Rifle parts

Parts and accessories for CZ rifles and carbines: the CZ 457, CZ 600, CZ 455, CZ 452, CZ 512, CZ 527, CZ 557, Scorpion Evo 3 and Bren 2. Change the stock and cheek rest to fit your body, add a larger bolt knob or charging handle, and mount a scope on a Picatinny rail with the right rings.

Fit and handling

Stocks and cheek rests

The stock decides the length of pull, the height of your eye above the bore and the grip angle. On the Scorpion Evo 3 and Bren 2 a folding stock also makes the gun shorter for transport. A cheek rest raises your cheek, so your eye lines up with a scope mounted high above the bore. See Stocks and Cheek rests.

Bolt knobs and charging handles

A larger bolt knob lets you cycle the bolt of the CZ 457 or CZ 600 faster, for example in rimfire competitions or when you wear gloves. On the Scorpion Evo 3 and Bren 2 a larger charging handle is easier to grab. See Bolt knobs and Charging handles.

Handguards and compensators

A handguard protects your hand from the hot barrel and gives you M-Lok slots for lights, grips and other accessories. You get handguards for the Scorpion Evo 3 and Bren 2. A compensator reduces muzzle climb and recoil. See Handguards and Compensators.

Slings

A sling carries the rifle on your shoulder and leaves your hands free. It can also steady your aim. You can choose slings for the CZ 457, CZ 600, Scorpion Evo 3 and Bren 2. See Slings.

Magazines

Almost all magazines here are original CZ magazines made in the Czech Republic, for the Bren 2 and for CZ rimfire and centrefire rifles. Position 7 adds a competition aluminium magazine for the CZ 457. See Magazines.

Mounting a scope

A Picatinny rail screws onto the receiver and gives you a standard base for scope rings and red dots. Choose a flat or angled rail for your rifle, and rings that match the main tube of your scope. See Picatinny rails and Scope rings.

Bipods

For shooting from the ground or a bench, see the Tactical Evo TK4 Combat bipod in Bipods.

Frequently asked questions

Which cheek rest height do I need?

It depends on your scope height. Your eye should line up with the scope without lifting your head. If your scope sits high, for example on tall rings, choose a higher cheek rest.

Do magazines from one CZ rifle fit another?

Some do. Several CZ rimfire rifles share magazines in the same calibre. The models a magazine fits are in its product name.

Why mount a Picatinny rail on my rifle?

It gives you a standard interface. Once the rail is on, you can mount any optic with a Picatinny base or Picatinny rings and move it along the rail to set the right eye relief.