Anybody heard of CZ reliability issues?

[zfields]

I love these kinds of threads guys talking about malfunctions in their guns but not blaming the gun looks like the CZ guys have the same disease 1911 guys suffer from. Some kind of brand amnesia

Hold up,

I completely blamed my gun. But I am also not naive enough to think every gun that comes off the line is going to be 100%. Glock, Springfield, CZ, FN, or otherwise everyone is going to have an issue at some point.

[slamfire51]

I own 2 CZ-82s hi-cap factory mags and of course they are surplus guns. One looks near unissued and the other looks like it was carried more that it was ever shot.

I've shot several boxes through each without any hiccups whatsoever.

I also owned a CZ Rami 2070 and that gun was one headache after another. I ended up selling it and bought a CZ-75. Another CZ that was trouble free.

Everyone forms opinions by either owning a particular gun or by reading someone else's assessment. The latter is the wrong road to take, IMO.

[Czsp-01-9mm]

Everyone had an opinion, all I know is, I will trust my life to my cz

[slamfire51]

Everyone had an opinion, all I know is, I will trust my life to my cz

I agree.

Some snub the 9x18 round in the CZ-82/83 as being an effective self defense round, but I bet my life on it everyday as I conceal carry.

[Dhena81]

Hold up,

I completely blamed my gun. But I am also not naive enough to think every gun that comes off the line is going to be 100%. Glock, Springfield, CZ, FN, or otherwise everyone is going to have an issue at some point.

Agreed 100%

I think all someone can do is start with what is a reliable brand/design to begin with and hope for the best. I also think it's not intelligent to disregard a SME's point of view that has seen thousands of samples run hundreds of thousands of rounds.

Most shooters never get their gun to the round counts being discussed in the article so when someone says their insert gun here has not had any issues so far its kind of a baseless moot point.