The CZickness #XIV....It continues

[croy]

7. For my next class I have to decide again which one to use. The Shield 9 has always been my default semi-auto for CC, but my revolver (Smith hammerless snubbie) is mostly what I carry, but I have gathered for training purposes the revolver is "out" over a semi-auto and spoken of disparagingly.

Train with what you carry.

 

[Hoosier45]

Uh no...The Rami is awesome...it is a little thick in middle which is a challenge for CC compared to the micro-compacts.

You can find a good write up on the P365 from an experience INGOer here with comparison pictures versus the RAMI and others: https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...er-p365-depth-review.html?452022=#post7480421

I'm a little thick in the middle. Does that mean I am awesome, too?

 

[croy]

Just dont drop the sig

The 320 fires when you dont want it to and the 365 won't fire when you want it to

 

[churchmouse]

Hoosier45 already hurt my feelings over buying a P365...now you?

I have just never gotten excited over the Sig line up. Never. I had several wheel guns and very nice ones. But up until BA graced my life I was a dyed in the wool 1911 guy. Period end of discussion.
Started shooting them at 12 years old. My hand is at home with one.

 

[Hoosier45]

Hoosier45 already hurt my feelings over buying a P365...now you?

I told you to enjoy your P365! I just thought you should have bought the 97, too.

 

[mcapo]

I have just never gotten excited over the Sig line up. Never. I had several wheel guns and very nice ones. But up until BA graced my life I was a dyed in the wool 1911 guy. Period end of discussion.
Started shooting them at 12 years old. My hand is at home with one.

I am with you. I ended up with a 938/238 sort of by accident but did buy the P365 with CC in mind. We will see where it ends up. Still has to compete with the Shield, 938, Rami and my good 'ol model 60.

As a SW semi-auto hoarder, some of the stainless Sigs (like the one MM just bought) are pretty sweet looking. I believe BA said he was a 3rd Gen SW fan before his CZ transformation? Nice guns but you'll never get a trigger like a CZ...

 

[mcapo]

I told you to enjoy your P365! I just thought you should have bought the 97, too.

Funny...I told myself the same thing.

 

[churchmouse]

I am with you. I ended up with a 938/238 sort of by accident but did buy the P365 with CC in mind. We will see where it ends up. Still has to compete with the Shield, 938, Rami and my good 'ol model 60.

As a SW semi-auto hoarder, some of the stainless Sigs (like the one MM just bought) are pretty sweet looking. I believe BA said he was a 3rd Gen SW fan before his CZ transformation? Nice guns but you'll never get a trigger like a CZ...

The only 9mm I own and ever will own are both CZ's. BA's green machine Compact and the Shadow I got (spouse bought me) from Dean Crail.

 

[Trigger Time]

I have just never gotten excited over the Sig line up. Never. I had several wheel guns and very nice ones. But up until BA graced my life I was a dyed in the wool 1911 guy. Period end of discussion.
Started shooting them at 12 years old. My hand is at home with one.

That's what matters too. I love shooting a quality 1911 but I don't carry them for 2 reasons. With my shooting grip I activate the safety and I dont like a grip safety. I make fun of the fewer rounds thing but I could get past that. I carry a shield sometimes so obviously I know a quick reload will fix that issue if we had need of more rounds in the pump or the computer.
Glocks arent my most comfortable pistol but other factors make me love them and honestly I am very comfortable with them in my hand. The gen5 isnmy sweet spot though for glock. I say it isnt comfortable but I was just doing my daily dry fire with it and it's like wearing an old broke jn leather glove. I do love my gen5 19

 

[churchmouse]

That's what matters too. I love shooting a quality 1911 but I don't carry them for 2 reasons. With my shooting grip I activate the safety and I dont like a grip safety. I make fun of the fewer rounds thing but I could get past that. I carry a shield sometimes so obviously I know a quick reload will fix that issue if we had need of more rounds in the pump or the computer.
Glocks arent my most comfortable pistol but other factors make me love them and honestly I am very comfortable with them in my hand. The gen5 isnmy sweet spot though for glock. I say it isnt comfortable but I was just doing my daily dry fire with it and it's like wearing an old broke jn leather glove. I do love my gen5 19

I have seen you run many different platforms. I do not see round count being an issue unless you were in the ****. What we will encounter around here 8 to 10 rounds would end it with a quickness.

 

[croy]

I have seen you run many different platforms. I do not see round count being an issue unless you were in the ****. What we will encounter around here 8 to 10 rounds would end it with a quickness.

I like to poke fun at the 1911 guys too. Probably because they get so defensive so quickly. I carried a 1911 for a couple years and owned probably 10 different ones over the years. Last weekend I went shooting with my father in law who owns a Colt 1911 his grandfather brought back from WW1. Made in 1917. Always a treat to shoot that since he only brings it out once a year.

Going shooting tomorrow and can't decide what I want to bring. Definitely need to get some rounds through my carry gun (gen 5 19). I'm thinking Phantom and maybe p07. Maybe my AR pistol and doing some clay shooting.

 

[Benp]

That is a lot cheaper. They were 59 cents at Menards. So how many pulls have you done? BTW this is a great exercise for the weak hand.

79 cents at Ace Hardware. I got two just in case.
So far I'm over 600.

 

[Trigger Time]

I have seen you run many different platforms. I do not see round count being an issue unless you were in the ****. What we will encounter around here 8 to 10 rounds would end it with a quickness.

Thanks same to you.

 

[doddg]

The only 9mm I own and ever will own are both CZ's. BA's green machine Compact and the Shadow I got (spouse bought me) from Dean Crail.

1. It is statements like that is the reason I own a CZ 75 B Ω Convertible (Omega) – 9mm SKU 91136, bought off a member here.
2. And, I have gotten together to fire a Shadow 2 that a member here owns and fired a 75 SP-01 that another member here owns (that shot better than my 75 B Omega).
3. I have been researching CZ for days now after buying one since I did not know much about them except they came highly recommended.
4. I saw a used CZ 85 at range where I shoot, and wondered if it was a desirable gun or not, but my researched didn't indicate it was any heavier than my 36 oz., whereas the SP-01 was 40 oz. The different variations of the same number designation is confusing to the untutored like myself and I might not be comparing what I'm seeing to what I'm reading.

 

[gmcttr]

Went to another Monday Night Steel match tonight. All I can say is Dayum I love my CZ Shadow 2!

 

[Hoosier45]

A standard CZ 85 is an ambidextrous 75. An 85 Combat has a few more upgrades.

 

[Benp]

Up to 1200. Sore fingers. I can see definite improvement. I think I will call it a night.

 

[Birds Away]

1. It is statements like that is the reason I own a CZ 75 B Ω Convertible (Omega) – 9mm SKU 91136, bought off a member here.
2. And, I have gotten together to fire a Shadow 2 that a member here owns and fired a 75 SP-01 that another member here owns (that shot better than my 75 B Omega).
3. I have been researching CZ for days now after buying one since I did not know much about them except they came highly recommended.
4. I saw a used CZ 85 at range where I shoot, and wondered if it was a desirable gun or not, but my researched didn't indicate it was any heavier than my 36 oz., whereas the SP-01 was 40 oz. The different variations of the same number designation is confusing to the untutored like myself and I might not be comparing what I'm seeing to what I'm reading.

I've seen you post a few times about the weights of various models. I would be interested to learn, if you wouldn't mind sharing, why you think this is significant for you.

 

[Birds Away]

A standard CZ 85 is an ambidextrous 75. An 85 Combat has a few more upgrades.

The twin 85Bs at Hoosier's house come with extra .

 

[Birds Away]

I stay with full size guns for the most part, but I do have a 42 and a Smith 642 for those occasions when I'm in shorts and must have a gun on me

RAMI ... a pleasure to hold in hand ! Which is all the reason I need to love it, and love carrying it.

The RAMI shoots like a much bigger gun. When deciding what to carry I rank shootability first. I can figure everything else out later. If you're not taking what you need to win I'm not sure what the point of carrying is.