommend an install process or videos if any.
Thanks mate and keep up the great video.
For sure! I've seen shooters attach and Area419 arca rail to their LRP stocks and it works very well. The install process isn't too bad if you have the right tools. You will have to drill into the wood stock to do it.
Nice basic review , will you do a range review ? Also in Europe our bolt knob is the bigger oversized ones with. Cz logo, no idea why not on Canadian guns.....
I have to return the rifle this weekend. Certainly, you'll be able to see the rifle in future videos as I frequently shoot with two other shooters who just acquired LRPs. Although it won't be a dedicated review. That's very interesting to hear about the bolt knobs! I wonder why they did not ship them to Canada with them...
In Austria, my LRP came with the standard steel bolt knob, although it should have the big one. I disassembled it (metric M6 thread) and replaced it
with a larger, conic - cylindrical one with about 40mm length. Now it's perfect.
trying to decide if i should buy this or the stainless steel camo 457. ill be hunting in wet areas. please let me know if the lrp is more accurate and suitable for hunting thanks.
i have a CZ 455 TUMBHOLE VARMINT, i saw that the barrel is actually the same... is it worth for a change on this one? i do mainly BENCHREST 50m but im not so happy with my 455 tumb.
What scope and rings are you using?
Is the stock symmetrical so basically lefthand users could use it also from the bench?
I just purchased a CZ 457 at one and was wondering if it has the match-grade chambering
As far as I know, only the MTR and LRP have the match chambers
Thanks
Just picked one up and there is no muzzle break. Are you sure the rifle owner did not install it?
yeah, it seems as though the LRP comes in a few different configurations. Everyone I know in my area got this version with a small knob and a brake. Other shooters online have reported different configurations out of the box.
I just picked up mine and the bolt knob is big and it is rubber.
I have a grey LRP and I want to buy just the chassis but in black I use sk plus ammo so there’s starting to get oil stains all over the chassis and I like the black look can anyone send me a link or the part number?
Just ordered my LPR. May I ask do we need to get the ACC chassis to make it shoot better? Or it is already really good with the stock? Maybe I should ask what is the benefit of put on a ACC Chassis
the ACC won't make it shoot better, it's a more modular chassis that allows you to tune it how you'd like for PRS style matches. If you need the adjustment and capabilities the ACC can provide you, it's a great option. But it won't make the rifle shoot any better.
@@Womfat if possible, can you share how your friends set up the 457 LRP? Than you very much.
This bolt knob is not stock.
I have seen a unboxing of this and it does have the ‘golf ball’ bolt.
I’ve heard multiple reports of LRPs arriving with and without the “golf ball” bolt knob. All the LRPs and my local gun shop arrived without them. It’s basically a rubber cover
@@Womfat oh, thanks for sharing man, don’t like the golf ball size so i can sleep on my two ears now 👍🏻😁
@@xenomorph1317 haha no worries
Did you read the cz stats on this?
witch one you reccomend Ruger American Rimfire Long-Range Target or cz lrp?
I don’t have personal experience with the ruger. Where I am, there are many more CZs on the line, I’ve only seen a handful of the long range target
Wich bipot are you using?
Would be nice if someone made a bag rider that would fit that rear pic rail....
Try MarkandSamafterwork.
What about accuracy of both rifles? Accuracy MTR vs LRP?
They have the same action, trigger, chamber, and barrel (except the LRP’s is fluted). In theory they should shoot the same.
How are the swivel studs fixed to the MTR stock? Are the just screwed in the wood or is there a threaded insert?
They are screwed into the stock as far as I can tell. There is no visible insert on the other side of the stock
@@Womfat Thanks! So not the best thing to mount a bipod rail to...
@@proxhunter3338 I wouldn't be too concerned about it, honestly. I didn't check how much threads are on each stud, but walnut is a fairly hard wood and the forend has two studs, so you got a backup haha
@@Womfat The rail mounts to both studs... But yeah I think your right. There won't be much force on the screws from the "recoil". Maybe I just use a harris would be the simplest option.
@@proxhunter3338 Ah, I thought you were intending to use a harris style. Yeah, it would definitely be the easiest way to attach a bipod
whats the difference in performance with this rifle compared to the cz 457 MTR?
In theory there is none. The barreled action is the same in both
I have never seen a LRP but my stock 457 mtr out of the box had a 1lb 2 oz trigger pull with no adjustments on my part. I shot at my 16 inch gong @ 300 yards using an area419 30 moa scope rail and a vortex 6-24x50 diamondback scope. First magazine ever through the rifle had rounds 3 4 and 5 ringing the gong at 300 yards. I ordered a Yodave trigger spring and got the stock trigger pull down to 8 oz. I haven't shot it at close range, I suspect it to be a sub 1" gun at 50 yds, I hope
@@Womfat so it’s just a mtr in a different stock?
@@rickydowning7557 Essentially, yes. It has fluting and a brake on it but it’s the same barrel besides that.
What is the scope model? What scope model do you suggest?
That depends entirely on what you plan to do with the rifle and your budget. Scope in the video is a Vortex Diamondback Tactical, great entry level scope.
Do you know if this model is not imported to USA? I cant find one
I don’t believe it is. Only for countries that get the international models. It’s not on the cz USA website
I spent today going to all my local shops and they all said the same thing, for some kind of legal issue this particular model is not imported into USA. Greatly appreciate your respond, love your videos.
Ya, that’s a bit strange but you guys got some models the international countries don’t get as well. Thanks and happy shooting!
Can you check whether this LRP stock can fit in 0.920" contour IBI barrel? Appreciated.
It can, the stock barrel is the same diameter and there are shooters with LRPs and IBI barrels at several matches I’ve been to
@@Womfat Awesome, Thanks, coz my local gun store has an used CZ457 LRP in a very decent price. I might pick it up and replace an IBI barrel which I have already had.
Nice, it’ll be a slick set up!
Whats with the 455 vs 457? I can get a 455 near me a 457 would need 2 3 hours drive would you think it is worth the upgrade and money or just get s cheaper 455?
It really depends on a lot of factors. I like the improvements they’ve done to the 457 and I think it justifies paying a bit more for. That said, many people love their 455s and if you can find one significantly cheaper, I don’t think you can go wrong.
I own both a cz 455 varmint and a cz 457 mtr, both are shooters, I like both equally well, I feel there are design improvements on the 457, safety design more US based, 60 degree bolt throw to clear a scope more easily, and an improved bolt release button on the left side instead of pulling the trigger to remove the bolt, and the match grade chamber on the 457. I couldn't decide, I have both, the mtr has some really nice improvements
@@Womfat well said
Monopod's dude!👍
No accuracy report?
You'll see this rifle on my channel in future videos
Delivered with an accuracy test like this one
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Where did you find that cover for the rear rail?
It’s just a cheap rubber pic rail cover I had in my parts bin. They’re easy to find
Those rubber pic rail covers are not that easy to find. Matt, can you point where to pick up or order one of these bad boys? I'm in BC
That unnecessary picatinny rail is for mounting a monopod, used in precision shooting. Thus, the name of the rifle. Why wouldn't you want one unless you're not into precision shooting. This probably isn't the correct rifle for you.
MTR Match Target Rifle..
As far as I can tell, the MTR refers only to the match chamber, the part of the barrel the bolt seats the ammo, I donno if the rest of the barrel is match grade, the chamber is definitely a tighter fit. I own a cz 457 mtr and its a good shooter at 300 yards
A "training" rifle? this buddy can send you to find if life after death really exist af 400 yards..
It seems to be awesome but for less than that I Can have a Bergara b14 HMR in .308, 6.5 or .300 Mag... No way I put this amount of money in a .22 lr
I do own a Bergara B14 HMR in .308Win which I use for shooting up to 900m. It's a fine rifle and at 100m it nails 5 pcs. of Remington Premier Match BTHP
168grains in a 50 cent coin (I'm from Europe). Price is regularily 1350€'s for the Bergara (Made in Spain, not in the USA!). But. I do also own the new CZ 457 LRP.
I paid about 980€'s for the rifle. What's to say about? I never - never! - thought that .22lr shooting can be such fun. 2 weeks ago my buddy and I disgraced
a bunch of AUG Z and AR15 guys at the 200 and 300m range, using CCI Mini Mag HP. In the end we went out for 400m.
Conclusion: There are a lot of "budget" .308 Rifles out there, which are quite accurate up to 300m. But there are only a few .22 lr toys which are just perfect out of the
box for 300m or more.
I still believe the .22 lr ist the most underratet round in the world. Also compare ammo costs!
@@diegutendingeaufwachen5636 i totally understand that, 22 lr is awesome and fun but this derivation of the CZ 457 cost a lot and I don't Want to put that amount of money in a 22. I prefer take a less expensive range or finition of the CZ.
I Live about 50 km from bergara Factory (i'm french and live Next to the frontier) and here the B14 HMR IS 1200€ and the classic is about 800€.
It is note about to compare the CZ with the Bergara but just notice that the CZ is about the same Price as a good .308 and I personnaly don't Want to put that amount of money in a 22 :)
I think i would juste take the varmint
@@LaDrouille64 Hello Julien. I've had the 455 Varmint before. Sold it, due to lack of barrel thread and really high weight.
But, after doing the trigger job, I'm quite sure it's as good as the 457.
@@diegutendingeaufwachen5636 the Tikka T1x seems to be really good too :)
@@LaDrouille64 OF course. But for + 200 € you'll get a 457 LRP :-) Depends on what you want. Tikka seems to be a handy, quite lightweight rifle also for carrying through the woods, the stock and concept of the LRP is sniping/target shooting. And note: Every part of the CZ is made of steel!
Someone’s being naughty either suppliers or CZ gun should come with oversizes bolt knob with Cz logo on it.....there disappearing between factory and customer and they are appearing for 10 pounds on uk e bay sites !!!! ....come on Cz sort it out...
The great 457 bolt knob heist!
My 457 LRP, which bought here in Australia, came out of the box with the big rubber CZ faceted bolt knob. And threaded with the muzzle brake.
Too short rewiev:( Nothing mentioned about trigger, they said it is adjustable
I'm very careful not to title any of my videos a "review", because it's not what they're meant to be. The trigger is the same as all other 457s, adjustable for pull weight, creep and overtravel. It's not too shabby, but can only be adjusted down to about 2.5lbs from my experience.
@@Womfat is the yodave spring worth changing, can/will it go much lighter?
I ask as I’m disabled and standard triggers are always to heavy for me.
@@DReal_Bull I did find it lets you set the pull weight lower, I have mine set to just around 1.5lbs with the yodave spring.
@@Womfat my stock trigger pulled at lowest 1lb 2oz out of the box on a wheeler digital trigger pull over 6 tests, the high end was 1lb 8oz stock. The test was in the gun shop where I bought my cz 457 mtr, they had two 457s and both pulled similar numbers. I installed a YoDave trigger spring and got my trigger pull to a crisp 8oz over 6 more tests. I will be careful with the lighter trigger. I only adjusted the set screw with the jam nut as it was required to remove it to install the new trigger spring, I put it as close as I could eyeball to stock position