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Struggling to find a versatile and reliable firearm that balances precision and durability? The CZ collection addresses these challenges with expertly engineered solutions for shooters of all levels.
Description: This collection was specifically developed to meet the demands of hunters, sport shooters, and tactical enthusiasts who require consistent accuracy and dependable performance. Each model in the CZ collection is crafted with attention to detail to ensure ease of use, ergonomic comfort, and long-lasting reliability.
Features/Benefits: The CZ firearms excel through thoughtful design innovations that elevate your shooting experience.
- Precision-engineered barrels and action for exceptional accuracy
- Durable construction using high-quality materials for extended lifetime performance
- Ergonomic stocks designed for comfort and stability during extended use
- Integrated optics compatibility for enhanced target acquisition
Audience/Use Case: Ideal for hunters seeking effective game control, competitive shooters aiming for pinpoint precision, and tactical users demanding rugged reliability in diverse conditions. The CZ collection is the trusted partner for those who take their shooting seriously.
Call to Action: Explore the CZ collection today and discover how these expertly crafted firearms can elevate your shooting performance and confidence.
Buying CZ in Australia
- PricesCZ 457 rimfire rifles from $1,095, CZ 600 centrefires from $1,050 to $2,350, CZ 515 from $1,260, CZ pistols from $930 (P-10 F) with the Shadow 2 at $2,295 and the Czechmate at $6,825.
- Availability45 CZ products listed, 21 available now; 457 and 600 rifles and the Shadow 2 Target are on the shelf at Roseville Chase, other models to order.
- DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689
Common questions
How much is a CZ 457 in Australia?
At Magnum Sports the CZ 457 Synthetic and Synthetic Varmint are $1,095, the Beechwood $1,195, the American, Varmint and Trainer $1,445, the Lux $1,595, the Premium $1,695, the Range $2,095 and the MDT Chassis $2,625 (September 2026). The Beechwood kit with scope and rings is $1,485.
What licence category is a CZ 457 or CZ 600 in NSW?
The CZ 457 (.22 LR, .17 HMR, .22 WMR) is a bolt-action rimfire and therefore Category A. The CZ 600 is a bolt-action centrefire and Category B. The CZ 515 is a self-loading rimfire and Category C, which is limited to primary producers. CZ pistols are Category H.
Is the CZ Shadow 2 legal in NSW?
Yes, in its NSW-compliant form with 10-round magazines and a barrel over 120 mm. The standard Shadow 2 ($2,295), Optics Ready, Target and Orange models are stocked for club shooters. Some TS 2 and TS 3 configurations are not compliant and are marked not for sale in NSW on our listings.
CZ 457 or CZ 600: which one do I need?
The 457 is a rimfire for rabbits, foxes at close range, pest birds and club rimfire competition. The 600 is a centrefire for goats, pigs and deer, in .223 up to .30-06. Many hunters own one of each; the 457 in .22 LR is the usual first rifle for a new licence holder.
Which CZ rifles are in stock?
Around 21 of our 45 CZ lines are available today, including the 457 Beechwood, American, Varmint, Lux, Premium and Range, the 600 Lux, Ergo, Range and American, the 515 PRO and the Shadow 2 Target. Each listing shows whether it is in store or at the supplier warehouse.
Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.
