NEW CZ Owner, CZ 85 Combat

[1SOW]

That Meguiar's car polish does 'wonders' for the exterior and interior of your mags.  Reduces friction so bullets load and  feed smoothly,  prevents corrosion and lets them "drop free" fast if you use this feature.  Slippery is good.

[oldfrank]

http://www.lobogunleathers.com/home

For a leather holster it is hard to beat one from Lobo in my opinion. Pancake, Avenger or Snap off are my favorites.

[SlvrDragon50]

That Meguiar's car polish does 'wonders' for the exterior and interior of your mags.  Reduces friction so bullets load and  feed smoothly,  prevents corrosion and lets them "drop free" fast if you use this feature.  Slippery is good.

Never though about that!

[BannorXL]

Great gun. You will love it

[WilburWildcat]

So, this is a question I have had for these guns:  without a decocker, how do you safely drop the hammer on a loaded chamber?  Do you manually lower the hammer?  How many keep it in full cock with safety on; and how many go into half cock?
Thinking of getting an 85 for ambi, but curious about how they are run...
Thx!

[SlvrDragon50]

Place your thumb between the hammer and gun, pull and release the trigger and slowly release the hammer.

Don't use it for SD so no comment on the last question.

[Tyerone]

Place your thumb between the hammer and gun, pull and release the trigger and slowly release the hammer.

Don't use it for SD so no comment on the last question.

Don't gloss over the nuance of "release" as mentioned above.  If your bugger finger is no longer on the trigger while lowering the hammer, the firing pin block will prevent ignition should the extremely unlikliness of not mastering decocking manually applies.

Practice unloaded.  You'll be a master before you know it.

[cntrydawwwg]

Unless it's a 85C. No FP block.