457 anatomy: what you can swap

Every major component, what can be replaced, what with, difficulty and cost range from our parts database (as of Oct 2026). Facts come from the 457 specs and part pages linked throughout.

Schematic of a bolt-action rimfire rifle; click a part to jump to its section Scope rail / rings Action / receiver Bolt Barrel Muzzle Stock / chassis Trigger Mag Action screws LOP ARCA / studs

Schematic drawing (not to scale, not a photo). Click a block to jump to its section.

At a glance

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ComponentSwappable?DifficultyCost rangeOptions
Stock / chassisYes — interchangeable across 457s (CZ-USA)DIY$217–$1,02517
Action / receiverNo (serialized)Smith/FFLn/a0
Bolt, handle & knobYesDIY$25–$454
Firing pin / springLimitedSmithn/a0
ExtractorFactory part onlySmithn/a0
Trigger & springsYes — 457-specificDIY (careful)$20–$4486
SafetyOnly as part of a trigger—n/a0
Bottom metal / trigger guardYesDIY$101–$1303
Magazine & releaseYesDIY$5–$13614
BarrelYes — designed to swap (set screws + headspace)DIY with care / smith$179–$60012
Muzzle / threadYesDIY$562
Scope base / rail & ringsYesDIY$38–$1898
Bedding / fastenersYesDIY$4–$92
Action screwsYesDIY$4–$92
Sling studs / ARCA / accessoriesYesDIY$952
Butt pad / LOP / cheek riserVia stock/chassisDIYn/a0

Component by component

Stock / chassis

Action / receiver

Bolt, handle & knob

Firing pin / spring

Extractor

Trigger & springs

Safety

Bottom metal / trigger guard

Magazine & release

Barrel

Muzzle / thread

Scope base / rail & rings

Bedding / fasteners

Action screws

Sling studs / ARCA / accessories

Butt pad / LOP / cheek riser

Disassembly, trigger and barrel work carry safety and legal implications — see the gunsmithing guide and your manual. When in doubt, use a gunsmith.