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  • fit1977
    Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 410

    Help looking for a CZ

    I have been searching for a CZ P01, CZ 75 compact or a CZ 75D. Has anyone seen one at a lgs near Long Beach?

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    opie4386
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 1336

    I know kentucky gun co has a CZ-75 BD and they also have the P-01 in stock. They will ship without mags. And also if its off roster.


    I got my CZ-75b from them and days later they added the CZ-75 omega

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    • #3
      fit1977
      Member
      • Jun 2010
      • 410

      Originally posted by opie4386
      I know kentucky gun co has a CZ-75 BD and they also have the P-01 in stock. They will ship without mags. And also if its off roster.


      I got my CZ-75b from them and days later they added the CZ-75 omega
      Thanks. Going to check them out now. Are you in So Cal? If so where did you ship to?

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      • #4
        ODub
        Member
        • Sep 2012
        • 473

        Grabagun.com has lots of CZ's in stock and OC Firearms in Fountain Valley can do the SSE and transfer. That's who I'm using.

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          fit1977
          Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 410

          How much are you paying OC Firearms? Which model did you get?

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          • #6
            fit1977
            Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 410

            Originally posted by ODub
            Grabagun.com has lots of CZ's in stock and OC Firearms in Fountain Valley can do the SSE and transfer. That's who I'm using.
            How much are you paying OC Firearms? Which model did you go with?

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            • #7
              opie4386
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2012
              • 1336

              I used parallax tactical

              I am in the san diego area.

              Its $100.00 for the SSE. Plus $50.00 transfer, $25.00 dros. And state tax to finish the deal.

              But in the end i have a 9mm CZ that most likely will not depreciate until the DOJ roster gets thrown out the window (thank you CGF)

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              • #8
                fit1977
                Member
                • Jun 2010
                • 410

                Originally posted by opie4386
                I used parallax tactical

                I am in the san diego area.

                Its $100.00 for the SSE. Plus $50.00 transfer, $25.00 dros. And state tax to finish the deal.

                But in the end i have a 9mm CZ that most likely will not depreciate until the DOJ roster gets thrown out the window (thank you CGF)
                So if they shipp without magazines the need to SSE?

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                • #9
                  AP2
                  Banned
                  • Jan 2014
                  • 728

                  Originally posted by fit1977
                  So if they shipp without magazines the need to SSE?

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                  Yes. CZ's with the SKU's starting with "9" require SSE 95% of the time. I've used kygunco for 3 of my last CZ's. I did the SSE/transfer through OC Armory. They charge $125 total for the whole transfer. You also have to factor in state tax on the pistol.

                  OC Armory won't block the mags as of yet so make sure you get some CA legal 10 rounders through cz custom or cz USA.

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                  • #10
                    buttcoco
                    Member
                    • Mar 2011
                    • 346

                    Originally posted by opie4386
                    I used parallax tactical

                    I am in the san diego area.

                    Its $100.00 for the SSE. Plus $50.00 transfer, $25.00 dros. And state tax to finish the deal.

                    But in the end i have a 9mm CZ that most likely will not depreciate until the DOJ roster gets thrown out the window (thank you CGF)
                    I believe DAS does so too. Not sure if they charge the same price or higher. Dam I was there's someone I'm SD that doesn't charge arm and leg for SSE.

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                    • #11
                      Trenchfoot
                      Calguns Addict
                      • Dec 2012
                      • 7293

                      I used grabagun.com for my 75BD. $466 was too good a deal to pass up.

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                      • #12
                        Powder_Keg
                        Senior Member
                        CGN Contributor
                        • Jan 2013
                        • 2203

                        I picked up my CZ SP-01 thru Rifle Gear. I signed up for email notification and paid for it online and then I did an in store pickup. I waited approx 5 weeks before they had it in stock.

                        The other shop that gets a lot of CZ's is Damascus Gun Shop (out of state). If you do a SSE, it starts to add to the price of the gun. If you can, you are better off waiting for the CA approved model you want to be in stock.

                        IMO, If I have to pay SSE fees, I would rather it be for a gun that's off the CA roster.

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                        • #13
                          fit1977
                          Member
                          • Jun 2010
                          • 410

                          Originally posted by Powder_Keg
                          I picked up my CZ SP-01 thru Rifle Gear. I signed up for email notification and paid for it online and then I did an in store pickup. I waited approx 5 weeks before they had it in stock.

                          The other shop that gets a lot of CZ's is Damascus Gun Shop (out of state). If you do a SSE, it starts to add to the price of the gun. If you can, you are better off waiting for the CA approved model you want to be in stock.

                          IMO, If I have to pay SSE fees, I would rather it be for a gun that's off the CA roster.

                          http://damascusgunshop.com/shop/index.php
                          Thanks. I submitted a notification through rifle gear but have not heard back from them in a while. Decided to see what other options were out there.

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                          • #14
                            CAGLS
                            Veteran Member
                            • Feb 2012
                            • 3694

                            Originally posted by opie4386
                            I used parallax tactical

                            I am in the san diego area.

                            Its $100.00 for the SSE. Plus $50.00 transfer, $25.00 dros. And state tax to finish the deal.

                            But in the end i have a 9mm CZ that most likely will not depreciate until the DOJ roster gets thrown out the window (thank you CGF)
                            Even if the DOJ roster gets thrown out the window, the fact is CZs still hold their value just because they are never consistently readily available to buy. CZ imports a set amount for each model certain times of the year. Once that dries up you may see some in the used market but after a few months even that dries up. You might buy that particular model then may not see them in stock for 9+ months till the next years batch gets in. OP don't wait for your lgs just buy it online. Kygunco.com, Damascusgunstore.com or grabagun may have what you want. The thing is finding an FFL that will receive your gun that the magazine has been removed making the "9" designation for standard cap magazine as nill since the magazine was removed. Kygunco and Damascus will ship the standard caps to a non-restricted state in case you have a relative living in one so you don't lose them by not being able to receive them anymore as rebuild kits or you may have dual residency in another state so you can use them when your staying there. Then you may be able to have your relative sell them in order for you to buy 10rd mags.
                            Last edited by CAGLS; 01-21-2014, 12:07 AM.

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                            • #15
                              Sutcliffe
                              Calguns Addict
                              • Mar 2003
                              • 6792

                              If you are that interested, would you consider a clone?

                              Tristar and Canik come to mind for quality CZ clones. Pretty certain both are made in Turkey.

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