Rusty is one ugly girl!hahahahahahahahahaRusty doing dryfire practice at home.....
Rusty is one ugly girl!hahahahahahahahahaRusty doing dryfire practice at home.....
I think the lady carrying the Glock will have an issue with this.I'm hoping it'll be you, babe.
I'm not so sure on that. She just said no spooning. That leaves the door wide open for other activities.I think the lady carrying the Glock will have an issue with this.
Let her know that her attempt to poison me last night for dinner didn't work. She's gonna have to try harder next time.I think the lady carrying the Glock will have an issue with this.
Keep an eye on this one. Same vintage as Scratch. It is a "Czech Made" gun which means it was produced between the fall of Czechoslovakia and the start of the Czech Republic. You will only find those in the '93 year.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/615618988
The only issue you might run into is that you might have to do a bit of filing to get newer mags to fit well. Those older guns usually take 18 and 16 round mags okay but don't like the 19s. At least that has been my experience. A little filing and she should take them all.So the internals are just like all other 75B models. I had my heart set on a transitional model but you are right that supplied are drying up. I will contact the seller because I want to see some bore photos.
Good morning all.
Just don't do what Rusty did......The only issue you might run into is that you might have to do a bit of filing to get newer mags to fit well. Those older guns usually take 18 and 16 round mags okay but don't like the 19s. At least that has been my experience. A little filing and she should take them all.
Well had mine been one of the newer models, it would have only taken a file. Or rather should I say, had I just bought factory new CZ mags I wouldn't have had to touch it. CZ is apparently not using Mec-Gar anymore or they've changed their design. What can I say, I'm a dumbass... Thankfully there isn't anyone out there collecting CZs.Morning Rusty...
You'll notice I said file, not dremel.
We live and we learn.
I wasn't aware they had changed suppliers and design. I will have to look into this.Well had mine been one of the newer models, it would have only taken a file. Or rather should I say, had I just bought factory new CZ mags I wouldn't have had to touch it. CZ is apparently not using Mec-Gar anymore or they've changed their design. What can I say, I'm a dumbass... Thankfully there isn't anyone out there collecting CZs.
We tried DOGGs factory mags from his SP01 and they fit and functioned fine. They are noticeably smaller than the standard Mec-Gar. I knew this going into the project, but wanted to make sure I could use any mag. Having read that only a file was needed, I proceeded and quickly realized that in my case it was going to take more work. Being stubborn, I wasn't gonna stop.... Like I said, I should have just bought new CZ mags and been done with it, but dumbass took over.I wasn't aware they had changed suppliers and design. I will have to look into this.
We all have dumbass moments. You certainly aren't unique in that. Impatience rarely pays off.We tried DOGGs factory mags from his SP01 and they fit and functioned fine. They are noticeably smaller than the standard Mec-Gar. I knew this going into the project, but wanted to make sure I could use any mag. Having read that only a file was needed, I proceeded and quickly realized that in my case it was going to take more work. Being stubborn, I wasn't gonna stop.... Like I said, I should have just bought new CZ mags and been done with it, but dumbass took over.
We all have dumbass moments. You certainly aren't unique in that. Impatience rarely pays off.
I have great ideas all the time. That's why I never have any money.On the plus side, I now have a bubba'd up CZ A model that is a blank slate for any mods I choose to try. I have been thinking about going full on race gun with it. Red dot and all, getting the slide milled so it sits down further.
We all have dumbass moments. You certainly aren't unique in that. Impatience rarely pays off.