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Cz 457 1913 Improved Scope Rail With Bubble Level - Cz 457 50 Moa Scope Rail W/Level
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SKU: 100048039
Overview
Built for the CZ 457 platform, this optics rail is aimed at shooters setting up a rimfire rifle for precision work and competition use. It includes a bubble level to help keep the rifle level when stretching the cartridge to longer distances. The rail is machined from T7075 aluminum and uses a clamping system designed to lock down with consistent force along its length for secure, repeatable mounting.
Why Hunters Choose the Area 419
Includes Integrated
Bubble level for checking rifle
Cz 457
Rimfire rifle platform
50 Moa
Scope rail supports extended elevation
Machined From
T7075 aluminum for a rigid,
Clamping System
Consistent force along the rail
Key Features
- Enhanced optics rail designed for the CZ 457 rimfire rifle
- Includes an integrated bubble level for checking rifle level
- 50 MOA scope rail configuration
- Machined from T7075 aluminum
- Uses Area 419's in-house Haas 4-axis machining center
- Clamping system locks down with consistent force along the rail
Best Used For
- Precision-rimfire competitors using a CZ 457 and wanting an integrated bubble level for setup checks.
- Shooters building a scoped CZ 457 for long-range rimfire practice and repeatable optic mounting.
- Hunters who use a CZ 457 rimfire and prefer a rail designed for secure, consistent attachment.
- Users replacing a CZ 455-style base with a CZ 457-specific 1913 rail configuration.
- Rimfire shooters who want a 50 MOA rail for dialing elevation within the cartridge’s limits.
Specifications
| Bubble Level | Included |
|---|---|
| Clamping System | Consistent force along the entire length of the rail |
| Compatible Rifle | CZ 457 |
| Machining Center | Haas 4-axis machining center |
| Material | T7075 aluminum |
| Moa | 50 MOA |
| Original Title | Cz 457 1913 Improved Scope Rail With Bubble Level - Cz 457 50 Moa Scope Rail W/Level |
| Retailer Price | $100.00 |
| Scope Rail Type | 1913 Improved Scope Rail |
Pros
- Includes an integrated bubble level for checking rifle level during precision shooting.
- Designed specifically for the CZ 457 rimfire rifle platform.
- 50 MOA scope rail supports extended elevation adjustment for rimfire use.
- Machined from T7075 aluminum for a rigid, purpose-built rail body.
- Clamping system locks down with consistent force along the rail length.
- Built on Area 419's CZ 455 scope base experience for the CZ 457 platform.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed specifically for the CZ 457 platform, so it is not a universal rail solution for other rifles.
- The integrated bubble level adds utility for precision work, but it also makes the rail a more specialized setup than a basic optics mount.
- The 50 MOA configuration is intended for extended elevation adjustment needs, which may be more than some shooters want for general-purpose rimfire use.
- As a purpose-built precision accessory from Area 419, it comes at a higher price point than simpler scope rail options.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rimfire scope rails
- Bubble levels for optics
- Precision-rimfire rifle accessories
- CZ 457 rifle accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Bubble level
- Scope rings
- Rimfire rifle cleaning kit
- Torque wrench
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifle is this scope rail made for?
It is made for the CZ 457 rimfire rifle.
Does this rail include a bubble level?
Yes. The product description says the Area 419 CZ 457 1913 Improved Scope Rail includes a bubble level.
What is the rail’s MOA specification?
The product title identifies it as a CZ 457 50 MOA scope rail with level.
What material is the rail made from?
The long description states that it is machined from T7075 aluminum.
Is this rail intended for precision-rimfire use?
Yes. The description says it was developed for the CZ 457, which is described as one of the popular options for today's precision-rimfire competitions.