HOW TO FINE TUNE CZ 457 FLYWEIGHT TRIGGER

Published on April 10, 2026
Duration: 7:03

This guide details how to fine-tune the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger mechanism for enhanced precision in rimfire target shooting. It covers adjustments for sear engagement, trigger weight, first stage length, trigger blade positioning, and overtravel, all accessible without removing the action from the chassis. The process utilizes included Allen keys and a flathead screwdriver for complete customization.

Quick Summary

The CZ 457 Flyweight trigger can be fine-tuned using a 4mm Allen key for sear adjustment, a 2mm Allen key for trigger weight, and a flathead screwdriver. Adjustments for sear engagement, trigger weight, first stage length, trigger blade position, and overtravel can be made without removing the action from the chassis.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to Flyweight Trigger
  2. 00:24Importance of Trigger Adjustment
  3. 00:44Features and Adjustments Overview
  4. 01:08Required Tools
  5. 01:20Screw A: Sear Adjustment
  6. 02:48Screw B: Trigger Weight
  7. 03:39Screw C: First Stage Length
  8. 04:58Screw D: Trigger Blade Positioning
  9. 05:28Screw E: Overtravel Adjustment
  10. 06:22Conclusion and Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to adjust the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger?

You will need a 4mm Allen key for sear adjustment, a 2mm Allen key for trigger weight adjustment, and a flathead screwdriver for trigger blade positioning and final tightening.

How do I adjust the sear engagement on the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger?

Use the 4mm Allen key on Screw A. Turning counter-clockwise reduces sear engagement, while turning clockwise increases it. Aim for a crisp second stage without losing it.

Can I adjust the trigger weight on the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger?

Yes, the trigger weight on the second stage is adjusted using the 2mm Allen key on Screw B. Turning counter-clockwise reduces weight, and clockwise increases it. Avoid losing the second stage.

What does Screw C adjust on the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger?

Screw C, located in front of the trigger blade, adjusts the length of the first stage. Turning it clockwise shortens the first stage travel, while counter-clockwise lengthens it.

How do I adjust the overtravel on the CZ 457 Flyweight trigger?

Overtravel is adjusted with Screw E, behind the trigger blade. Turning clockwise reduces the trigger movement after the shot breaks, while counter-clockwise increases it.

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