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Ammo and Handloading / Re: Finally got my CZ BRNO Model 2. Now I need ammo.
« Last post by DWARREN on Today at 03:11:42 AM »CCI, Wolf and Eley has always done well for me in my CZ rifles.
Depends on use.
Depends on use.
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Compact CZ 75s / Re: Cz 75 compact - Strip of metal under the area where firing pin goes
« Last post by DWARREN on Today at 02:55:02 AM »Sounds like steel case ammo was used to scratch it. It should be harder than any brass or aluminum cased ammo.
The end near the chamber is what pushes the next round out of the mag.
The end near the chamber is what pushes the next round out of the mag.
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New Members / Re: Greetings from the Republic of California
« Last post by Blackwatch on Today at 01:51:22 AM »Greetings from Texas!
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New Members / Re: New California Member
« Last post by Blackwatch on Today at 01:50:35 AM »Hello and welcome from Texas!
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General Discussion / Re: Clearly, I’m not up to date.
« Last post by larryflew on Today at 01:34:59 AM »That can happen in auctions. Almost always when I am the potential buyer and almost never when I am the seller.......
THIS
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New Members / Re: New California Member
« Last post by Tok36 on Today at 01:25:04 AM »Welcome to the forms from California! Gratz on your new CZ.
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General Firearms Discussion / Re: Do you practice with your "weak" hand? It would be a good idea....
« Last post by Vegas CZ on Today at 01:10:45 AM »My house floor plan has a separate hall for the master bedroom If using that for cover it requires left hand hold.
So I also spend range time with the weak hand.
While slower, groups are good, I'm cross eyed dominant, and found targeting was easy.
It's having all the controls backwards that has been a problem Look and feel like a novice fumbling with even basic drills.
So I also spend range time with the weak hand.
While slower, groups are good, I'm cross eyed dominant, and found targeting was easy.
It's having all the controls backwards that has been a problem Look and feel like a novice fumbling with even basic drills.
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Compact CZ 75s / Re: Cz 75 compact - Strip of metal under the area where firing pin goes
« Last post by john seeley on Today at 12:26:49 AM »I haven't shot it. I was inspecting it when I got it The scratches/ digs are exactly where the round comes up I just never seen any thing like this before
If you get a chance, post a picture.
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CZ CLONE CLUB / Re: What year was your Italian CZ clone made? (Italian date codes)
« Last post by Aran on Today at 12:19:06 AM »I wish there was more info stamped onto the gun itself. Which is weird for me to say since I generally hate verbose stamps, but "WITNESS" and the import marks aren't very helpful, and the rest of my stamps are really shallow to the point of barely being readable.
That said, my .40 Witness was a '93 build/import, and I'd love it more if it were a 9mm but I practically stole it from the dealer for $300
That said, my .40 Witness was a '93 build/import, and I'd love it more if it were a 9mm but I practically stole it from the dealer for $300
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CZ CLONE CLUB / Re: EAA Witness Firing Pin Safety Recall Serial #s AE00000 - AE70000
« Last post by Aran on Today at 12:15:47 AM »This is an old thread, but does anyone know if this is an ongoing recall campaign even in 2018? I bought my AE prefix Witness in 2007 so if the recall went out in 2008 I wouldn't have seen it since this is the first I've heard of it. Mine's definitely in the recall range (33xxx)