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Mounting an Element Optics Riflescope to CZ 457 Rimfire, tips and hints

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@tenrec 15 дней назад

Great explanation and demonstration -- very straightforward. I was expecting the process to be much more difficult! Thanks.

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

For anyone who is wondering about the height of the rings. I just purchased a CZ 457 American and a Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40 Rimfire MOA and mounted them with the Warne 721M rings which are the medium height rings. They fit the scope and gun perfectly and I have about 5mm of clearance from the bell of the scope to the barrel. I haven't tried the high Warne rings, but I can say that the medium are perfect for me!

@dtomic17 Год назад

Thanks for the reply. Any issues with the bolt clearing the rings if they are placed further back?

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

@@dtomic17 I have absolutely no issues with the bolt clearing the rings at all, and I mounted mine further back. It should be noted that I mounted it on a CZ 457 which has the 60 degree bolt, rather than the 90 degree of the CZ 455. The Warne rings are a perfect fit!

@dtomic17 Год назад

@@punchedchunk3483 thanks for the reply and information.

@stephenchapman4534 Год назад

Did you need a rail too or does the rifle come optics ready?

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

@@stephenchapman4534 It has an 11mm dovetail rail from the factory. As long as you get scope rings that fit that size you won't need any rail adapter or anything to mount a scope. I do see many other people use a dovetail to picatinny adapter, which is definitely an option. Using an adapter like that will usually offer some sort of MOA correction (usually about 20) enabling longer range shooting and you won't have to worry about finding 11mm ring mounts as it will allow you to use 3/8 which is the standard size. The only downside of using an adapter is that it raises the height of the scope substantially but that concern is completely subjective, just something to keep in mind.

@BlackAdder1970 6 месяцев назад

I put a small level on my scopes. Then i make sure ots leveled front to back. Especially on an older rifle

@nickbea3443 3 года назад

Also trial run the bolt being fitted to make sure it doesn't clip the mag ring.

@chrisparkin431 3 года назад

and quite a few other things like magazines in the way, incorrect mounts attached to receivers and misaligned, Weaver v Picatinny, Gunshop versus Amazon quality, the list could go on forever

@MariuszNmntechcom 7 месяцев назад

Hi Chris, fantastic and very informative video tutorial 👏 What height are those rings? What setup would you recommend to fit Element Optics Helix 4-16x44 on CZ457 Royal ? Would you use the same type of rings? I'd like to fit the scope as low as possible. Thanks 👍

@eoinwestman6222 3 года назад

Spot on thank you Chris

@garybeman5644 3 года назад

One of the things I hate doing,informative video thanks

@chrisparkin431 3 года назад

is that why you get me to do it for you

@ludovicboudier255 2 года назад

Hi Chris and thanks for all yours reviews. I have the same CZ 457 and soon the scope. It’s my first experience with scope, any suggest by experience for ring mount (best brand for you) ? Thanks

@just4funtimes 4 месяца назад

Hello may i know your scope pls thanks!

@clivenewton7609 3 года назад

Hi Chris, many thanks for your video, much appreciated. My question is, when setting up the eye-relief does it matter what magnification you are on? Or should it be max?? Regards from deepest Dorset 👍

@chrisparkin431 3 года назад

generally speaking, eye relief will vary very slightly as magnification changes so go midway for starters and refine it as and when you find your chosen magnification or shooting position needs it varying slightly

@mariofanai1595 3 года назад

SUBSCRIBED...LOVE UR VIDEO..

@nelsonm5032 2 года назад

may i ask what the specified height of those rings are, low, medium? i am about to put a 50mm scope on the same rifle but, would like to have a better idea what height i need. i currently have "medium". cheers

@chrisparkin431 2 года назад

Sadly I can't remember, the rifle is long gone

@donrumato3413 3 года назад

What torgue is needed for scope rings and what - for dove tail connection ?

@chrisparkin431 3 года назад

That depends entirely on the size, design and if the manufacturer has used decent materials and fasteners. If they quote it, trust them, if they don't, trust your own feelings and go very steadily as many will rip out or tear off the heads at far lower values than industrially specified for the fastener size. Why? because they are junk materials and feel like toffee when torqued

@LongRange_ Год назад

Warne medium or high?

@chrisparkin431 Год назад

Over a year ago, can't remember sorry

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

I purchased medium height for the warne rings and they are perfect for my scope with a 40mm objective.

@downtown0309 2 года назад

What height are those rings?

@chrisparkin431 2 года назад

Sorry can't remember, that's about 100 guns ago and I rarely ever keep one

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

I purchased medium height for the warne rings and they are perfect for my scope with a 40mm objective.

@18jeepsrt74 Год назад

@@punchedchunk3483 does your cz 457 have a varmint barrel? Im thinkin about the warne rings myself but i bought a 457 varmint

@punchedchunk3483 Год назад

@@18jeepsrt74 I have the CZ 457 American with the standard barrel. I would still suggest the warne rings as to my knowledge the varmint model has the same 11mm dovetail mount for a scope. Plus you can flip the clamps around to work on the standard size too. You may want to get the higher rings though. I would be concerned that a 40mm objective may be a little tight on the varmint model.