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Rings for CZ 452 American 17 HM2

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  • gskyhawk
    too bad you didn't ask this last week before i cleaned my bench [:(] i threw away the empty package that my set came in ,
    there are no markings on my set
    all i can tell you is I got the cheap ones that Gander mountain sells , they clamp right in the groove like they should , i went with a see thru set because i put a simmons pro 50 on it ( just right )
    the rings spilt in half with 2 screws on each side , they take allen wrench
    hope this helps [:I]
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  • EJett
    Just saw these tonight as I am strongly considering purchase of a CZ 452. These are Weaver base adapters that will take any rings designed to fit standard weaver rings.

    http://cz452.com/weavermountsnew.html
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  • merrbarb
    I purchased a CZ 452 in .17HMR a couple years ago. Put on a Nikon Monarch variable with Millett rings. They are specific for the CZ as I recall. Then I bought a 452 .22Mag. and have Talley rings around a Simmons 3-9X.
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  • dfletcher
    Since you have the "American" CZ, you'll want to use rings to fit the 3/8ths" grooved receiver. The Weaver based rings are much wider and will not work. Any good gun store should have the 3/8ths.

    I own a CZ 452 Mannlicher in 22 Mag. The CZ manual states it has an 11mm grooved receiver. That is, instead of the usual 3/8" grooved receiver it is an 11mm grooved receiver, European version of our 3/8ths.

    I bought the 11mm rings from Brownells for about $40.00, then took a set of 3/8" grooved Weavers just for the heck of it & they fit perfectly. From CZ directly the 11mm rings are about $50.00.
    I still use the plain old 3/8" grooved base Millets and they work fine. It's a nice looking little gun so I got the engraved rings. Cost from Brownells was about $18.00.
    Since your CZ is the "American" version you'll use standard 3/8" grooved receiver type with no problem.
    I know this goes beyond what you asked, but perhaps the info will help someone who has the European CZ will save some $$$ on rings.
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  • dfletcher
    Just a little follow up - check out the website from EJett. All sorts of goodies for the CZs. The trigger spring really does wonders for the trigger pull & is very easy to install in abot 1 minute.
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