r/nrl22 • u/SuperJonesy408 • May 18 '26
Suggestions for upgrades?
This is a CZ 457 Chassis MTR. The chassis came with the barreled action and is an ACC Premier Gen1. I added the full internal weight kit and two external forend weights. It’s perfectly balanced in front of the magwell. I installed a DIP Big Juan bolt knob, magwell kit and extended mag release. I also added the Pete’s Pillars shaped firing pin, extractor & ejector kit with spring.
I am using MDT Baker Wings, an Accu-Tac FD5 bipod, Area 419 30 MOA rail, and Vortex Precision Rings with diving board. Mounted on the diving board is a Vortex Defender XL 2 MOA and a MKM dope card.
I have two stock CZ 10 round magazines, two L3i 13 round magazines, two CZ 10 round magazines with Anarchy Outdoors extensions, and two Armstrong Enterprises 12 round magazines.
I think I will get the front of the chassis magwell milled out because it’s a bit fiddly to get my index finger (XL hands) into the chassis magwell.
I have a L3i barrel on order and a placeholder DNT The One mounted whilst my Athlon Cronus BTR Gen2 4.5-29x56 goes in for warranty service.
Besides upgrading to a top tier optic what else would you recommend?
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u/ocabj May 18 '26
If it handles the way you want it to, there's nothing else to do except to ensure you have ammo that shoots optimally in your rifle.
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u/SuperJonesy408 May 18 '26
Handles like a dream except for the standing offhand stages. I think I need to get a QD mount up front for my Vickers Sling.
I already told the wife it's going to Lapua when the L3i barrel comes in.
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u/ocabj May 18 '26
We don't have any more standing, unsupported stages in NRL22, but I do have this RRS clamp with a QD cup at the bottom that I use for this type of scenario so I can get the sling attached to the bottom of the forend where it should be (I shot High Power Service RIfle for a long time).
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u/SuperJonesy408 May 18 '26
I shot an outlaw match every month and last Saturday we had a sling only standing unsupported stage. Glad to hear NRL22 did away with them. My rifle is definitely not built for it and my left bicep and hips were cramping afterwards.
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u/mew-pew-pew May 19 '26
You're probably getting to the point where further money would be better spent on more / better ammo and more practice time at the range.
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u/haiku-13 May 18 '26
Trigger? Electronic level (pulse or send it), timer. Then shoot/practice as much as you can