CZ 455 Lux stock

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Edmnorth

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Hello, I cracked a stock on a cz455. Does anyone know where to get a replacement wood stock? I would prefer something similar or identical to the CZ lux stock. CZ USA sells stocks but I don’t think they will ship to canada.
 
I'd contact Wolverine. They've taken-up CZ warranty service from what I understand and if my previous (non CZ) experience with them is any indication, they're the right guys to call.
 
.22LRGUY said:
I'd contact Wolverine. They've taken-up CZ warranty service from what I understand and if my previous (non CZ) experience with them is any indication, they're the right guys to call.
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That's interesting, is Grech Outdoors no longer the Canadian warranty centre? I'd heard some people weren't happy with Grech, but I have little experience with them myself.
 
Thanks everyone. I learned my lesson about buying cheap gun cases... Boyd’s stocks and MCRS tactical both make custom stocks that will fit. Still waiting to hear back from either Wolverine or Greco about OEM options.
 
I call Wolverine first as well, they are the new warranty and repair center. Or perhaps someone has one on the EE that they have replaced.
 
Edmnorth said:
Thanks everyone. I learned my lesson about buying cheap gun cases... Boyd’s stocks and MCRS tactical both make custom stocks that will fit. Still waiting to hear back from either Wolverine or Greco about OEM options.
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The Boyd's stocks are very nice and they have a lot of variation to suit most tastes
 
I am saving up to buy a CZ lux at the end of the month..... how did the stock break?

My CZ 527 has help up to a good 500 4rds so far mix of hunting, non and corrosive loads no problems. The stock does not feel as rugged as my milsurp mausers but still pretty good quality.
 
I was carrying the rifle in a soft case when the zipper broke and it fell straight onto the butt stock. It was only a two foot fall but it broke in a bad area of the stock. The break is above the handgrip just below where the action is bedded.
 
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