CZ 457 Premium
$699.00
Description
A modern classic in the European style, the 457 Premium has all sorts of flair! Its Turkish Walnut stock has a decorative forend tip with schnabel, while its hog-back stock has a mild Monte Carlo and a cheekpiece. It’s 24.8″ barrel wears irons, with a tangent rear sight and a fiber optic front sight, while the muzzle is threaded 1/2×20 (a European standard).
If we were to pick one thing that our previous rimfire platforms were lacking, it was an American-style push-to-fire safety — something Hunter’s Education instructors and 4-H shooting coaches have begged us to incorporate for years. Though that was the most obvious change, we also took the opportunity to tweak a load of small things at the same time. In addition to the receiver-mounted, push-to-fire safety, we chopped almost an inch of length from the action and slab-sided it to reduce its footprint and weight.
The stamped bottom metal of the 455 is gone, swapped for a classy two-piece interlocking system. To make scope fitment easier, we ditched the 90° bolt rotation in favor of 60°, allowing for larger ocular bell diameters with lower ring heights. To top it all off, the 457 now features a trigger adjustable for weight, creep and over-travel.
With the exact same swappable barrel system as the 455 and the same reliable polymer magazine system, the 457 is without a doubt the best rimfire platform we’ve ever fielded.
Sage Hollis (verified owner) –
The site made it easy to select the right model, and the firearm arrived at my FFL on time with no surprises.
Layla Rogers (verified owner) –
No surprises, no damage, no problems — the firearm transfer to FFL was clean and efficient.
Brooklynn Dorsey (verified owner) –
Excellent vendor — I’d buy here again for sure because this experience was smooth.
Neil Thatcher (verified owner) –
The site is clean, descriptions are accurate, and the legal compliance is visible — so far so good in practice.
Caden Parsons (verified owner) –
I appreciated the clear transfer instructions and the fact that my firearm was waiting at the FFL when I arrived to pick it up.