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Offline Lock-n-load

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #1 on: December 01, 2022, 12:21:40 PM »
Before they do this fancy configurator thing, I wish (Colt) CZ would simply stock spare parts for the Bren 2.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #2 on: December 11, 2022, 01:00:02 AM »
That configurator looks awesome.  Wish I could order one.


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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #3 on: December 16, 2022, 01:02:52 AM »
Re: location on that press release -- I thought they were moving out of KS to CT...

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #4 on: December 21, 2022, 08:12:05 AM »
A guy over on Pistol Forum posted this comment yesterday. I hope this is true. I am a big P07/P09 fan and would love to see a refresh!

POST FROM PISTOL FORUM:
Recently spoke to a CZ rep about the P10sc, while trying to use the new configurator on their website. Asked if any P07 refresh likely and he offered, “should see smaller and lighter P07 and bigger P09!” He also noted they were updating the P10m, which hopefully means either optic compatible and or more capacity.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #5 on: December 21, 2022, 09:42:50 AM »
Re: location on that press release -- I thought they were moving out of KS to CT...

 Nope. Though what happens in the next few years is still up in the air. Though CT is not likely to ever be one of the options.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #6 on: December 21, 2022, 11:51:49 AM »
A guy over on Pistol Forum posted this comment yesterday. I hope this is true. I am a big P07/P09 fan and would love to see a refresh!

POST FROM PISTOL FORUM:
Recently spoke to a CZ rep about the P10sc, while trying to use the new configurator on their website. Asked if any P07 refresh likely and he offered, “should see smaller and lighter P07 and bigger P09!” He also noted they were updating the P10m, which hopefully means either optic compatible and or more capacity.

If they would come up with a smaller, optics ready P-07, about the size of a Rami or smaller, I’d be interested, especially if available in .30 Super Carry.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #7 on: December 22, 2022, 08:11:15 AM »
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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #8 on: December 22, 2022, 08:15:01 AM »
Re: location on that press release -- I thought they were moving out of KS to CT...

 Nope. Though what happens in the next few years is still up in the air. Though CT is not likely to ever be one of the options.

 LOL Most gun companies (and families) are moving OUT of CT, not in. Like I did 4 yrs ago. Its one of the gun unfriendliest states out there. And one of its nicknames is the 'tax you to death state', its very business unfriendly.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #9 on: December 22, 2022, 08:51:14 AM »
I agree. Not only the "unfriendly political atmosphere", but in this day and age the astronomical cost of utilities to heat large manufacturing plants for 6-7 months each year must be staggering. Not only are states in the NE "gun-unfriendly", but they are also "energy-unfriendly".  So not only do you need more utilities, you have to pay some of the highest prices in the US to get them ! And high energy prices lead to high salary prices. Salaries are 10-20% higher there too.

Anyone who thinks CZ is "moving from KS to CT" is drinking the rumor mill Kool-Aide. The army of CZ accountants will make sure that never happens. Oh, they may say that to soothe certain local politicians or meet contractual time limits set by unions, but the writing is on the wall... in 10 foot high letters !
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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #10 on: December 22, 2022, 08:53:27 AM »
Make more parts!!

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #11 on: December 22, 2022, 02:24:38 PM »
Bummer, no orange choices in the configurator. I was also hoping you could really go crazy and option an S2 with a more carry friendly length barrel. I think I'd just go with another S2 Orange before going this way.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #12 on: December 22, 2022, 02:32:37 PM »
I agree. Not only the "unfriendly political atmosphere", but in this day and age the astronomical cost of utilities to heat large manufacturing plants for 6-7 months each year must be staggering. Not only are states in the NE "gun-unfriendly", but they are also "energy-unfriendly".  So not only do you need more utilities, you have to pay some of the highest prices in the US to get them ! And high energy prices lead to high salary prices. Salaries are 10-20% higher there too.

Anyone who thinks CZ is "moving from KS to CT" is drinking the rumor mill Kool-Aide. The army of CZ accountants will make sure that never happens. Oh, they may say that to soothe certain local politicians or meet contractual time limits set by unions, but the writing is on the wall... in 10 foot high letters !

Never underestimate the stupidity of large corporations being guided by MBAs who actually know nothing about their fundamental, core business, in this case, guns.

CZ and all of their customers are going to regret keeping Colt running the show from CT instead of pulling the plug on Colt management and moving all manufacturing down South.

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Re: Something new at cz
« Reply #13 on: December 28, 2022, 12:11:47 AM »
I agree. Not only the "unfriendly political atmosphere", but in this day and age the astronomical cost of utilities to heat large manufacturing plants for 6-7 months each year must be staggering. Not only are states in the NE "gun-unfriendly", but they are also "energy-unfriendly".  So not only do you need more utilities, you have to pay some of the highest prices in the US to get them ! And high energy prices lead to high salary prices. Salaries are 10-20% higher there too.

Anyone who thinks CZ is "moving from KS to CT" is drinking the rumor mill Kool-Aide. The army of CZ accountants will make sure that never happens. Oh, they may say that to soothe certain local politicians or meet contractual time limits set by unions, but the writing is on the wall... in 10 foot high letters !

No arguments on detriments of CT, but I thought for certain I saw that Colt America was going to be doing all warranty and assembly work from here on out -- and why various rifle 922r builds, etc., were cancelled in their latest product offering due to KS staff being laid off, etc.