Have to ask the vets here. Is it wrong to want to jump on surplus CZs that pop up on eg Aimsurplus? Hard to resist the pull...
I have been so wrapped up in my 64 project that guns have been on the back burner.
I did put new shoes on my truck.
Have to ask the vets here. Is it wrong to want to jump on surplus CZs that pop up on eg Aimsurplus? Hard to resist the pull...
Nope. Some here say its one of the best values you can get, if you get it for a decent price. The finish may be rough on them, but to many of us that is a big part of the appeal. If you don't like the beat up finish, you can always cerakote. The big draw to a surplus CZ is it is usually pretty well shot in, and that does wonders for a CZ trigger.
Yup, the surplus guns are some of the best deals out there if the price is right. By best deals, I don't so much mean price, but more in the whole package. There's something different about a well shot in CZ that a new CZ doesn't share. Years ago, I bought a compact 75B and shot the heck out of it. Right between the 2500 and 3000 round mark, the gun seemed to change. The whole thing just got a buttery smooth feel that they do not come with out of the box. I've bought 4 surplus guns over the years and each of those came with that feel. I've not been able to shoot any of the newer guns in enough to replicate it since that first compact. The polishing helps a whole lot, but there is something different about a well shot surplus gun that gives them the character of a nicely broken in flannel shirt.
All of the surplus guns are junk. Not worth anywhere near their asking prices. Avoid at all costs. Go buy a G**** instead.
I don't want to be here today.
Keep talking them down, guys.
Maybe they'll drop to where I can afford another.