Where to buy CZ 75 in W MD?

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    Jester1341

    Jester1341

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    Apr 22, 2010
    661
    Clear Spring, MD
    obiii said:
    Hendershots is moving to Hagerstown. Try Dugans Sporting goods under the Town Tavern. (Never did get a lot of support from Hendershots, on any issue that I brought up.)
    Also, I think I talked to someone in Muligans in Ridgeley, about acquiring C&R guns, being a Maryland Resident, and the response was, we don't sell pistols to someone out of state.
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    Moving!? I thought they were just opening a second store, not moving?

    John
     
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    mikey52

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    Jun 10, 2010
    7
    Charles Town, WV
    platekiller said:
    If you are up for the drive to hagerstown, 3R gun shop has one in stock (I was there last night). He has a bunch of other pistols (glock, sig, kahr, and rugers). I looked at a dozen or so pistols. Hafer's is worth a look too. You can probably make arrangements with Zane to see how his feels in your hand. ;) Good luck finding your new addition.
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    I fondled that one and fell in love, it just feels right to me. I'm thinking I might get a P-01, I like the look of the compact model.
     
    dirtybird

    dirtybird

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    Mar 20, 2010
    206
    If you find one buy it, shortage right now and the p01 and sp01's are very hard hard to find.
     
    deMontjoie

    deMontjoie

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    Oct 25, 2010
    2,801
    Hollywood, MD
    The CZ-75 is a beautiful gun...

    ...a true classic -- up there close to the 1911 and Hi-Power.:thumbsup:

    Made outta steel and wood -- like all good guns oughta be. ;)

    The 22LR Kadet module makes practicing with it cheap and painless. And, unlike some sub-caliber conversion systems for other guns, the Kadet works flawlessly.

    If you cannot find one, I would suggest checking on Gunbroker -- then pay a local dealer to handle the transfer.
     
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    FreakWentFlyer

    Member
    Feb 1, 2012
    37
    Frostburg
    deMontjoie said:
    ...a true classic -- up there close to the 1911 and Hi-Power.:thumbsup:

    Made outta steel and wood -- like all good guns oughta be. ;)

    The 22LR Kadet module makes practicing with it cheap and painless. And, unlike some sub-caliber conversion systems for other guns, the Kadet works flawlessly.

    If you cannot find one, I would suggest checking on Gunbroker -- then pay a local dealer to handle the transfer.
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    Thank you, Sir. At first it will be steel and plastic, but rubber or wood grips and the Kadet are on the short list.
     
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    ea689c

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    Mar 26, 2012
    167
    Sterling, VA
    It took me forever to decide on what 9mm to buy. I finally decided on the CZ P01. It is a great gun and fits my had awesome, but what I found is that there is no aftermarket for it in the states anyway. If you go with the CZ 75 there is a ton of stuff out there. I fell in love with the CZ 97B too when I wanted to get a 45 ACP and ran into the same problem. Maybe as more people realize what great guns CZ's are the better the aftermarket will be for them.
     
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