- Nov 11, 2009
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The C&R forum usually gets C&R posts, and people look there for them. Dunno why...
Nice looking mouse gun, BTW.
somd_mustangs
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- Jul 1, 2012
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That's a nice-looking Czech.
That's neat.
Mike OTDP
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- Feb 12, 2008
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Seecamp openly acknowledged that the LWS-25 and LWS-32 are near-clones of the Cz45. They're all nice guns - I'd rather have the Cz than a Browning Baby. May I ask where you got the replacement grips?
mawkie
C&R Whisperer
Like it when something new to me pops up and I'm motivated to go on a knowledge search. Found the neat Vzor or CZ 36 predecessor which is pretty rare (it's not like the CZ 45 is common either). The Czechs certainly had a knack for firearm innovation!
somd_mustangs
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- Jul 1, 2012
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Well, we'll let the CZ 38 slide so to speak
- Nov 11, 2009
- 30,970
I'll eventually get around to shooting it. Condition is nice enough to show off, but below Safe Queen; in other words, just right.
The grips came with the gun. I like them better than the OEM stuff. I dunno why I got into these little things; ammo costs more than it should, and effectiveness is not a strong point. I probably got it because it's CZ, and uncommon, and in decent condition, and I had the money at the time.
I wasn't sure that the Seecamp 32/380 was also DAO; if I ever get an HQL I might look into one of those.
The grips came with the gun. I like them better than the OEM stuff. I dunno why I got into these little things; ammo costs more than it should, and effectiveness is not a strong point. I probably got it because it's CZ, and uncommon, and in decent condition, and I had the money at the time.
I wasn't sure that the Seecamp 32/380 was also DAO; if I ever get an HQL I might look into one of those.
mawkie
C&R Whisperer
Well, we'll let the CZ 38 slide so to speak
Hey, at least it takes down quick and easy for cleaning! Doesn't that count for something?
Mike OTDP
Ultimate Member
- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
The Seecamps are the ultimate in deep concealment pistols. The only issue I have with mine is finding a pocket holster that stays muzzle-down.
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