CZ guys may be interested in this.

[BenY 2013]

It's a "mini-chassis" sort of like the Manners version, but made to fit the CZ. I cut it out today! It's not quite finished as you can see, but will be soon! Hoping to see how it affects accuracy soon! Thought I'd share and see what you guys thought. Sorry for the crappy pic, but you get the idea.

Ben

 

[mr2.0]

I like it, it would be cool if you can incorporate mag dwell into it

 

[BenY 2013]

I have thought about that making it take some kind of mag with a dbm like the big rifles, maybe in the future. For now I'm going to play with this!

Ben

 

[Svendogg]

Nice work! Interested to find out if it makes a notable difference. I always respect and appreciate a good, creative, DIY project. Jealous of your machining abilities/access.

 

[Papagallos]

That looks like a winner to me. Keep us updated.

 

[mexicanmatch]

Keep us informed on your progress. I would like to find one for my Ruger MK ll varmint. MM

 

[BenY 2013]

Thanks guys I am really hoping the gun will be accurate in this. If so I see a lot of potential down the road!

Ben

 

[gafferq2xl]

Nicely done Ben, keep up the great work.

 

[cannoncrossfire]

Make sure you mill some grooves into the sides for the epoxy/bedding to key into (that's what the manners mini chassis has and long rifles Titanium bedding block)

 

[BenY 2013]

Make sure you mill some grooves into the sides for the epoxy/bedding to key into (that's what the manners mini chassis has and long rifles Titanium bedding block)

You mean room for the trigger pins and what not? I'm not sure I follow. Are you saying I should bed this? A bit confused...

Ben

 

[cannoncrossfire]

When the chassis block fits into the stock - it needs to be held there. I assume you'd use an epoxy/devcon/bedding of some kind, so it'd be a good idea to mill grooves in the sides of the block where epoxy can grip onto it and keep it securely in the stock.
Check out the block on Longrifles site and you'll see a big groove down either side to help epoxy hold it into the stock: LongRifles, Inc. - Remember, Men will bet their lives on the work you do.

 

[jbell]

As usual you hard work shows. I am sure it will work well...

 

[BenY 2013]

When the chassis block fits into the stock - it needs to be held there. I assume you'd use an epoxy/devcon/bedding of some kind, so it'd be a good idea to mill grooves in the sides of the block where epoxy can grip onto it and keep it securely in the stock.
Check out the block on Longrifles site and you'll see a big groove down either side to help epoxy hold it into the stock: LongRifles, Inc. - Remember, Men will bet their lives on the work you do.

I understand now! I was confused as to the positioning of the bedding you are talking about. I'll be sure to add those!

I appreciate all of the positive comments! Can't wait to get it tested!

Ben

 

[cannoncrossfire]

No worries - rather see you succeed than not! Look forward to seeing how it turns out

 

[Captain Kirk]

Very nice, the CZ is becoming VERY popular. I was getting a lot of requests for the Savage stocks, but it has been increasing in numbers for the CZ.

 

[BenY 2013]

Very nice, the CZ is becoming VERY popular. I was getting a lot of requests for the Savage stocks, but it has been increasing in numbers for the CZ.

I think the CZ is going to surpass the Savage rimfire line. While I feel the Savage is a great rifle for the money, the CZ offers so much more flexibility. They are becoming the 10/22 of the bolt action rimfires in my opinion! I think one of these in one of your un-inletted stocks would be pretty awesome!

Ben

 

[djdilliodon]

I think the CZ is going to surpass the Savage rimfire line. While I feel the Savage is a great rifle for the money, the CZ offers so much more flexibility. They are becoming the 10/22 of the bolt action rimfires in my opinion! I think one of these in one of your un-inletted stocks would be pretty awesome!

Ben

The 455 indeed is becoming the 10/22 as far as modifications go. I just wish cz would sell just the action already! I've attempted to purchase just the actions 3 times now and each time got a big fat NO! At least they have the American synthetic which is around $360 and selling off the barrel and stock gets you the action for $210-$260 .

 

[BenY 2013]

Got a chance to shoot this contraption today. While the setup wasn't completely solid, my vise kept shifting a bit. But it does look quite promising! Next step will be to sink it into a stock and see how it works then!

Ben