No one responded but I figured I’d wish you luck. Few people who have them are going to be willing to part with, at least until they die. Only then if their kids are ingrates and are looking to make a quick buck.
In my experience, they are the only .22 conversion that is worth a darn. Mine is utterly reliable.
Quite a few people scratching their heads at CZ’s decision making these days.
Who knows, maybe they are going to be reintroducing the Colt Woodsman.
It’s a shame.
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Really strange calls at CZ for what 5 years now. I have to think the daughter took over management about that time.
They stripped out a lot of catalog options, unique calibers, and highest machined quality items for a more simple streamlined productio.
Things I am sad CZ dropped
kadet
fullstock bolt actions
moderately priced .22rifles for near $1k options unless you want a plastic stock.
I do think their .22 bolt action evolution was in part wise as they had several different receiver styles with different action bolts layouts, two or three triggers, different grooved rails sizes. It was a mess, the 455 was an ok step, the 457 was a doubling of price with some hideous modern stocks that didn’t make a lick of sense. Ugly modern checkering patterns, engraving model names into the wood, WTF?
The 527 line they screwed up the offerings,...at least the boring stuff they allow into the American market.
I wanted a 550 fullstock in 6.5x55 and passed on a vintage winchester model 70 featherweight in that caliber because I was going to get a fullstock,.....but the dealer couldn’t get one. Call up, oh no longer imported.
It’s like they tossed their niche away.
Other than a P01 or PCR there isn’t much they offer.
