The CZickness #XIV....It continues

[Areoflyer09]

Any time we have the time.
I am not sure who did the CGW parts install. I will find out Saturday when I get it.I may have to run it north to my guy so he can crawl all up in its nickers.

Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind and see what can be worked out.

 

[churchmouse]

Haha. Is there a button I push?
Seriously though thank you

Did you loose your double secret decoder ring...?????

 

[Trigger Time]

Did you loose your double secret decoder ring...?????

nope

 

[Birds Away]

Had a set in 41 mag, but sold them. Of course I did it before they went way up in value. Because that's how I do it. Buy low. Sell lower.

You're forgetting a step. Buy low, invest an insane amount of money, sell lower. That's how we roll.

 

[Birds Away]

I wonder why CZ did some actual marked CZ 75 compacts with a rail, the they also have the P01 with a rail? Unless the railed compacts were the calm before the p01 storm? Of coarse since I've started looking I've seen so much weird CZ **** who knows lol

They use different roll marks and naming conventions for different markets. Any excess inventory is shipped and sold in the good ole USA.

 

[doddg]

I'm still fighting myself over this stupid Rami. I want it but I have a half dozen guns I haven't shot yet. I'm supposed to be saving up for 10mm AR too. I know that if I'm within 10 miles of that place in the next week my willpower will be overruled by my impulse.

1. Been doing research on the Rami myself.
2. Is it a possible replacement for the Shield? Better choice than the Sig 365 (was very accurate for me).
3. I read where people were deciding between it and the Glock 43 (not like it when I tried it).
4. Input and decisions were all over the place, with more for the Glock 43 than the Rami b/c of size and weight.
5. Don't remember details about the comparison between the Rami and the Shield 9 or Sig 365, but similar.
6. Rami: it seems to be a love it or hate it polarity. 28.6 oz. with full mag (why even give weight w/o it full?) plus about a 1/2" greater length and height: deal breaker since the Glock has a 3/4" greater sight radius.

 

[Birds Away]

1. Been doing research on the Rami myself.
2. Is it a possible replacement for the Shield? Better choice than the Sig 365 (was very accurate for me).
3. I read where people were deciding between it and the Glock 43 (not like it when I tried it).
4. Input and decisions were all over the place, with more for the Glock 43 than the Rami b/c of size and weight.
5. Don't remember details about the comparison between the Rami and the Shield 9 or Sig 365, but similar.
6. Rami: it seems to be a love it or hate it polarity. 28.6 oz. with full mag (why even give weight w/o it full?) plus about a 1/2" greater length and height: deal breaker since the Glock has a 3/4" greater sight radius.

1. Like many (most) things CZ, the RAMI is an acquired taste. It is heavier and bigger than most sub-compacts.
2. If you use the optional 14rnd magazine with the RAMI it prints (is more difficult to conceal) a lot.
3. The stock trigger on a RAMI will not blow your skirt up.
4. As always, these equations change when Cajunized.
5. For a person, and there are many, who don't want to add additional money to a purchased gun, the Shield is probably the best available choice for your purposes.

 

[Hoosier45]

You're forgetting a step. Buy low, invest an insane amount of money, sell lower. That's how we roll.

This is true.

 

[Birds Away]

This is true.

Sometimes I wish I knew how many and how much I have lost. But with an eye on what sanity I have remaining I realize that would be a very bad thing.

 

[Hoosier45]

Sometimes I wish I knew how many and how much I have lost. But with an eye on what sanity I have remaining I realize that would be a very bad thing.

Probably a good thing not to put too much thought into that. Definitely not a hobby to make money at. The return on investment is measured in smiles, not dollars.

 

[patience0830]

Sometimes I wish I knew how many and how much I have lost. But with an eye on what sanity I have remaining I realize that would be a very bad thing.

A sense of humour is very important in this endeavor.

You know that those who know you would give you more if you'd only ask.

Nobody to blame but yourself.

morning all.

 

[Hoosier45]

Good morning, sir. Are you in the Hoosier state or the Keystone state this fine morning?

 

[ChrisK]

Well guys, I have decided to put the RAMI BD up for sale. I would like to keep it in the group so I will not list it in the classifieds. The history of the gun is as follows, originally purchased by Barry J. He had the pro kit installed by the Wizard and Allen M. did the color change. CM then acquired it in a trade and then sold to me. PM me for any pictures and price. Will include 3 mags and a custom IWB leather holster.

 

[churchmouse]

You're forgetting a step. Buy low, invest an insane amount of money, sell lower. That's how we roll.

And that is exactly where I am at right now.

 

[churchmouse]

Well guys, I have decided to put the RAMI BD up for sale. I would like to keep it in the group so I will not list it in the classifieds. The history of the gun is as follows, originally purchased by Barry J. He had the pro kit installed by the Wizard and Allen M. did the color change. CM then acquired it in a trade and then sold to me. PM me for any pictures and price. Will include 3 mags and a custom IWB leather holster.

Wow.....complete with History.

 

[Birds Away]

Probably a good thing not to put too much thought into that. Definitely not a hobby to make money at. The return on investment is measured in smiles, not dollars.

Absolutely. I consider myself a wealthy man in terms of friends made and smiles received.

The thought of how many are out there and how far they have probably ranged by now is really cool.

 

[churchmouse]

Absolutely. I consider myself a wealthy man in terms of friends made and smiles received.

The thought of how many are out there and how far they have probably ranged by now is really cool.

Smiles are hard to put a price on.

 

[Birds Away]

A sense of humour is very important in this endeavor.

You know that those who know you would give you more if you'd only ask.

Nobody to blame but yourself.

morning all.

You know me well enough to know I could never do that. Although I deeply appreciate the sentiment.

 

[Birds Away]

Smiles are hard to put a price on.

If it were possible they would be are most highly priced commodity.

 

[churchmouse]

If it were possible they would be are most highly priced commodity.