OK, How about some CZ's?

[Ducke]

[Ducke]

what model is that? i know its not the original because of the stamping on the front of the slide.

[Fantasma]

[Half-Bear]

Either your Z is backwards, or a big fan of CS

[gotgunz]

Fail?

[gotgunz]

what model is that? i know its not the original because of the stamping on the front of the slide.

Actually it is... remember that in 1975 (think CZ 75) this gun was made in a communist block country and was typically not available here. AAI in Mt. was one of the first importers of these pistols and they were all marked with the importers name.

This was long before CZ USA was thought of let alone established.

[rrr70]

CZ97

[Someguy925]

CZ 75b Single Action

[Half-Bear]

Just got my P01 yesterday

[Mr. Meeseeks]

Nice gun, Congrats! I love my 75 and Kadet Conversion.

[tonelar]

The SIG picture thread offended my CZ loving heart...

Why'd a thread of Sig pics offend you, dasmi? CZs are true classics in handgun design and manufacture. I could never understand this need to "talk down" other brands. My CZ pistols are amazing shooters. What's not to love about an all steel 9mm?


Top: CZ75B (from CZUSA's first year here in Sunny California).
Bottom: The rare CZ75 (Retro).

[tonelar]

Fixed it for ya, Fantasma.

[Ventura_Yak'r]

My first handgun... sent it straight to Angus for some work...

[Fantasma]

Fixed it for ya, Fantasma.

Thanks.. Lil' mistake.

[Ducke]

Actually it is... remember that in 1975 (think CZ 75) this gun was made in a communist block country and was typically not available here. AAI in Mt. was one of the first importers of these pistols and they were all marked with the importers name.

This was long before CZ USA was thought of let alone established.

OK, i wasnt sure because the grips i have dont look like the ones in pics i saw of the originals. Sweet, nice to know its confirmed