Bought A Catalog

[canthelpit]

https://imgur.com/a/v8tgyP7

https://imgur.com/a/AjIUwkG

I like to read old catalogs, so I picked up this CZ catalog from 2000.  Turned out to be in perfect shape, with info on lots of
good stuff no longer available:  85, Police, DAO pistols, 122 Sport, Colt 40, "Champion", 100,  110, 92, and something called the Standard IPSC
which looks like a Tactical Sport.   Also covers the rifles as well.

This will keep me busy for quite a while...     

[eastman]

https://imgur.com/a/v8tgyP7

https://imgur.com/a/AjIUwkG

I like to read old catalogs, so I picked up this CZ catalog from 2000.  Turned out to be in perfect shape, with info on lots of
good stuff no longer available:  85, Police, DAO pistols, 122 Sport, Colt 40, "Champion", 100,  110, 92, and something called the Standard IPSC
which looks like a Tactical Sport.   Also covers the rifles as well.

This will keep me busy for quite a while...     

The Standard IPSC evolved into the TacSport a couple of years later.

[Smatanfy]

I come to find people who think like me. Can talk easily

[Psyop96]

Nice find! Hard to tell in the second photo...is it in English or Czech? Y2K only DAO....a lost appreciation for fine shooter?s trigger action.



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[canthelpit]

The catalog is in English, though the seller thought it was a European release.
It's got stuff in there that wasn't imported to the US.

Great looking pistol you've got there: those grips are perfect!  Did they import DAO's to the US?

[Psyop96]

CZUB does issue an English language catalog in Europe. Since it doesn?t have CZ-USA on it, the seller is probably correct. Those are Hakan Pek grips from Norway. I?ve heard that he has recently stopped making grips. A real shame.

As for the DAO, I?ve read in the Pazdera book on CZs (it?s a Czech book) that only 50 each in 9 mm and .40 S&W were imported in 2000 into the US to target the LEO market that was still shifting from revolver to semi-auto.