Better trigger for CZ 17HMR

[von 0]

Chaps

 

Looking for some advice just about to purchase a CZ 17HMR of my mate, had a shot of it the other night and found there's a good bit of kreep in th triger action, can you purchase beter triggers for CZ'S or is their any way i can adjust?

 

Thanks

 

Von

[woollyback 0]

Havent been on the site but theres an ad in the sporting rifle magazine. Not sure if it'll help. http://www.rimfiremagic.co.uk/

Edited May 19, 2009 by woollyback

[elvolcan 0]

I have a CZ 452 .17HMR Silhouette 245ft/lbs (see sig) and to begin with the factory trigger was not good.

 

I installed the Eric Brooks trigger kit on the basis of its outstanding reviews, and I cant recommend it enough !!!!!!!!!!!

 

Great Improvement, ordered from US for $15 delivered (only £10 at the moment due to exchange rates )

 

The Eric Brooks trigger kit is well known as the best available for the CZ452

 

 

To Order one:

http://www.cz452.com/

 

 

Fitting Instructions with pictures as well as a TON of excellent reviews:

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...showtopic=52658

 

 

 

 

It has made my .17HMR very accurate :yes:

 

 

ATB

Edited May 19, 2009 by elvolcan

[SNAP SHOT 194]

Contact roger at rimfire magic, they are around 12 quid of the top of my head, and excellent to deal with,

 

 

[Deker 3,478]

Each to their own and I'm sure Rimfire Magic is fine but the Brooks trigger is the one I would suggest every time, mine was only a bit over £8.00 Direct but the exchange rate is not so good now...more options and variations than the Rimfire magic and it has transformed my CZ HMR!

[sauer 2]

just done my CZ .22lr with a trigger kit for 12 quid plus postage from rimfire magic and what a difference!!!!!!

 

looking at the photo from eric brooks just looks same

 

 

but i can recommend the rimfire magic kit

 

sauer

[sako243 0]

If you're only going to replace the trigger once,

even at the extra expense, you'd be hard pushed

to beat the Jewel trigger kit.

Available from all good custom gun sites

[sako243 0]

Von

 

Midway UK are selling Timney triggers which are rifle specific.

 

Check them out

 

Sako243

 

 

 

Timney Featherweight Trigger CZ 452 17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire (HMR) and 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR) without Safety 1 to 3-1/2 lb Blue

[AzMaN 0]

I have a CZ 452 in .22LR.

 

I tryed it with and without the eric brooks triger kit, and i much stay it is soooo much better with the kit, its light, but not too light as to be set off when brushed against.

[andyf 144]

I put a Brooks trigger kit in my CZ American 17HMR, excellent! I used the lightest spring and the largest spacer, the trigger is now almost on a par with my other with my others (Sako Finnfire factory unit, and Browning A Bolt with a Timney), and vastly improved from the factory set up.

As someone else said you can get a complete replacement (e.g. 'Jewel') trigger group, and although I don't have one I have tried someone else's, yes better than the Brooks, but only because creep is eliminated fully, so worth the money? not sure? Also I believe the stock has to be machined out deeper to accept the replacement unit because the body section protrudes down more than the CZ stock unit. Not that big a deal with wood (Router used with care would probably be ok), but on a Synth. I don't know?

Anyway if you don't do it yourself, the economics of the above reworks etc probably is telling you to buy a more expensive and exotic rifle in the first place.

You will need to drive out a staked in pin to fit the Brooks kit, I suggest (like me) you use a drill bit shank of the right size, just grind off the drill flutes on a bench grinder (or angle grinder), you can't hacksaw it the drill is hardened.

Good Luck!

Andy F.