SilencerCo debuts limited edition CZ 455 Varmint package (PHOTOS)
The latest Summit package includes a CZ455 with two barrels as well as a Sparrow can. (Photos: SilencerCo)
Utah-based SilencerCo on Tuesday unveiled the latest entry to its Summit line of limited edition customized suppressor/firearm packages with a CZ rimfire offering.
Centered around a CZ 455 Varmint, the package includes interchangeable 17.2-inch heavy barrels in .22LR and .17HMR, each with 1/2x28TPI threads to accept the matching SilencerCo Sparrow suppressor. Each barrel is serialized to the receiver.
As European manufacturers typically serialize both the barrel and the receiver, both the package’s barrels have numbers that match the rifle itself. The threaded barrels are .866” in diameter.
The rifle is equipped with Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x32mm rimfire glass on 11mm rings and ships in a soft case with accessories and barrel change tools.
Showing off CZ’s old world craftsmanship, the walnut furniture has a hand-rubbed oil finish.
The walnut stock has the distinctive SilencerCo logo subtly engraved on the grip.
The limited run is being offered exclusively through the Louisville-based Kentucky Gun Company.
The cost? $1,315.
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