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The Czickness XII: The Usual Suspects.
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My brother-in-law bought one of them. I don't understand why for the size of their lot and how much they paid for it. He is a techie and is always after the latest and greatest. Someone has already tried to steal it without success.
Morning folks! 
I think this is really true. I also think that this is the result of 8 years of an overly liberal president that enforced the policy of irresponsibility. Too many people think that it's not their fault that they are worthless and if someone has something nice, they should be as entitled to it as well.
I have not been shooting in a couple of weeks now and really need to get out to the range. I'm becoming grumpy!
I think this is really true. I also think that this is the result of 8 years of an overly liberal president that enforced the policy of irresponsibility. Too many people think that it's not their fault that they are worthless and if someone has something nice, they should be as entitled to it as well.
I have not been shooting in a couple of weeks now and really need to get out to the range. I'm becoming grumpy!
Morning folks!
I think this is really true. I also think that this is the result of 8 years of an overly liberal president that enforced the policy of irresponsibility. Too many people think that it's not their fault that they are worthless and if someone has something nice, they should be as entitled to it as well.
I have not been shooting in a couple of weeks now and really need to get out to the range. I'm becoming grumpy!
Now that you have all that ammo loaded up, you best get some down to MCF&G and get rid of it
I managed to hit the range this afternoon with my youngest son and was able to exercise the P10C, Bill, SP01C and the Coyote gun. Bill is the .40 75B that has one TFX fiber tube slightly larger than the other and the Coyote gun is a pre-B CZ 75 that is a dark metallic gray with carbon fiber grips. It is a SAO pistol that is a really sweet shooter. It got it's name from having been Duracoated in Coyote Brown early in it's life. Everything that was shot worked really well with the Coyote gun, Bill and SP01C being fully Cajunized. That dang P10C really continues to shine. Sure, under dry fire, there is some creep left in the trigger but that disappears with live fire. The reset is fantastic too. I hate to say it, but it was still my favorite shooter with maybe the exception of Bill. Bill got another 50 rounds run through it and is simply a fantastic pistol in every way.
CZ really delivers some fantastic pistols.
CZ really delivers some fantastic pistols.
I might squeeze in some range time tomorrow at a friends place.
I need to run a few of the CZ's.
Also sight in the .308
I need to run a few of the CZ's.
Also sight in the .308
Morning folks!
It was a good range trip. Not the best, but not the worst by a long shot. It's always good to go shooting with either one of my sons. It can be expensive though as they invariably try to talk me into adding more guns to the collection. My youngest seems to think that the next CZ should be an original short rail. I'd love to add one, but don't see that happening... ever. Unless someone discovered a secret cache of 100,000 of those and they were selling for $300 each.
Do any of you notice that sometimes a good trigger when dry fired can feel great under live fire? I'm not talking about a truly bad trigger, but about a trigger that when you really feel your way through the pull, you feel a bit of grittiness or other minor issue at the break that would keep it from being a really good trigger. When shooting live fire, that grittiness disappears. The P10C is like that for me. It's a smooth rolling pre-travel up to the wall and then as you gently pull through the wall, you feel the sear and striker moving against each other for just a bit. It completely disappears to me when I'm shooting though. I'm guessing that it's the fact that I'm focused on other stuff like sights or the target, but it does make me wonder about some of the money I've spent over the years improving guns that I'm not good enough to feel the difference on when actually shooting. There's a huge gain to be had in doing the Pro kit on a CZ and that really does make a big difference but in some of my 1911s, I've spent decent money for less of a gain. Still, those are probably worth it, but I don't know that I'll put any money into the P10C. I'm not sure I'd change much about shooting the gun except to be able to afford fewer bullets when done.
Sounds like a good day at the range Tim
It was a good range trip. Not the best, but not the worst by a long shot. It's always good to go shooting with either one of my sons. It can be expensive though as they invariably try to talk me into adding more guns to the collection. My youngest seems to think that the next CZ should be an original short rail. I'd love to add one, but don't see that happening... ever. Unless someone discovered a secret cache of 100,000 of those and they were selling for $300 each.
Do any of you notice that sometimes a good trigger when dry fired can feel great under live fire? I'm not talking about a truly bad trigger, but about a trigger that when you really feel your way through the pull, you feel a bit of grittiness or other minor issue at the break that would keep it from being a really good trigger. When shooting live fire, that grittiness disappears. The P10C is like that for me. It's a smooth rolling pre-travel up to the wall and then as you gently pull through the wall, you feel the sear and striker moving against each other for just a bit. It completely disappears to me when I'm shooting though. I'm guessing that it's the fact that I'm focused on other stuff like sights or the target, but it does make me wonder about some of the money I've spent over the years improving guns that I'm not good enough to feel the difference on when actually shooting. There's a huge gain to be had in doing the Pro kit on a CZ and that really does make a big difference but in some of my 1911s, I've spent decent money for less of a gain. Still, those are probably worth it, but I don't know that I'll put any money into the P10C. I'm not sure I'd change much about shooting the gun except to be able to afford fewer bullets when done.
The kids are leaving later today and I go back to work tomorrow. 
We need to figure out a time to hit MCFG some morning one of these days. It's hard to beat a sunrise range trip when ringing steel.
Absolutely.
The kids are leaving later today and I go back to work tomorrow.
I hope your time with them was good.
No. I never thought to take any pics of my last one. It was set up pretty well.
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