Favorite CZs?

[twenty5mafia]

From your lips to God's ear.

Personally, I have a few CZs for the sake of the brand itself; the CZ82 was one of the first C&R guns I bought, the ergonomics moved that purchase. Picked up a CZ45, the DAO 25acp that Seecamp modeled theirs after.

But for social use, the P01 and Rami fill the bill. Metal, hammer, ergonomic delight -- what's not to love?

In that vein, it recently occurred to me that a threaded barrel for the P01 would be a welcome addition to a home defense setup, but there's little infor on suppressing these pistols. Pointers to sources and info would be very welcome, from those in the know.

CZ's webstore had the threaded barrels in stock recently. I periodically check because they do stock their stuff.
currently out of stock, but every few months they get refilled, at least historically.

Compact - Barrels - Pistols - CZ-USA Products | CZ-USA

shop.cz-usa.com

 

[Bob A]

CZ's webstore had the threaded barrels in stock recently. I periodically check because they do stock their stuff.
currently out of stock, but every few months they get refilled, at least historically.

Compact - Barrels - Pistols - CZ-USA Products | CZ-USA

shop.cz-usa.com

Thanks for the link.

 

[jimbobborg]

While I loved my Shadow, I ended up selling it to finance an STI, which is significantly better for what I wanted the Shadow for. I still have my P10F, which has an extra slide and threaded barrel with compensator. Unfortunately, the comp requires that I used +P ammunition to cycle properly. I may or may not get back into shooting USPSA with it, albeit in Carry Optics. It's a fun gun.

 

[hpbyhermann]

I absolutely love my Shadow 2 Orange. Amazingly accurate weapon.

 

[fiveloaves]

Have a CZ-82 which is my absolute favorite. Right size and no failures. During the last ammo shortage my son bought a bunch of 9mm Makarov in Texas so I am set for a good while.

 

[twenty5mafia]

I recently dropped off my P01 Omega, CGW pro kit + 2 Lot grips with Tyler Firearms on consignment. If anyone is interested

 

[LittleBill]

Well then Im happy I bought an Omega. Wasnt looking for one but its what I found and bought it. Love it. I installed the ProPack before firing a single round through it. All of the stock internals are bagged, did the same with my 97, the other discontinued CZ I have.
I also have a 457 Varmint in 22mag and an American in the same caliber with 22lr barrels for both.
If you count the two Dan Wesson 1911's I guess I now own 6 CZ firearms

 

[Bountied]

Scorpion and 455. Sold the SP-01.

 

[calicojack]

My CZ75 I bought circa 1984 when I was in Germany.

 

[dontpanic]

From your lips to God's ear.

Personally, I have a few CZs for the sake of the brand itself; the CZ82 was one of the first C&R guns I bought, the ergonomics moved that purchase. Picked up a CZ45, the DAO 25acp that Seecamp modeled theirs after.

But for social use, the P01 and Rami fill the bill. Metal, hammer, ergonomic delight -- what's not to love?

In that vein, it recently occurred to me that a threaded barrel for the P01 would be a welcome addition to a home defense setup, but there's little infor on suppressing these pistols. Pointers to sources and info would be very welcome, from those in the know.

Just in case you haven't bought a threaded barrel yet. They need to be fitted to your gun. Only took a few strokes with a stone for my P01 but my SP01 took quite a bit more.

2A Sales has threaded barrels on a regular basis. The best CZ shop around here. I found my 457 VPT there and they are really hard to find

 

[Baldheaded]

Love my CZ457 Varmint. I have 2 barrels for it 17hmr and 22lr. The 17hmr is so accurate and fun to shoot. I will be taking it with me to the range tomorrow.

 

[BartExp]

I have 3 CZs: CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical, CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom and CZ P-10C. Love em.

 

[Bob A]

Just in case you haven't bought a threaded barrel yet. They need to be fitted to your gun. Only took a few strokes with a stone for my P01 but my SP01 took quite a bit more.

2A Sales has threaded barrels on a regular basis. The best CZ shop around here. I found my 457 VPT there and they are really hard to find

Thanks for the tip. I'm on some kind of wait list for one, but I'd really prefer getting one, properly fitted, from a local shop. I'll give them a call.