CZ 455 Butt Plate Removal
Hello,
Can someone tell me how to remove the butt plate from a CZ 455. It is a rubber style pad; no screws, and must be glued on. I want to replce it.
I just don't know how to get the factory one off. I thought about applying heat with a heat gun, but don't want to harm the stock's finish.
If you know how to remove it, or have a good idea, I would appreciate if you could let me know.
Regards,
Frank
Can someone tell me how to remove the butt plate from a CZ 455. It is a rubber style pad; no screws, and must be glued on. I want to replce it.
I just don't know how to get the factory one off. I thought about applying heat with a heat gun, but don't want to harm the stock's finish.
If you know how to remove it, or have a good idea, I would appreciate if you could let me know.
Regards,
Frank
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It might be glued on but usually if you probe gently you can find screw slits that are almost self healing. Tooth pick makes a nice probe. 0 -
I have a cz 452, the rubber pad is screwed and glued.
Get the screws out, and then put a layer of blue painter's tape around the wood where it meets the rubber pad.
Use the heat gun and tap with a rubber mallet on the rubber pad.
Should do the trick![:)]0 -
Thanks for the information 0
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