Mmmmm CZ

[emapples]

Like this? I did mention they are addictive? LOL
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Lol, close in Canada they had a stainless with the front rail

 

[emapples]

Like this? I did mention they are addictive? LOL
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It is a sickness

 

[R D Harmon]

I have the CZ P 01 Omega, + numerous other CZs. I am a CZ nut. I love em all.

 

[rhart]

I guess I'm a CZ fanboy too, but I like SIGs as well. Gave my son (P01) and grandson (P07) each a CZ. Also gave my son a SIG. Gave my son the P01 after I got the all steel version (came with a test target that was slightly better (1.2") than my 75 Shadow which was 1.3" at 25 meters). The 97 is a fairly soft shooter for a .45 ACP and it holds 10+1. I also have a 'P01 style' (front rail) all steel model in .40 caliber that is a pretty good shooter. I guess the most unique CZ I own is an Israeli compact with a full size grip/mag - if you don't count the 'pre-B' models. I need to get them out of the safe and refresh my memory on what all I have - getting too old...

 

[rhart]

Some of you may have noticed my other, surprisingly busy, thread about wanting a cheap carry gun
after not really paying much attention to pistols for a lot of years. I got that settled, more or less, but
somewhere in the last month or two of reading and researching and looking at and fondling pistols,
I decided I wanted a *nice*, all-metal handgun that wasn't a 1911.
(1911's are awesome, learned to shoot on one, just wanted something a little different)

I ran across a CZ P-01 at a local pawn/gun joint, new in box, 2021 production date.
It was right at msrp naturally, but it was the only one around and something just appealed to
me about it's size and balance. It is night and day to any of the common polymer frame guns,
the thing feels like it's cut out of a single hunk of metal and just pretty well molded to my hand.
Compared to most of what I've shot, with the exception of some 1911's, the trigger on SA may as well
be a match part lol. The sights, ehhhh... We'll see about that. I will say they have some of the best
phosphorescent paint I've ever seen, you can just about see them glowing in day light after a flashlight
excites them. But I question the usefulness of non-tritium night sights in general.
Anyway, I'm quite fond of it already.

I was sorely tempted by a couple of Sig's but the price of them is
just a bit much. But I will keep my eye out for the right P226.

Another thing that was in the running was a Beretta 92 of some flavor.
The ergonomics were just a little iffy with the switch up on the slide.
I'd still take one at the right deal, for when I need to live action role-play Magnum PI.


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I notice the P01 in the pic has a NATO Stocking Number. I had heard they quit putting that on them...

 

[rhart]

Sphinx pistols are addictive too. They are kind of a tuned CZ. I started with one and now I'm looking for the 4th one. I'm lucky that the ones I have are all Swiss made.

I've got three myself all Swiss made. My primary concealed carry pistol is the Sphinx SDP subcompact. The other two are compacts with one having a full size grip/Magazine. I would feel just as confident carrying my steel framed 'compact CZ P01' though.

 

[emapples]

Like this? I did mention they are addictive? LOL
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Like this one

 

[Sooner67]

Congrat's on your new CZ! I have several myself excellent pistols.

 

[rhart]

I like my Sigs too. CZ 85 and 97 are terrific.

CZ85 was my first CZ - I'm running a CZ Kadet .22 top end on it right now (sweet shooter).

 

[AKmoose]

That Canuk version is sweet! They need a US version with our flag on the grips.