OH MY! Yes indeed. Proud owner of a CZ557 in 30-06 and it is perfect in every way! Beautiful walnut stock, incredible balance and accuracy. I think it is well worth the money. Action is smooth and getting smoother and will handle every weight bullet well. The finish with the upgraded stock is exceptional. I put a vortex diamondback 4-12x42 with good rings and a buffalo hide strap and am smiling. Also have a cz75b (3000 rds+) and 12ga black chrome side by side. Never a single problem. Very trustworthy products. Have a Rami on the way and then a CZ varmint stock in 243, then most inevitably a Dan Wesson Guardian. catch the "bug" you'll be happy you did!

They are manufactured in a country and by people who can own very few guns so they tend to be very high quality so they will last a lifetime. You cannot just go buy another easily so they compete in a very different market than here. I love all my CZ's, shoot competitively with the pistols and hunt with the shotguns and rifles.

David, CZ is a solid and trusted manufacturer of quality firearms. I own several CZ"s from World War II era through present day. I have only ever had one issue and that was the quality of the screws used to tap the drilled holes for mount/scope being low quality. mounts should be solid and the ones supplied were too soft in my opinion. I replace them with some quality screws and have not looked back. their Customer Service was great and sent replacements, but they were more of the same. Other that this, CZ is good to go.

I have a cz 452 Varmit 22lr and it is by far the most accurate 22 rifle I shot I have a 50 yard target that has 5 rounds that can be covered by a Nickel it has great fit and finish. I think they are well worth the extra cost

Hi David, Yes, I do own one. It is nice and pretty accurate but the price of them I think are a little high compared to competitors.