CZ = quality firearms!

CZ (Ceska zbrojovka) was founded in Czechoslovakia in 1936, and has gained a reputation for making some of the finest firearms available, at reasonable prices. I own a CZ75BD and it is the most accurate handgun of the nine that I currently own. Only my Rossi 972 revolver with 6-inch barrel comes close, of those in my gunsafe. I have almost 800 rounds thru my CZ75BD with no malfunctions and no problems of any kind. I love this gun!

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Well I guess I will find out if the old stuff was quality, since I have a CZ52 on it's way to me.

But I do know they did not wreck Dan Wesson when they bought it.

I have owned three CZ's: CZ75BD 9mm, CZ82 9x18Mak and CZ70 .32ACP.

I have since sold them all except the CZ75BD, but never had a problem with any of them. The only reason I sold the CZ82 was because of the limited selection and availability of 9x18Mak ammo, and because I really didn't need a 32ACP pistol - not a large enough round for SD, but not cheap ammo for the range, either.

Be sure to give us a range report on the CZ52. I know they are known for heavy penetration!

	gandog56 wrote:
	Well I guess I will find out if the old stuff was quality, since I have a CZ52 on it's way to me.

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Going to try to make it to the range this Friday

Hate to say it, but I find the accuracy very disappointing. Was all over the target. Wondering if it needs a new barrel?

Of course it may not have helped that before I went to the pistol range, I fired 101 rounds of 8X56R and 75 rounds of 7.62X54R at the rifle range. Man is my shoulder sore.

Sorry to hear that! I agree about the sore shoulder. I know that when I take more than two or three guns to the range, my accuracy usually gets worse and worse as the day progresses, as I become more tired and less 'fresh'.

I think you're right, you should try it again when this is giong to be the first gun you shoot that day.

	gandog56 wrote:
	Hate to say it, but I find the accuracy very disappointing. Was all over the target. Wondering if it needs a new barrel? Of course it may not have helped that before I went to the pistol range, I fired 101 rounds of 8X56R and 75 rounds of 7.62X54R at the rifle range. Man is my shoulder sore.

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The only thing is, I was also firing my FN Hi-Power 9mm, and wasn't shooting it too bad. Not great, but not bad.

There's always an exception to the rule, but in most cases, the more familiar I become to a firearm, the more 'used to it' - the better accuracy I can get out of it.

The first time I took my Riger SR9 to the range, I was sure it needed the sights adjusted, but I wanted to wait a few range trips before doing it, just to make sure I was consistent. Every range trip I got better and better with it, until I realized I just needed to get used to it and it was shooting dead-on with no adjustment!

	gandog56 wrote:
	The only thing is, I was also firing my FN Hi-Power 9mm, and wasn't shooting it too bad. Not great, but not bad.

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I was also using of coarse god knows what kind of how old milsurp. I just got the dies to reload them, maybe my own would do better.

I bet your reloads will be MUCH more accurate...!

Let us know when you get time to try them out.

	gandog56 wrote:
	I was also using of coarse god knows what kind of how old milsurp. I just got the dies to reload them, maybe my own would do better.

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DOH! Had a brain fart and ordered wrong sized bullets. It is OK, because I can use them ones to load my M1895 Nagant. But means I had to order the right sized ones. And it will be at least Monday before I can get to the range.

Also the black plastic grips were kind of chewed up, so I ordered some online from somebody who casts his own in any color you want. I thought I would try some dark blue ones to go with the finish on the CZ itself. Might look pretty snazzy.

Photos! We need photos of the CZ52 with blue grips...!

gandog56 wrote:

DOH! Had a brain fart and ordered wrong sized bullets. It is OK, because I can use them ones to load my M1895 Nagant. But means I had to order the right sized ones. And it will be at least Monday before I can get to the range.

Also the black plastic grips were kind of chewed up, so I ordered some online from somebody who casts his own in any color you want. I thought I would try some dark blue ones to go with the finish on the CZ itself. Might look pretty snazzy.

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