Has anyone removed the butt plate from a CZ 452 silhouette with the synthetic stock.
ppkny

I looked at removing the old one and putting in a spacer, but slipped a slide recoil pad over it for a bit longer length of pull. I'm happy with it.

Daisy

I used the slip on pad also as well as one of those slip on Bearcreek adjustable neopreem/foam comb raising kits. The comb raising really helped a lot with the skinny somewhat straight comb on the sythetic factory stock. You can put a nice rise in it with the kit and its not cold to your face in the winter. Plus if you skip shaving for a couple of days your stubble will really anchor your cheek weld to the neopreem skin over the pad


Dee

Dee, where did you get the adjustable cheek piece.
Thanks, ppkny

ppkny wrote:Dee, where did you get the adjustable cheek piece.
Thanks, ppkny

I had to have a search http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2087 ... ISING_KITS

I think I picked it up at Cabelas one day after a match. They sell for around $20 at most places online as well.


Dee

On the advice of CZ-USA I used a heat gun to remove the butt plate on my CZ-452 Silhouette and it came off in seconds.
ppnky

Good to know! Thanks!

ppkny wrote:On the advice of CZ-USA I used a heat gun to remove the butt plate on my CZ-452 Silhouette and it came off in seconds.
ppnky
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We're in trouble now... I told you the band saw would have fixed it also. Can the pad mounting studs be reused or are they part of the stock?