Which LH 22lr bolt action would you choose?

[jeffp400]

Five days in and no pictures.

I realize I can't switch barrels with a screwdriver. We all have our crosses to bear...Tom

Tom, those are some real beauties right there!

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I got my LH 457 Varmint. So far, I really like it. I put an Area 419 30moa rail on it and an Arken EP5 5-25x56 FFP Mil scope. I also installed a lighter trigger spring on it and have it set at 10 ounces.
I really need to take the barrel off and thread it so I can use the ATS tuner and suppressor on it. Just for kicks, I put one of those rubber Limbsaver tuners on the barrel, and it actually worked pretty good.

I shot some 5 shot groups at 50 yards using some 40 gr Wolf Match Target ammo. The first two groups were without the Limbsaver on the barrel.

The next two groups were with it on the barrel. I pulled one shot, but was impressed what difference that piece of rubber on the barrel made.

Was there much to changing out the trigger spring on it?

 

[CharlieNC]

I had a CZ457, nice rifle with good shooting potential but I could not shoot it consistenly because it is relatively light (vs my Fclass rifle). So be sure you try to align the purpose with the build. On the other hand I have read numerous reports about failed extraction and other problems on the Bergara which they will not correct, so I would steer clear of it.

 

[LuvDog]

Was there much to changing out the trigger spring on it?

It’s fairly simple. Pop a couple of pins out and you’re done.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

It’s fairly simple. Pop a couple of pins out and you’re done.

Ok thanks, I thought I had read where you might have to drive some pins out to drop the trigger out of the housing.

 

[LuvDog]

Ok thanks, I thought I had read where you might have to drive some pins out to drop the trigger out of the housing.

The 457 Trigger

The first thing you notice is that it looks like nothing you've ever seen before on a CZ rimfire rifle. Although fully adjustable it could have made with better adjustments in mind, however, we'll...

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[Txhillbilly]

Ok thanks, I thought I had read where you might have to drive some pins out to drop the trigger out of the housing.

You do have to drive out the trigger pin. I just removed the entire trigger assembly. It's a lot easier that way.
The spring kit that I bought also came with a replacement trigger pin with e-clips that just slides in.