CZ 452 Style Scope rings

[PBking51]

Hello all, I recently won a left bid at a local auction for a CZ 452 Style. This is a discontinued model that is stainless without open sights in a synthetic monte Carlo stock. I do not believe it comes with rings or a manual, though it did say it has the original box. In anticipation of me going the 1.5 hour drive to pick it up I was wondering if anyone knows if this model uses 3/8 dovetail rings or the 11mm that I think the CZs Ive seen in the past had.

If someone knows the answer to this question, what are my scope ring options? I know talley's were the norm for 11mm and that millet angle locks work, but can be a pain to get just right.

 

[Crow]

Every CZ rimfire I've seen has been 11mm.

I put a DIP 25moa picatinny adapter on mine... ~$40. Gives you a lot of latitude with your ring/scope setup.

 

[PBking51]

I heard that the 452 Americans used 3/8. I thought only the stock style was "American" but makes sense they use what the western world uses

 

[Crow]

Yeah, DIP's website seems to confirm your suspicions - 3/8" on the 452 American models. All other .22lr 452s are 11mm, looks like.

 

[PBking51]

trying to deduce what the Style model is though...the stock looks like an American but I don't know if it translate to the dovetail

 

[CZ_Lilja]

I like BKL rings for my 452, 455, and 512. Reasonable and quite well made. They work with both 3/8" and 11mm.

 

[CZ_Lilja]

This may help(?).

 

[sqrlgtr]

Seems like I’ve got millet,luepold,and burris all on my cz 452’s.If I remember right cz measure their dovetail at the bottom and not across the top just sumin to think about when looking.All of the above rings I mentioned works well,some just fit dovetail better than others but you have tonlook real hard to notice.Probally not much help but good luck.BTW go on rimfire central and bet u can get a bunch of help over there...