[CZer]

Got a 452 Am 22lr & Weaver RV7 Scope. Most consistently accurat rifle I've ever owned!

[troy2000]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Jay1958

I have three CZs and they are all great guns: CZ75BD 9mm with night sights CZ82 9x18 CZ50 .32ACP (misstamped by the importer as a CZ70) I am thinking about selling the CZ50... don't really need a .32ACP and I am more of a shooter than a collector. It is a lot of fun to shoot, and accurate, but I could use some cash with Christmas coming up. I occasionally carry the CZ82 and the CZ75BD, though neither is in my usual carry rotation.

I already said this in the military Czech section, Jay, but I'll repeat myself here: all CZ 70's are marked at the factory as CZ 50's, because they're just an update of it. So you may indeed have a CZ 70. Here's what Wikipedia says:

The vz. 70 (sometimes called the CZ 70) is a variant of the vz. 50 with some minor cosmetic changes made in 1970.

New grip shape with a larger recess for the web between thumb and finger.
New grip pattern using a grid of dimples instead of grooves.
Top of the slide is engraved with a fine wave pattern to reduce glare.
Serial number is stamped on the slide under the ejection port instead of below and behind it.
Slide serations are wider and there are more of them.
Take down lever has a cross hatched instead of grooved surface.
Larger hammer with a hole in it.
Smaller magazine release.
New magazine base with a more angular and less curved shape.

My CZ has the old-style grips, the serial number below and behind the ejection port, and the grooved take-down lever, which are marks of a CZ 50. And it has a '69 government service acceptance stamp. But it has everything else on the list above that marks a CZ 70. So it's either a transitional model, or a late CZ 50 that was refurbished as a CZ 70.

[David Bridges]

just bought a cz75db 9mm and got to shoot 100 rds through it today loved it

[troy2000]

Quote:       Originally Posted by troy2000

I already said this in the military Czech section, Jay, but I'll repeat myself here: you may indeed have a CZ 70. Here's what Wikipedia says: The vz. 70 (sometimes called the CZ 70) is a variant of the vz. 50 with some minor cosmetic changes made in 1970. New grip shape with a larger recess for the web between thumb and finger. New grip pattern using a grid of dimples instead of grooves. Top of the slide is engraved with a fine wave pattern to reduce glare. Serial number is stamped on the slide under the ejection port instead of below and behind it. Slide serrations are wider and there are more of them. Take down lever has a cross hatched instead of grooved surface. Larger hammer with a hole in it. Smaller magazine release. New magazine base with a more angular and less curved shape. My CZ has the old-style grips, the serial number below and behind the ejection port, and the grooved take-down lever, which are marks of a CZ 50. And it has a '69 government service acceptance stamp. But it has everything else on the list above that marks a CZ 70. So it's either a transitional model, or a late CZ 50 that was refurbished as a CZ 70.

[irish murphy]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Farmer

I know its not a real CZ, but i also have a "norinco" Brno no1 copy with a heavy barrel in .22, Apparently, norinco bought the brno factory setup for the number 1, so it is real, just made in korea!! i put it on a synthetic stock and have a 8x tasco on top. This little rippre keyholes at 50mm and loves the cheapest ammo i can buy over here. Actually it hate the expensive stuff.

Not sure if key holes are what you are after farmer?Maybe you mean tack driver.I have a highstandard supermatic pistol and it used to keyhole until I got the crown fixed.Key holes are the projectile going through the target/paper sideways.

[squirrelblaster]

i have cz75bd and loveit exept for the fact that there is not a manual safty ust a decocker bought it anyway becouse it was the only cz75i could find in town at the time, payed $410, is that a good or bad deal?

[dgray64]

CZ52 and a CZ 40B. Both are dead-on accurate, though the 40 is easier to dismantle and clean. Love CZ pistols!!

Dave

[Rem 742 30-06]

i see nobody else has this one vz 27 from WWII. My grandpa's war trophy.

[azgunnut01]

Got a new CZ-82 today at the gun show. Can't wait to shoot it. It is in really good shape. It sures feels nice in the hand. Does anyone know a good supplier for extra 12 round magazines?

[wheelingranger]

Billy, i love my cz 452 that u recommended to me ages ago. i can shoot a peice of skeet at 75 yards standing up open sights!!!!!

[EviL]

Got my CZ550 in .308 a couple weeks ago. Took it for a test spin this past Saturday in search of some vermin and i guess it was my lucky day. There were 3 but the 3rd one took off before i could get the 3rd shot off.

[ricey]

i owen a c z american in 22 h. it shots a great grope at 100 or 150 yds. got to get to the 200 yd. to see how it shots! good guns from cz.

[RJ Stewart]

I just picked up an olive drab CZ P01. I hope to get it to the range soon.

[Seven©]

Went to the gun shop today looking for a Bersa. A CZ 75 compact followed me home.



I couldn't resist the hi-gloss blued finish. Don't see that everyday anymore.

[squirrelblaster]

good choice. youll love it!!

[Apollo Morelos]

I have a CZ40, and I like it a lot.

[johnc]

CZ 52 and CZ 82

[Muddog]

No idea how I missed this post. 550 American in 6.5x55, 527 carbine in 7.62x39, 452 Mannlicher Stock .22 LR, CZ 83 in .380, the only thing close to a complaint is the 550 was a bit rough in the bolt, but it worked out nicely after a few hours of working the bolt and a couple hundred rounds. My favorite of the week is the 452, that is just a sweet little shooter.

[Seven©]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Muddog

No idea how I missed this post.

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[Muddog]

Seven, too bad Troy Duffy didn't put any into Boondock Saints, maybe it was because the movie was too perfect already?