CZ 457 Lux: First look at this bolt action masterpiece!!

CZ has developed a line of rifles for quite some time, and they have been refining them all the while. Indulging in CZ can satisfy any hunger, we hope you already have one in your safe!
The 457 LUX is an absolute treat. Aesthetically and functionally speaking, this is a flawless product!
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[@peterhealey2668]

Just bought a 457 Canadian model, it's got a red walnut stock with the Canadian maple leaf embossed on it in 3 places. Absolutely love the look of this rifle, now to get a scope for it and try it out. The Canadian model comes with a 20" barrel and no iron sights so a scope is a must. In future I'm considering changing out the barrel to a 17 HMR which CZ supply as a kit.

[@GSquaredTactical]

We absolutely love this gun. To date my favorite.22. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@carolannesparkman6938]

Thanks for the video! 😊👍

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@jeffcotner8304]

I've got one of those in 22LR and one of those and 22 magnum awesome excellent guns extremely accurate right out of the box

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir love this rifle. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@nadchodziarmagedon3966]

Dobra Czeska robota👍

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@cacinaz8802]

You don't need the receiver tapped. There is an integral 11mm dovetail. CZ sells scope rings that fit the dovetail, (other brands do also) and they are relatively inexpensive. Or you can buy a scope base - 0MOA, 20MOA, etc. - from a few different mgrs. e.g., Area 419 that slide onto the dovetail and are secured with screws on the side.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for the info and thanks for checking out the video

[@nicepojos8766]

Awesome review! Thanks sir.

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@nicepojos8766]

@@GSquaredTactical Though I'm more into target c.q. competition shooting (pistols and rifles), the energy and content level of this video are my reason to subscribe. Thus, done. ;) Please keep these coming.

[@emmausroadjourneyman3530]

I have the same rifle in 22 Magnum. It's one of my favorites. Love shooting steel with it. Great set of iron sights, which is rare these days. I've actually never put a scope on it because I like the irons so much.

[@GSquaredTactical]

That is what was so shocking to us is how accurate it was with the irons. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@bigyote]

Put a quality scope on my WMR... OMG! The accuracy was incredible at 100 yards. Am seriously considering another purchase. LOVE IT!!!!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Absolutely it’s the best .22 rifle I own by a lot. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@keplergso8369]

Thanks for your video, I heard only best opinions about this rifle, I go and buy it, .17hmr version.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Oh sweet. I had a 17 but sold it because ammo was scarce and expensive. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@FIAF.22LR]

P.S. You can also decock 457s, so no need to dry fire or use snap caps.I also believe all 457s have the facility to mount a scope with the integral 11mm dovetail, although I am not 100% certain about this.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I’m not sure about that either but will look into that thanks for the info sir

[@FIAF.22LR]

@@GSquaredTactical You are welcome.

[@michaelwisdom4853]

You indicate you can decock without dry fire but you don't tell us how you do it?

[@wheelguns4wheelmen802]

@@michaelwisdom4853 you can Google it I’m sure or contact CZ, but many bolt actions you can just have the safety off, pull the trigger to the rear with the bolt near the rear and ease it into battery (aka close the bolt), and it won’t slam forward like when you dry fire. That is how you should be able to decock this rifle.

[@fenixguns]

@@michaelwisdom4853 easy step by step kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIbXq4CfoMaqpNU

[@martinvanherk8771]

Love this gun. It very accurate. But it's not my first pick. My first would be the cz American or Canadian model. It's shorter and just feel more handy to me.

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s was the most impressive thing to me is just how nasty accurate it is. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@LL-fi4rr]

The American is 1 millimeter shorter.

[@fredhinck9685]

CZ made the 452 for years, fabulous gun. Then all of a sudden they 'Upgraded to the 455 " not long after, another " Upgrade " to the 457. The upgrades are for the bottom line, not so much for the quality of the gun. I'll stick with my four 452's. Lux, Ultra Lux, FS and a Scout.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Sweet glad you like them. I’ve never owned one

[@markeverson5849]

I have the 22 Lux but it has the very very long barrel on it I put a Leupold scope on it for squirrel hunting my eyes got bad and I couldn't use the iron sights anymore I used to be a dead on

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I understand the thing about the eyes. I (Gene) am getting pretty bad eyes these days as well. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Drgunzo616]

I'm in the same boat with irons. Check out J&P springs. They make an aperture blade that replaces the rear notch. You can get a three piece set with 1/16, 3/32 and 1/8" apertures. I ordered two in 3/32" since I have several CZ's. I use the Warne quick release rimfire mounts for when I want a scope.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for the info and for commenting please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@garageguy879]

A local gunshop has 2 of these,,been here on YT researching it.Everyoone has only said good things about this rifle.You may have just cost me some money with this video,,lol.

[@GSquaredTactical]

We have a range video coming soon. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@garageguy879]

@@GSquaredTactical I look forward to the range video,,and I'm already subbed,,keep up the good work.

[@dougalmcalpine6804]

Interchangeable barrels for 17hmr , 22mag and 22lr.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Sweet ima look into this. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@kenlansing1216]

With one I got 190 gophers in just under 3 hrs. using Velociter, Stinger and Aguila HP ammo. Strangely enough the Stinger ammo shot the best until the barrel heated up- then it'd shoot high.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Love this gun!! Thanks for sharing your experience and thanks for watching. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@kenlansing1216]

@@GSquaredTactical Good fortune played a big part in that successful hunt: there had just been a good rain after a long dry spell and the gophers were all out filling up on water.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Poor gophers 😂😂

[@KBWrecker]

Where are you seeing this many gophers???

[@GSquaredTactical]

lol thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@amesoppo5008]

Saya suka.

[@GSquaredTactical]

We like to lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@PhuongTran-ek2nc]

Giá cả bao nhiêu có bán không

[@GSquaredTactical]

What’s that?

[@danietkissenle]

i want it left handed

[@GSquaredTactical]

Do they make it left handed? Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@danietkissenle]

@@GSquaredTactical they make the American and the varmint left handed

[@GSquaredTactical]

Do you have either of those ?

[@danietkissenle]

@GSquaredTactical nope buti can get them fairly easy and get the barrel set

[@GSquaredTactical]

Are you planning to do that?

[@Steve-og4ii]

I wouldn't call a 24 inch barrel " short".

[@GSquaredTactical]

In comparison to the other shotguns etc we shoot that are 26”, 28” and 30” is what I meant. Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Steve-og4ii]

I understand now. But concerning your response to my remark about dry firing a rim fire,I've heard countless gun enthusiasts and even gun manufacturers who recommend against it. That was one of the first things I learned about rim fire. I know there are a few exceptions, but that's the general rule. Yes,they are your guns, not mine. But I have to say,I've made numerous comments on many gun channels, and never received such a condescending response! If you want more people to subscribe, you might want to treat people with more respect. I'm afraid you have a very poor attitude. And I don't honestly see where my comment was deserving harsh. I was simply giving my opinion. Wish you well!

[@tedknight1676]

Every time he dry fires that i just cringe.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Everyone always has something to point out 😂

[@lucabrasi5070]

It’s not going to hurt it

[@GSquaredTactical]

@Luca Brasi Agreed. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@wernervoss6357]

@@GSquaredTactical I have no problem dryfiring centerfires, but rimfires can often be damaged by dryfire. The firing pin makes contact with the barrel. You might want to check that out.

[@95talon07]

All he would have to do is pull the bolt and press the firing pin, if it doesn't go into the breechface he's good to go. I have watched some heated debates on this, but some 457s do and some don't. Either way it's easy to find out. Nice rifle though man.

[@bhhst8]

It's not good to dry fire a rimfire. I hope this guy has a snap cap in the chamber or extra firing pins...LOL

[@GSquaredTactical]

This guy does have a snap cap in the chamber. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@daveanddanniejacobs9432]

I've seen where you've been catching hell over dry firing your rifle. Lmao CZ and Ruger and most gun manufacturers want you to dry fire the gun. Ruger actually recommends you to practice with dry fire no snap caps. To get a really good feel of the trigger. A well built firearm should never malfunction break or tare up just because of dry firing. That's simply a myth me n my own father have argued about repeatedly. So hey guys practice that dry firing all you want to n not that u would but just don't pay no attention to the uneducated. Have a good day.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I know but you know you can’t argue with anyone. As the Bible says…”every man is right in his on eyes.” I have broken the firing pin on a .22 revolver from dry firing, but that was on me because you shouldn’t dry fire a rimfire revolver, but like your said most everything else is fair game and I don’t listen to the people who say differently. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@theangrycanuck8331]

​@@GSquaredTacticalI think it comes down more to the age of the firearm. Newer firearms seem to be ok dry firing. The 10/22 manual says to dry fire after re assembly of the firearm after cleaning to seat itself. In terms if revolvers, I haven't heard much issues with the Ruger Wrangler but I don't own one, can't say

[@GSquaredTactical]

@theangrycanuck8331 I understand. Thanks to watching and commenting with you thoughts. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Steve-og4ii]

Please quit dry firing that rim fire!

[@GSquaredTactical]

It’s not your gun so what do your care so much? You are one of those guys in the gun store aren’t you lol. Most rimfire Fidel have a firing pin stop safety anyway. Zero damage or indication on the breechfqce or barrel that the firing pin ever hit it. Worry about you guns and I will mind sir. Go ahead and tell me that you was just trying to help and how easily Butt hurt I got I’ve heard it all a hundred times.

[@christopherotzkinov4404]

Get professional camera man.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Buy me one. Which do you use on your KZbin channel