CZ 453 Varmint .22 LR Bolt-Action Rifle, 20.9 in Heavy Barrel, Laminated Thumbhole Stock, Blued, 5+1
The CZ 453 Varmint in .22 LR pairs a 20.9-inch heavy-profile barrel with a single-set, adjustable trigger and a laminated thumbhole stock. This rifle includes factory-style 11 mm integral dovetails on the receiver with installed 1-inch rings, and its bore condition is excellent. It carries Czech-made markings with CZ-USA import stamps and comes with a detachable 5-round steel magazine.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are small handling marks consistent with prior use. Photos document the noted marks and the overall finish.
What's Included
- 1x 5-round steel detachable box magazine
- 1-inch dovetail scope rings (installed)
- Owner's manual
- Assorted small parts (as provided)
The 20.9-inch heavy-profile steel barrel defines the Varmint configuration, delivering stable handling for rimfire precision work. The blued steel receiver and barrel present a clean, classic finish appropriate to the model and caliber.
The single-set, adjustable trigger is a standout feature of the 453 series. It allows the shooter to use a conventional pull or set the trigger for a lighter release, supporting fine control when taking precise shots.
The turn-bolt action uses dual extractor claws with a fixed ejector and includes a cocking indicator at the bolt tail. Feeding is from a detachable steel box magazine with a 5+1 stated capacity.
The laminated wood thumbhole stock offers a firm, consistent grip with a ventilated fore-end. It is outfitted with sling swivel studs, a rubber buttpad, a metal buttplate, and a 14-inch length of pull. The receiver features an integral 11 mm dovetail for optics; the rifle has no iron sights and includes installed 1-inch rings.
Markings include CZ-USA, Kansas City, KS; Made in Czech Republic; and the CZ-UB logo, aligning with the rifle’s Czech origin and import history.