Czechpoint .22 revolvers?

[deadcoyote]

Czechpoint is importing .22 revolver made by Alfa Proj not CZ. Apparently, alfa Proj has a decent reputation in Europe. The only issue I've seen is the revolvers they typically sell in Europe have steel frames and the rimfires they're importing have alloy frames. I'm really hoping somebody here has experience with these first hand and can steer me one way or the other.

[cnj]

Just looked at the Czechpoint site. It is interesting that they make a 9mm revolver with a STEEL frame (and a 1" shorter barrel) that is ~2 ounces lighter than the 22 with the alloy frame. I wonder what type of alloy the 22's are made from?

[deadcoyote]

I've seen a lot of probing threads like this on the web with no responses from actual owners. I've seen a few folks say they have family overseas and that Alfa Proj is considered a good brand in easten Europe.

[Tank 57]

Aren't revolvers excempt from microstamping? So these could be added to the roster?

Look interesting.9-shot .22LR for $300.

[cnj]

Aren't revolvers excempt from microstamping? So these could be added to the roster?

Look interesting.9-shot .22LR for $300.

Revolvers are indeed exempt from microstamping, but double action (or DA only) revolvers are subject to "other" roster requirements......such as drop testing. SINGLE ACTION revolvers are exempt from roster requirements.

[aghauler]

These aren't on Roster yet are they?

I would assume their 22LR and 22mag Carbines be Roster exempt?

I noticed the 22 mag Carbine and 9mm revolver are OOS.

[Z.1]

Regardless of the action type, the handgun roster wouldn't apply to rifles