NO, I'm not getting rid of my CZ's I do like them,
but just thought I'd pass this along.
Back in early June I purchased my first S&W, a 4006 TSW CHP. In fantastic condition from Summit gun brokers.
Coming from a background of carrying mainly for CCW a mid size CZ P-07 and a full-size P-09 polymer pistols mostly the P-09 , I was slightly intimidated by the all steel heavy frame and began to question my own decision of buying such a heavy pistol for CCW.
I'm not a big Bullseye guy and when I shoot I train for SD.
Still working on my trigger control, I believe it has a lot to do with my recoil flinch. Well maybe recovering from rotator cuff surgery on my strong side has a lot to do with it also, with time, and practice, practice, practice, I know things will get better and the groups will tighten up, but I am able to keep all shots with this 40 s&w from 25 feet in a LE silhouette
9 1/2" by 10" center-mass Zone.
All in all I really like the feel of this pistol, and the extra weight of this pistol just feels more comforting , because it is more robust then my Polymer pistols. things got even better when I switched over to Hogue rubber grips that I stippled for more aggressive grip.
I purchased a Don Hume holster for this pistol and absolutely love it. On my hip right now I almost don't even notice that it's there, especially with the added weight I'm not used to carrying ( that some said would pull my pants down, but has not happened , yet) Lol..
I am now completely sold on the idea of an all steel frame pistol.
Why in the hell S&W discontinued their 3rd generation pistols is beyond me knowing as little as I know, but what I do know is what a big mistake.
Looking forward to purchasing another 3rd generation as my toy wallet thickens.
At this point I believe I'm going to have this pistol and carry it for a very long , long time.
Just thought I'd share my thoughts. Doc