Spectre Cz457 Chassis

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Spectre Cz 457 Chassis - Black

CNC machined from aerospace grade aluminum alloy, the Spectre Cz457 Rifle Chassis is a testament to durability, quality and precision.

Features:
  • Fully CNC-Machined Aluminum Billet: Constructed from high-quality aluminum, this chassis ensures strength, longevity, and a strong foundation for your rifle.
  • Anodized finish (Limited first run only, batch 2+ is Cerakote)
  • Integrated ARCA rail
  • Integrated M-Lok slots
  • Compatible with all AR-15 rifle grips
  • Compatible with 1913 rifle stocks
Included in the box:
  • Cz457 Chassis
  • Grip mount / bottom metal
  • Mounting hardware
What you need:
  • Cz457 rifle, 22LR or 22WMR
  • AR-15 grip (beaver tail or non-beavertail)
  • 1913 compatible stock
$429.95
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Trying to visualize how this works. It appears the "3" screws hold the action in place, but if that's there then does it cover where the "5" screw goes? And do you have to remove the Grip mount (trigger guard) anytime you want your barreled action back out for maintenance or changing a trigger group?
 
old303 said:
Trying to visualize how this works. It appears the "3" screws hold the action in place, but if that's there then does it cover where the "5" screw goes? And do you have to remove the Grip mount (trigger guard) anytime you want your barreled action back out for maintenance or changing a trigger group?
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Screws #3 (Action screws) can be loosened without removing the grip mount so you can easily take the action out of the chassis. The grip mount is attached before you install the action into the chassis and doesn't need to be removed after it's installed. It's quite slick.

We'll do up an assembly video this week. It will be 30s long... It's really simple.
 
I know this has been asked before but I donā€™t recall seeing an answer, what is the biggest OD barrel you can fit in the chassis?
 
the trigger guard probably has a hex key clearance hole that is smaller then the head of the bolt that sits "beneath" it. 4+5 then lock the gaurd to the chassis.
 
SpectreBallistics said:
Screws #3 (Action screws) can be loosened without removing the grip mount so you can easily take the action out of the chassis. The grip mount is attached before you install the action into the chassis and doesn't need to be removed after it's installed. It's quite slick.

We'll do up an assembly video this week. It will be 30s long... It's really simple.
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That looks great!

The only way that it could be better if it fit my Anschutz 1710! ;)

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