OK, here is one situation I have not seen described on this forum;
I own 3, (three), CZ pistols: 1. Full size CZ 75 BD 9mm, 2. CZ PCR D Compact 9mm and 3. Rami D 9mm.
I sent ALL THREE pistols to Cajun Gun Works for “IN HOUSE PRO PACKAGE”, ($350.00 plus gunsmith tune-ups).
The CZ 75 BD had >3000 rounds shot through it without a hiccup. The PCR had >4000 rounds shot without a hiccup.
(Without a hiccup means......NO FTF, NO STOVEPIPES, NO FAIL TO EXTRACT,,,,NO FAIL ANYTHING!
I sent CGW the CZ 75 BD with >3000 rounds and the PCR with >4000 rounds run through them. The RAMI I sent without firing one single round through it since I purchased it.
The RAMI 9mm D had MULTIPLE FAILURES TO FEED, (without a single stovepipe). This occurred with 14 round and 10 round mags. The slide failed to go to full battery at every failure to feed. The slide stuck 1,2,or 3mm short of battery each FTF. After > 300 rounds there were no failures to extract. 99 % of the failures resolved with a single heel tap. This repeatedly occurred with 1st rounds out of a magazine or later rounds. This also occurred with my CZ 75 BD and PCR mags.
For a CC self defense weapon (RAMI) and after all my OUTSTANDING experience with my other CZ pieces.......THIS WAS NOTHING SHORT OF A HEARTBREAK!!!!!!.........I was DEVASTATED,,,,,,I felt BETRAYED,,,,,just BROKENHEARTED!!!!!
I called CGW and spoke to Scott. He said: a) try > fps (self defense) ammo and let me know what your results are. B) we can fix that if you send it back and c) it may be the mag springs. (BTW, Scott at CGW was VERY receptive, cordial and genuinely engaged.)
The CZ 75 BD and the PCR fired PERFECTLY for > 200 rounds after receiving them from CGW. This posting is in NO WAY a critique of CGW. I have nothing but respect and love for my coonass brothers.
It is simply that to restore full CC confidence and trust in my RAMI I need convincing explanations on what is not working. I want to know that I can rely on this beauty to protect my family and me. If not, it will be out of the lineup.
Replies and comments will be STRONGLY APPRECIATED.
Respectfully,
E B Ferrer