I shook churchmouse's hand the other day after we met for a sale, and now I've spent the last two days researching CZs. In his defense I was at USDS before I met up with him. Been looking at the SP-01 Tactical.
I have a new appreciation for Stainless CZ 75B's... and my Dillon Blue Press monthly
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I have a new appreciation for Stainless CZ 75B's... and my Dillon Blue Press monthly
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Gun....really.....where.....
Agreed. I don't see any gun.
Oh, IndyGlockMan, if you uncheck the box in front of " Retrieve remote file and reference locally", you will get a real picture instead of that little thumbnail.
Same here, they are sweet.I shook churchmouse's hand the other day after we met for a sale, and now I've spent the last two days researching CZs. In his defense I was at USDS before I met up with him. Been looking at the SP-01 Tactical.
Even if I didnt like CZs, she could probably sell me one!I have a new appreciation for Stainless CZ 75B's... and my Dillon Blue Press monthly
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I got my copy yesterday and have to admit that I did not notice the CZ until IGM pointed it out. I paid a whole lot of attention to that cover too.I have a new appreciation for Stainless CZ 75B's... and my Dillon Blue Press monthly
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I shook churchmouse's hand the other day after we met for a sale, and now I've spent the last two days researching CZs. In his defense I was at USDS before I met up with him. Been looking at the SP-01 Tactical.
Hey Rusty, on the bright side, you probably have a decade, maybe two of relatively stable vision. Once corrected, you should see little change for years. The downside is that once you get past the ages that start with the number 4, things go south. Bifocals will be needed because your eyes just don't focus up close like they used to. You'll be fighting against having to choose to see the front sight with targets an indistinct blur, or a decent target focus, but with a fuzzy blob waving in front of it where your front sight used to be.
To that, add the fact that when you do get a decent set of bifocals that cost what a decent pistol sets you back, you'll find they only last a year or two before you need a new pair. And, there is a zero dollar value on reselling glasses.
Those are my happy thoughts for the morning.
I shook churchmouse's hand the other day after we met for a sale, and now I've spent the last two days researching CZs. In his defense I was at USDS before I met up with him. Been looking at the SP-01 Tactical.
Hey Rusty, on the bright side, you probably have a decade, maybe two of relatively stable vision. Once corrected, you should see little change for years. The downside is that once you get past the ages that start with the number 4, things go south. Bifocals will be needed because your eyes just don't focus up close like they used to. You'll be fighting against having to choose to see the front sight with targets an indistinct blur, or a decent target focus, but with a fuzzy blob waving in front of it where your front sight used to be.
To that, add the fact that when you do get a decent set of bifocals that cost what a decent pistol sets you back, you'll find they only last a year or two before you need a new pair. And, there is a zero dollar value on reselling glasses.
Those are my happy thoughts for the morning.
IMO that is too much for an old gun.