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GENERAL => Cajun Gun Works => Topic started by: schmeky on November 14, 2018, 08:26:31 AM
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One of our customers sent us a group of targets he shot with his 97B"E" conversion. Customer was also using our EZ/d 97 sight set. I'll check the distance and post.
(https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/640x480q90/924/KOXQxx.jpg)
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That's impressive! Was that from a rest or off hand? What load, cast or jacketed, etc? I put a reflex sight on the 97BE y'all did for me and have not shot much (it did very well though). Gives me incentive to go out and show mine again.
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I don't care how he did it--that's pretty!!
Joe
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Agreed! Just wanted to brag on shooter even more if off hand!
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Those targets are impressive, David! Does the 'E' bushing come out just like a 1911? Does it utilize the stock 97 guide rod plug or does CGW provide their own plug?
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It would be hard to complain about those groupings.
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Those targets are impressive, David! Does the 'E' bushing come out just like a 1911? Does it utilize the stock 97 guide rod plug or does CGW provide their own plug?
Reuses the stock plug. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181115/54030cebb1e719d52dccfee97a1878b6.jpg)
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Looks good, does CGW crown the barrel when they do the 1911 bushing or was that extra?
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Looks good, does CGW crown the barrel when they do the 1911 bushing or was that extra?
Yes they do
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The CZ 97B-E is no joke. It's the real deal. Here is my SAO Copperhead that I put 10 shots into a ragged hole at 10 yards freehand. The target is 3". Amazing firearm thanks the CGW.
(http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/attachment.php?attachmentid=754153&stc=1&d=1542382781)
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Another on the "look at list". I want to put one in hand before I lay down $$$ but cannot find a 97 anywhere to look at.
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I sent this pic to David several years ago. He likely forgot. It was shot by a friend, single hand at 50' indoors with his 97 BD-E. This is a timed fire target. Two 5 shot strings, in 20 seconds each. I score it a 99. I wish I could do that.
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First 10 shots through my E-conversion. Slow fire, standing, first shot double-action, remaining single, 35ft:
(https://i.imgur.com/QLSDxdj.jpg)
https://imgur.com/QLSDxdj (https://imgur.com/QLSDxdj)
Totally different gun after the conversion. I've already bought another 97b and will be sending it in for work as soon as the threaded barrel arrives. That one will be a SAO conversion with red dot.
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(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190223/9b370bfd4f9b460a3c25baa8daed3a5d.jpg)
I usually shoot at steel with my 97B-E, but I can tell you it is dead nuts accurate...will hang with my Dan Wesson all day.
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I am tempted to send by 97BD into Cajun, but my concern is if I get the full E conversion whether or not my pistol would still be reliable enough for self defense/carry. My concern, specifically is whether by making the 97BD tighter and undoubtedly more accurate, whether that makes it a bit more finicky feeding, or precludes the use of certain ammunition?s.
GS
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So, I have a B"E" and use it as a match gun. I don't recall having a single failure in maybe 5,000 rounds. I think you don't need to worry about it being reliable enough for a carry gun.
Joe
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I am tempted to send by 97BD into Cajun, but my concern is if I get the full E conversion whether or not my pistol would still be reliable enough for self defense/carry. My concern, specifically is whether by making the 97BD tighter and undoubtedly more accurate, whether that makes it a bit more finicky feeding, or precludes the use of certain ammunition?s.
GS
Mine has run 100% since conversion.
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my concern is if I get the full E conversion whether or not my pistol would still be reliable enough for self defense/carry
On my personal 97BE I ran it 1,000 rounds without any cleaning, using dirty hard cast bullets with a grease grove. The pistol was filthy at the end of this test. Did not have a single malfunction. During my load development, I decided to run it to see what failed and why.
At 5,500 rounds(with -0- malfunctions of any kind to this point) I began to have some erratic feed issues. I replaced the recoil spring and and mag spring (I used only 1 mag during the entire 7,000 round span), then ran it anther 1,500+ rounds.
So no, making a super accurate pistol has no influence on reliability. Les Baer, Wilson, Nighthawk, Ed Brown, etc. match fit their barrels just like we do.
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Thank you Schmeky. Much appreciated. 8)
GS
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First 10 shots through my E-conversion. Slow fire, standing, first shot double-action, remaining single, 35ft:
(https://i.imgur.com/QLSDxdj.jpg)
https://imgur.com/QLSDxdj (https://imgur.com/QLSDxdj)
Totally different gun after the conversion. I've already bought another 97b and will be sending it in for work as soon as the threaded barrel arrives. That one will be a SAO conversion with red dot.
Is that a matte chrome or NP3 or? Really good looking 97 there.
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In my dreams. 8)
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Is that a matte chrome or NP3 or? Really good looking 97 there.
Chrome plate on this one.
Considering NP3+ for the next one because it has a threaded barrel and will be shot suppressed (which leads to all the usual filth being blown back into the innards). Have a few other suppressed pistols with NP3+ and it is a dream to clean, stuff just wipes right off.
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They are some great groups. I just picked up a 97B a couple of weeks ago but have not got out to shoot it yet. I know it will shoot a lot better then me. I've lost some of my touch over the years. This is the first 45 I've had or shoot in 15 years. It should be interesting. :-\
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That's tight! Been thinking about getting a 97, but I am afraid that the grip is too big for my small hands :-[