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Hi all, just an update.I have had this rifle for over a year now and still really like it a lot. I have not modified it in any way and it is as out of the box.

It is an easy rifle to shoot well with a pretty good trigger (pulling at 2.6 lbs out of the box and very smooth), accurate, lightweight and utterly reliable.

I now have the benefit of hindsight and  purchasing this rifle was a good decision and I would do so again absolutely.

I use an inexpensive but very good Hawke Vantage x2-x7 32mm A.O. scope with an illuminated reticle. I sometimes use a SAK moderator on the gun, a very good mod.

Have a good weekend.?.

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You’ll never go wrong with a CZ, I’ve had my little.22 for years and I’ve treated it with no respect at all and it’s never let me down, the CZ .17hmr I’ve got is unbelievable accurate, I don’t think I’d buy any other rimfire now, I also have a browning T-bolt in hmr and very rarely comes out the cabinet ?

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15 minutes ago, Stavross said:

You’ll never go wrong with a CZ, I’ve had my little.22 for years and I’ve treated it with no respect at all and it’s never let me down, the CZ .17hmr I’ve got is unbelievable accurate, I don’t think I’d buy any other rimfire now, I also have a browning T-bolt in hmr and very rarely comes out the cabinet ?

Yup Stavross, I agree.The rimfire I had before the 457 was an Annie which I sold and bought the 457 which for me was the correct choice..Yes, I would also only buy CZ rimfires (probably).There are lots of great rimfires available on the market absolutely, but I love how utterly reliable my 457 is.It just works.

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Have had my 457 since july and put a Hawke vantage 4-16 x 44 scope on it.  A lovely gun . I've also got a 452 which i have had 16 years.

The only trouble i have had with both of them is that the spent cases have been getting stuck in the chambers.

 I put new claws a spring in the 452 bolt and cleaned the chamber but it still does it.

I have been using winny subs but today bought some CCI, Eley and Norma subs so will be trying them all out in the next

couple of weeks. A few people have been moaning about winny subs.  Got a Parker Hale mod on mine.

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12 minutes ago, samboy said:

Have had my 457 since july and put a Hawke vantage 4-16 x 44 scope on it.  A lovely gun . I've also got a 452 which i have had 16 years.

The only trouble i have had with both of them is that the spent cases have been getting stuck in the chambers.

 I put new claws a spring in the 452 bolt and cleaned the chamber but it still does it.

I have been using winny subs but today bought some CCI, Eley and Norma subs so will be trying them all out in the next

couple of weeks. A few people have been moaning about winny subs.  Got a Parker Hale mod on mine.

Not had any feeding or extraction issues with the 457. I know of a few lads with 457s in the shooting group I am in and they also have had no issues with feeding / extraction.Are you short stroking the bolt after the shot?..Give the claws a clean with a toothbrush and around the entrance to the chamber with a cotton bud.This should sort any issues out..Apologies if you know this.

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4 minutes ago, Rimfire Rifles Freedom said:

Not had any feeding or extraction issues with the 457. I know of a few lads with 457s in the shooting group I am in and they also have had no issues with feeding / extraction.Are you short stroking the bolt after the shot?..Give the claws a clean with a toothbrush and around the entrance to the chamber with a cotton bud.This should sort any issues out..Apologies if you know this.

Have done everything you have said with the 452 but could be short stroking the bolt. But the spent cases take some prising out.

The 457 has not had much use so shouldn't be dirty but i will try new ammo and report back in a couple of weeks.

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7 minutes ago, samboy said:

Have done everything you have said with the 452 but could be short stroking the bolt. But the spent cases take some prising out.

The 457 has not had much use so shouldn't be dirty but i will try new ammo and report back in a couple of weeks.

Its the ammo. Many are reporting issues with current Winchester ammo.

Why they shut the plant in Australia I'll never know.

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57 minutes ago, samboy said:

Have had my 457 since july and put a Hawke vantage 4-16 x 44 scope on it.  A lovely gun . I've also got a 452 which i have had 16 years.

The only trouble i have had with both of them is that the spent cases have been getting stuck in the chambers.

 I put new claws a spring in the 452 bolt and cleaned the chamber but it still does it.

I have been using winny subs but today bought some CCI, Eley and Norma subs so will be trying them all out in the next

couple of weeks. A few people have been moaning about winny subs.  Got a Parker Hale mod on mine.

Norma and Eley work really great in mine . Norma are absolutely spot on up to 80-90 yards after that the group start to open up . Eley on the other hand had very nice groups out to 120–125 yards so far 

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