THE CZickness LII....Autumn or Fall? No matter...season is right for a CZ!

[MindfulMan]

Hey Ben .... what have you been up to lately ?

 

[wingrider1800]

 

[llh1956]

I'm going to bed; you guys enjoy this. Turn up your volume!
https://youtube.com/shorts/uXNfVsaoXYw?si=TzeYviWV5jHQuCpN

 

[ditcherman]

I've recently become a CZ fan. I currently have a P-10c with a Holosun EPS Carry 6 MOA green dot and most recently a P-01. Both are superb!

Have any of you had your slides milled for an optic, and if so any recommendations? I can shoot my stock P-01 pretty well at the moment but I'm getting old enough that the front sights on all my pistols are becoming increasing difficult to see clearly. Thus, my move to red dots. Honestly, I hate the idea of milling the slide of the P-01. It's such an aesthetically nice pistol stock but I'm considering adding a red dot to it as well.

Late to the party again and just catching up (again) but plus 1 for AllenM. He milled one and Cerakoted the slide and it’s excellent, great guy.
I have a P01 Tactical that he did, and I milled a PCR and an Omega. All with Romeo 1Pro or Eotech EFLX.
The slide is too narrow for a RMR bolt pattern without a plate on it, I believe. But RMR’s do look good on them too.

 

[ditcherman]

Please say a prayer for all those beautiful pistols that got violated with red dots. I think we need
To call czps

You don’t like good triggers, and you don’t like good sights, do you even shoot bro?

 

[Reece'sPieces]

You don’t like good triggers, and you don’t like good sights, do you even shoot bro?

It's a little thing called masochism, some just take it differently than others.
I kid I kid.
I could use either but in my experience if I'm trying to get more out of a gun a red dot is usually pretty high on the list if I can justify cost/ease of application. However I can't see myself ever putting a red dot on the SP-01 Shadow I just got but I could for my P-10C maybe or future plans for a Cajunized P-07.
edit: definitely a fan of the CGW parts over stock.

 

[ditcherman]

It's a little thing called masochism, some just take it differently than others.
I kid I kid.
I could use either but in my experience if I'm trying to get more out of a gun a red dot is usually pretty high on the list if I can justify cost/ease of application. However I can't see myself ever putting a red dot on the SP-01 Shadow I just got but I could for my P-10C maybe or future plans for a P-07.

I’m kinda nuts about dots now. I have two kinds of pistols, ones with dots and ones without dots that must have some kind of sentimental value to be kept. Like my first 1911 that I learned is not even a 1911 because it’s a Sig, or my old friend Harry’s g***k, or BA’s Blue, among others.

ETA I get that the dot is an acquired taste but I can’t understand the trigger thing. It’s ok, just stating I don’t understand it.
Oh well, it takes all kinds, I’m just glad to be one of them.

 

[88E30M50]

Morning folks!

 

[patience0830]

Hey! I'm up!

and it's a friday of sorts.

 

[T-DOGG]

Morning peoples

Coffee time

 

[wtburnette]

Morning all...

 

[ditcherman]

I’m getting too old for this.
I may have to give in and learn to like coffee.

 

[zachcz]

You don’t like good triggers, and you don’t like good sights, do you even shoot bro?

I don’t like overly light triggers with no wall. Big difference in that and what I call a good trigger. Seen more than a handful of negligent double taps by people and their cajunized triggers. I know a big part is on them but I do fault the trigger to some degree in those instances as well. I’ve always viewed the triggers as a shortcut to a nice broken in trigger. Fiber optic front and blacked out rear are the only sights I need. I have a bad astigmatism and red dots are horrible for me lol. And they are ugly as sin. Keep them on ugly polymer guns. I will admit I have enjoyed a Holosun at times on the tx22 and the sig 322. I just don’t like them on 9mm for whatever reason and shoot them poorly compared to my typical iron setup.

You’ll have to define shoot. I don’t do competitions at all but do like to punch holes on paper. I hope that still counts as shooting.

 

[zachcz]

And after typing that it is time for coffee. Good morning folks!

 

[T-DOGG]

I don’t like overly light triggers with no wall. Big difference in that and what I call a good trigger. Seen more than a handful of negligent double taps by people and their cajunized triggers. I know a big part is on them but I do fault the trigger to some degree in those instances as well. I’ve always viewed the triggers as a shortcut to a nice broken in trigger. Fiber optic front and blacked out rear are the only sights I need. I have a bad astigmatism and red dots are horrible for me lol. And they are ugly as sin. Keep them on ugly polymer guns. I will admit I have enjoyed a Holosun at times on the tx22 and the sig 322. I just don’t like them on 9mm for whatever reason and shoot them poorly compared to my typical iron setup.

You’ll have to define shoot. I don’t do competitions at all but do like to punch holes on paper. I hope that still counts as shooting.

To each their own, but it kinda seems like you're taking a shot at the majority in this group with some of those statements.

Let's clarify some things:

Negligent discharge is 100% on the shooter.

"Cajunized" is generic and does not equal the same trigger pull for each gun. Different levels of Cajun Gun Works parts that will change a trigger from mild to wild, especially when you get into hammer springs and race hammers with shorter hooks. And that does not include the work performed by an individual on the gun. No two CZ's will have the same kind of trigger pull, even with same parts installed. Stacking tolerances is a thing.

I get that you like what you like, but let's try and do better about not insulting us while you give your viewpoint. I'll assume that wasn't your intention, but it seems to be coming across that way.

 

[zachcz]

To each their own, but it kinda seems like you're taking a shot at the majority in this group with some of those statements.

Let's clarify some things:

Negligent discharge is 100% on the shooter.

"Cajunized" is generic and does not equal the same trigger pull for each gun. Different levels of Cajun Gun Works parts that will change a trigger from mild to wild, especially when you get into hammer springs and race hammers with shorter hooks. And that does not include the work performed by an individual on the gun. No two CZ's will have the same kind of trigger pull, even with same parts installed. Stacking tolerances is a thing.

I get that you like what you like, but let's try and do better about not insulting us while you give your viewpoint. I'll assume that wasn't your intention, but it seems to be coming across that way.

No shots taken at all or intent to insult in the least! The joy of the hobby is liking what you like and that we all have our tastes. I feel this is the one forum and specifically thread where opinions are respected and valued and it’s ok to disagree with the masses.

 

[88E30M50]

I don’t like overly light triggers with no wall. Big difference in that and what I call a good trigger. Seen more than a handful of negligent double taps by people and their cajunized triggers. I know a big part is on them but I do fault the trigger to some degree in those instances as well. I’ve always viewed the triggers as a shortcut to a nice broken in trigger. Fiber optic front and blacked out rear are the only sights I need. I have a bad astigmatism and red dots are horrible for me lol. And they are ugly as sin. Keep them on ugly polymer guns. I will admit I have enjoyed a Holosun at times on the tx22 and the sig 322. I just don’t like them on 9mm for whatever reason and shoot them poorly compared to my typical iron setup.

You’ll have to define shoot. I don’t do competitions at all but do like to punch holes on paper. I hope that still counts as shooting.

I'm on the fence regarding red dots. I want to like them but still have not built the skill to be good enough with them for carry.

I tend to stray from the group here regarding triggers. Sure, I love a good Cajunized trigger, but still appreciate a well broken in stock trigger, too. I won't carry with an overly light trigger.

I recently heard a quote that said something to the effect of 'If everyone is thinking the same, then there's not much thinking going on'. Viva 'l difference.

 

[Hoosier45]

I don’t like people that think like me. Bunch of weirdos.

 

[ditcherman]

I don’t like overly light triggers with no wall. Big difference in that and what I call a good trigger. Seen more than a handful of negligent double taps by people and their cajunized triggers.

Good explanation, good logic.
I have definitely unintentionally discharged my Tactical, for me it comes from switching guns and trying to go fast without warning up with the gun.

I know a big part is on them but I do fault the trigger to some degree in those instances as well. I’ve always viewed the triggers as a shortcut to a nice broken in trigger. Fiber optic front and blacked out rear are the only sights I need. I have a bad astigmatism and red dots are horrible for me lol. And they are ugly as sin. Keep them on ugly polymer guns. I will admit I have enjoyed a Holosun at times on the tx22 and the sig 322. I just don’t like them on 9mm for whatever reason and shoot them poorly compared to my typical iron setup.

You’ll have to define shoot. I don’t do competitions at all but do like to punch holes on paper. I hope that still counts as shooting.

It all counts!

I too appreciate this forum as a place to be able to agree to disagree, and learn from it all.

 

[MindfulMan]

Follow me, and your triggers will all be Purrrrfect !