What up guys

Am I correct in my understanding that the only difference between the 452 and 453 is the set trigger?

If so is it worth it for the 453 or am I better off getting the 452 and doing some trigger work

Thanks

I have had all types of cz's, including those with set triggers and those that don't have them.  If you are trying for some seriously tight groups, off of a bench, then no matter how good a trigger job you do yourself on a stock cz, and they can be done pretty damn good, it will never come close to a set trigger.  Sometimes, i could almost swear on my set trigger, that it went off by mind control only, you can set it so light.

The set trigger on my CZ527 Hornet is really sweet.

I did spend the $80 for a Timney for my 452 ( and an evening doing the necessary wood work) rather than get the 453 because I sometimes shoot silhouette; set triggers are prohibited. For any other use the set trigger is preferable. It can be adjusted to a fine pull unset, leaving the set option for really fine work.

Quoted: . It can be adjusted to a fine pull unset, leaving the set option for really fine work.

You pretty much answered my next question.

If I can get a decent pull and have the set as a extra light that might be the way to go