a good tool steel slide stop regular recoil springs and a steel guide rod like you have done. yes the floating sear cage is odd, however these pistols run forever when maintained, they are accurate and they fit most hands like no other and they are reliable.
Yep. The G19 build I showed in the video may actually be a bit more accurate than this CZ based entirely on the fitment and chamber tightness. I've tested it a few times, and it's very close.
I dunno if i would call it a "good bad gun" Its a product of its time (glocks not withstanding). Its essentially the final and best iteration of the browning system. When it comes to reliability and so on, its really just a personal preference between the 92FS, CZ 75, and Sig 226. (Star 30m has trash parts avaliablity and support, and its also a browning clone)
@05:11.. The CZ 75 is NOT a “blow-back” operated gun. It’s a “recoil operated” (aka: “locked breech”) operating pistol. Yes there’s a big difference between blow-back and recoil operated designs.
The FAL is a great design. If all you had a FAL and a Browning High Power... you'd be well served. Through out history both have been used to fight evil.
Guns are a piece of machinery, machinery breaks down if it’s not maintained. I Prefer CZ’s version of machinery and I maintain it. All machinery eventually breaks if you don’t do your part. 🙄
Ok, after watching the whole video and getting past my earlier knee jerk comments (that I still stand by ;) ) I'll first say, Uncle taught me to shoot hand guns in 1982 at Ft Knox with 1911's. After that a CZ75 is _SO_ superior. Actually, even a Glock, much as I dislike them (I did own a G19 for a serious while but I don't regret selling it), is better objectively than a 1911. To be sure a 1911 is a perfectly serviceable weapon and I'd go into any situation with one. I'd be far happier with a CZ, or better my current Jericho. Every firearm is a set of tradeoffs. I think we may just have a somewhat different set of tradeoff points. I think I will subscribe for your firearm content. Not too interested in the bike stuff though, sorry ;)
Just depends on what you value. There's no perfect solution, as pistols are very subjective. The same gun that's good at Bullseye shooting may not be good at USPSA or concealed carry. If you enjoy a pistol and you know how to shoot it and work on it yourself, then that's a pistol that works for your use cases. Arguing over "the best" is reductive. It's all about context. I enjoy the CZ75 platform, knowing its drawbacks. It's not a pistol I would recommend for someone just wanting a carry pistol or home defense option. But it's a fine option for someone who can appreciate the platform.
Ehh yes an no hood fitment is irrelevant, I know guys who tested this with groups, no change. We are talking 1911 smith taking bits more off the hood looking for differences
Lockup and barrel bushing connections are key when trying to make a tilting-barrel browning setup accurate. Like what S&W did with their brass two-piece barrel bushings on their 356 TSW race guns, you gotta get pretty crazy to make substantial accuracy gains. But if a non-fixed barrel pistol can group torso at 40 yards that's still plenty.
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The CZ is still superior to anything that GLOCK has yet made. Sorry.
And I say F A L too ;)
Facts
He lost me when he brought up Glock .
Yet they still felt the need to copy Glock like every other gun company. Curious.
Agree 100%
a good tool steel slide stop regular recoil springs and a steel guide rod like you have done. yes the floating sear cage is odd, however these pistols run forever when maintained, they are accurate and they fit most hands like no other and they are reliable.
I guess it didn't cross this fellow's mind that the CZ75 replicated the Browning Hi-Power MK1.
How do you figure?
Also agree on the inside rail thing, 90% of your accuracy on any locked breech is going to be the barrel fitment.
Yep. The G19 build I showed in the video may actually be a bit more accurate than this CZ based entirely on the fitment and chamber tightness. I've tested it a few times, and it's very close.
Yes I heard all the hype about CZ75 it’s very difficult to rack the slide I got one I was not impressed.
I dunno if i would call it a "good bad gun"
Its a product of its time (glocks not withstanding). Its essentially the final and best iteration of the browning system.
When it comes to reliability and so on, its really just a personal preference between the 92FS, CZ 75, and Sig 226.
(Star 30m has trash parts avaliablity and support, and its also a browning clone)
@05:11.. The CZ 75 is NOT a “blow-back” operated gun. It’s a “recoil operated” (aka: “locked breech”) operating pistol. Yes there’s a big difference between blow-back and recoil operated designs.
The FAL is a great design. If all you had a FAL and a Browning High Power... you'd be well served. Through out history both have been used to fight evil.
Guns are a piece of machinery, machinery breaks down if it’s not maintained. I Prefer CZ’s version of machinery and I maintain it. All machinery eventually breaks if you don’t do your part. 🙄
100th Like. 🎉
And now I'm gun shopping.
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Ok, after watching the whole video and getting past my earlier knee jerk comments (that I still stand by ;) ) I'll first say, Uncle taught me to shoot hand guns in 1982 at Ft Knox with 1911's. After that a CZ75 is _SO_ superior. Actually, even a Glock, much as I dislike them (I did own a G19 for a serious while but I don't regret selling it), is better objectively than a 1911. To be sure a 1911 is a perfectly serviceable weapon and I'd go into any situation with one. I'd be far happier with a CZ, or better my current Jericho.
Every firearm is a set of tradeoffs. I think we may just have a somewhat different set of tradeoff points. I think I will subscribe for your firearm content. Not too interested in the bike stuff though, sorry ;)
Is there a flawless pistol within a reasonable price range?
Just depends on what you value. There's no perfect solution, as pistols are very subjective. The same gun that's good at Bullseye shooting may not be good at USPSA or concealed carry. If you enjoy a pistol and you know how to shoot it and work on it yourself, then that's a pistol that works for your use cases.
Arguing over "the best" is reductive. It's all about context. I enjoy the CZ75 platform, knowing its drawbacks. It's not a pistol I would recommend for someone just wanting a carry pistol or home defense option. But it's a fine option for someone who can appreciate the platform.
You got it all wrong
Ehh yes an no hood fitment is irrelevant, I know guys who tested this with groups, no change. We are talking 1911 smith taking bits more off the hood looking for differences
Lockup and barrel bushing connections are key when trying to make a tilting-barrel browning setup accurate. Like what S&W did with their brass two-piece barrel bushings on their 356 TSW race guns, you gotta get pretty crazy to make substantial accuracy gains.
But if a non-fixed barrel pistol can group torso at 40 yards that's still plenty.
1975 shew such an old timer there boy shew but nobody has trouble carrying the truly aweful 1911
Great pistol silly man dont waste ur time on this channel