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New Members / Re: Hello All from Southern California
« Last post by Pew-Shadow2-Pew on Today at 02:15:58 AM »Welcome!
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New Members / Hello All from Southern California
« Last post by Apexin41 on Today at 02:11:21 AM »Hello,
75 SP01 owner just wanting to say Hi to the forum from behind the orange curtain, or Orange County to the outside world.
And no, my wife looks nothing like the ones you see on T.V. LOL. But the neighborhood where most of those lovely gals live is in the same school district as us so it makes school activities a little more entertaining.
75 SP01 owner just wanting to say Hi to the forum from behind the orange curtain, or Orange County to the outside world.
And no, my wife looks nothing like the ones you see on T.V. LOL. But the neighborhood where most of those lovely gals live is in the same school district as us so it makes school activities a little more entertaining.
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General Firearms Discussion / CZ1936 .25 auto pistol
« Last post by Armystuff on Today at 01:04:40 AM »Hello all, I just picked up a pistol from a friend of mines estate. I've looked it up and have seen several examples of the CZ1936s. From what I can tell, this one is dated 1938. The one thing that throws me is the markings on the right slide. "Stat.pol.ur.mesto.libava.12". I'm just guessing but does that mean it was the property of the state police of Mesto, libava? I have no idea what the 12 would mean . These pistols seam a bit pricey but what does that do to the value with those markings?. Note it has old vintage wooden grips instead of the standard Bakelite black grips. Any help would be appreciated. I'm not looking to sell. I'm just wanting to know what the value is and what the markings mean.Thanks, John
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PK-qpXgCsnuiFntp6V45E2m3lpg8TctY/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PK-qpXgCsnuiFntp6V45E2m3lpg8TctY/view?usp=drivesdk
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Cajun Gun Works / Re: My CZ 75B SA after being worked on by Jonathan of CGW...
« Last post by schutz85C on Today at 12:44:42 AM »Never seen a stainless 75B SA.
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General Discussion / Re: Next CZ purchase
« Last post by rocket7191 on February 07, 2023, 09:48:46 PM »I have Sp-01 Shadow and a Shadow target 2, trying to decide if I want to get one of those killed for a red dot or but a Shadow 2 optic ready… The Shadow 2 just doesn’t feel as good in the hand as the other two…. it might be the factory grips though…. feels to thin…. like holding a 1x2 pc of lumber ?
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The Classifieds: Buy/Sell/Trade (25 posts required to post a listing!) / Re: WTS: Tanfoglio Limited .45 ACP conversion kit and mags
« Last post by rocket7191 on February 07, 2023, 09:39:56 PM »I’m guessing this will work on a Stock 2 10mm ? no problem since ones a s/a and other a Sa/da ?Also, it’s a cone fit bull barrel , correct ?
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CZ SP-01 and variants / Re: Shadow 2SA failure to reset
« Last post by Crutag on February 07, 2023, 09:30:47 PM »Tok36, you were correct it was the pretravel set screw on my Shadow 2 SA!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
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Cajun Gun Works / Re: My CZ 75B SA after being worked on by Jonathan of CGW...
« Last post by M1A4ME on February 07, 2023, 08:27:49 PM »Pretty pistol and it seems to shoot as good as it looks
I like those SA frames, or the look of the frames.
There's only two CZs I might buy if I ran across them (two more I mean). A nice CZ85/85B or a CZ75B SA in 9 or .40 (if they made them in .40).
I like those SA frames, or the look of the frames.
There's only two CZs I might buy if I ran across them (two more I mean). A nice CZ85/85B or a CZ75B SA in 9 or .40 (if they made them in .40).
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Cajun Gun Works / Re: hammer and trigger only
« Last post by Vhanflsanchl on February 07, 2023, 08:19:14 PM »Thank you. Yes I only have the race hammer and just wanted to make sure I wouldn't encounter any malfunctions without additional parts. I'm slowly getting parts individually that will end with the complete pro package once complete.
Another concern is whether I need to buy the extended firing pin once I install the blue 13# main spring. Or if I'm clear to run my stock firing pin with it. I don't want to worry about what ammo to buy and want this P01 to cycle reliably. I heard anything under 13# requires the extended fpl bit I'm not sure if thats true.
Lastly, I noticed MCarbo has a $25 spring kit that includes a sear spring which CGW kit does not include. I don't see what the point is since it doesn't seem to be reduced power. Thanks again!
Another concern is whether I need to buy the extended firing pin once I install the blue 13# main spring. Or if I'm clear to run my stock firing pin with it. I don't want to worry about what ammo to buy and want this P01 to cycle reliably. I heard anything under 13# requires the extended fpl bit I'm not sure if thats true.
Lastly, I noticed MCarbo has a $25 spring kit that includes a sear spring which CGW kit does not include. I don't see what the point is since it doesn't seem to be reduced power. Thanks again!
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General Firearms Discussion / Re: Epoxy grips
« Last post by M1A4ME on February 07, 2023, 08:17:54 PM »I've never used stuff like that on a grip.
We do have a new S&W Equalizer in the house that is, for some reason a little different than the Shield .380 EZ. Never a single issue with the .380 EZ grip safety but that Equalizer, for some reason occasionally doesn't get the grip safety pressed in far enough to allow the pistol to fire. Can't have that, at all. It happens to me and my wife (her pistol).
Think back to Joe and the sugru I ordered some try to add to the top/back of the grip safety to see if I can extend it enough so that our grip operates the grip safety 100%. I might be better off to buy a "spare" grip safety and try to alter it so I'll have one in case I mess my modify job up.
We do have a new S&W Equalizer in the house that is, for some reason a little different than the Shield .380 EZ. Never a single issue with the .380 EZ grip safety but that Equalizer, for some reason occasionally doesn't get the grip safety pressed in far enough to allow the pistol to fire. Can't have that, at all. It happens to me and my wife (her pistol).
Think back to Joe and the sugru I ordered some try to add to the top/back of the grip safety to see if I can extend it enough so that our grip operates the grip safety 100%. I might be better off to buy a "spare" grip safety and try to alter it so I'll have one in case I mess my modify job up.