Real tack driver at the range, once dialed it was very accurate

I love this rifle. It is gorgeous to look at and accurate. CZ knocked this out of the park.

CZ tack driver, this thing is ridiculous and shoots almost everything well. I do not recommend using long case hyper velocity stuff like Singers.

Rifle shoots great. Buds will remove any negative comments about them. BTW that is not my IP address.

Superb shooting Match Rifle at a reasonable price. Cz value is understaed and stand up to the Big Boys in the Match arena. Buds service is awesome & price is spot on .

The CZ 455 Varmint with the bull barrel provides a well built rifle made for competitive target shooting and varmint hunting. With a spring change you can achieve less than one pound trigger pull for those that want a very light trigger pull. The fit and finish are great. The raised cheek rest of the walnut stock design allows you to mount high end optics and easily acquire your sight picture. Length of pull is appropriate for most people. The magazine accommodates 5 rounds, but you can also buy additional 10 round magazines that don't interfere with the positioning of the rife. I highly recommend this product for those interested in very accurate shooting.

Great rifle at a great price. Straight out of the box I'm getting great accuracy and the adjustable trigger is nice. I've put around 500 through it so far and the bolt is getting very smooth and easy to work. Beautiful wood and excellent fit and finish. I haven't bought any other barrels for it yet but I will be soon. Buds has the lowest price I've found for them.

Trigger needs work, but very nice wood. I'll work on reducing trigger pull and smoothing the bolt. Seems to be real accurate.

I think this is a very good gun for the price. It has a great fit, feel and finish. The quality of the build will not disappoint. The safety was quite stiff at first but it has since loosened up and works fine now. It came with a paper that depicted a 5 shot group at 50 meters which you could just about cover with a dime. So far I have not been able to duplicate that at 50 yards. But, I am able to get 5 shot 1 inch groups - with an occasional flyer. One of the main reasons could be that the factory shot their group using RWS match grade ammo and I was using CCI standard velocity - the ammo I will be hunting with. Also, they were undoubtedly shooting on an indoor range and I was outside. And there could be other factors such as how the gun was secured during firing. I was bench rest shooting using my ammo bag as a rest. I did think it was interesting that the factory group was shot in the Czech Republic just a few weeks before I was shooting the same gun in Ohio. I had no idea guns moved so fast on the world market. While I am certain each gun is different, mine has a good trigger that came factory set at about 2.5 pounds. Since I will be using it primarily as a squirrel rifle that is just about right. But, it did have more creep than I prefer even in a hunting rifle. If you bounce around utube you will basically find 4 ways to address CZ 455 trigger issues. One is to replace the entire trigger assembly with a drop-in Timney unit which will cost you about $100. Personally, I think that is unnecessary. Secondly, you can order a kit that comes with an adjustable sear for about $50. I almost did that. Thirdly you can try one of several aftermarket trigger kits. One comes with an assortment of springs and shims for about $20 and another comes with just one trigger spring for about $14. Finally, you can try the cheapo route and replace the factory trigger spring with one of several hardware grade springs for about $1.00. Some are made by Fastenal and another made by Hillman. I purchased the Hillman somewhere on-line and installed it. It was Hillman spring #144. A number of individuals on Internet chat room forums recommended replacing the factory trigger spring with this one as a fix for creep. Exactly how and why it works I really have no clue. But, it took nearly all the creep out of my trigger and reduced the trigger pull by about 1/2 pound - which is still fine for hunting. Since doing this I have not had a chance to get back to the range. As long as my groups are as good as the ones shot before - then I’m OK with it. And just thrilled that the excessive trigger creep is gone.

Second purchase from Buds....flawless transaction as before. Was hoping for a stock with a little character in it. But what I did get is a very accurate gun. I mounted an SWFA 3-15 FFP scope on it. This gun is just awesome.... If you're in the market for this type of gun. Buy it. You won't be sorry. Oh, the stock is plenty fine.