Help! Identify this rimfire bolt

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Richard429

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Hello, new member here. I guess I should have posted this here first. Had it in rimfire benchrest first, 96 views and no replies.
I received this bolt with a box of match brass. The previous owner of the brass knows nothing about this bolt. Maybe someone here can help. Anyone know what rifle it may go to?IMG_0470.jpgIMG_0467.jpgIMG_0469.jpgIMG_0468.jpg
 
Thank you for the replies. Keep 'em coming. I'll have to find a dealer that stocks some CZ and see how close they are. I saw a video on you tube for disassembly of a CZ 452 and the best I could tell it looked similar.
 
call cz usa,( kansas city) ask for mike....thier gunsmith and send him the pics

mike in co
 
Looks like a CZ to me...the jeweled bolt version was brought out in the Golden Anniversary Limited Edition model and the 453 Premium model over here.

Steve
 
Definatey looks like my CZ or my Brno Model 2 or 5........except mine aren't jewelled.

If you want to sell it I have a rifle with no bolt that would like to get cosy with it.........Ian
 
Thanks everyone for the replies. Going to a CZ dealer tomorrow to be absolutely sure.
Ian, I think with it being an export/import, the paperwork may be too much.
 
Went to 3 gunshops today. One dealer had a CZ 452 in 22 mag. Bolt looked identical, except that bolt was NOT jeweled. I have 2 of these, both look new and are jeweled. Any idea what they're worth?
 
The bluing is more shiny and deeper blue than a Brno cz and the safety lever slightly different to my Brno's so I think it may be from the Norinco jw15 a Chinese copy of a Brno CZ . Also CZ bolts usually have a hollow in the bolt knob Norinco's don't.
 
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No problemo . The Norinco bolt sells for about $119 dollars retail .
 
Ian_Owen said:
Looks like the Norinco bolt new sells for more than I paid for a new Brno model 1 bolt.........Ian
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I thought it was a bit dear also for a Chinese bolt but that is what I read . However it could be wrong I have never bought one .
Ian I have been trying to contact you with a question about the best place to hunt some Red deer in the south island. A guy I know is coming over to hunt on an open DOC permit and wanted some advice . I said the Waitutu Forest but I wanted to get some advice from you but you don't answer my emails.
Where is a good place where Red deer numbers are good?
 
J. Valentine said:
I thought it was a bit dear also for a Chinese bolt but that is what I read . However it could be wrong I have never bought one .
Ian I have been trying to contact you with a question about the best place to hunt some Red deer in the south island. A guy I know is coming over to hunt on an open DOC permit and wanted some advice . I said the Waitutu Forest but I wanted to get some advice from you but you don't answer my emails.
Where is a good place where Red deer numbers are good?
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Sorry I haven't been ignoring ou I just haven't recieved any emails from you......PM sent......Ian
 
Hey guys those bolts retail for $190.00! plus the $60.00 I jeweled them for I posted earlier, I don't know what happened! I can tell there the ones I did because the bottom of the firing pin is polished!
 
I am sure the owner of the bolts would like to have them back! They were lost in transit to him and he received the package missing 3 bolts all together!

My email is marshda56@yahoo.com As I said i'm sure the gentleman that owns them would like to have them back! Thanks Doug

It just dawned on me, you guys are in New Zealand! How the hell did they get all the way over there? When you started talking about red deer that was the tip off!
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Look familiar? I do this for a living! So I know my own work.:) Doug
 
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