Figured that the next C & R gun to disappear would be the CZ82 so I went looking for some. 3 arrived this week, 2 from Allan's Armory and 1 from a GB dealer complete with extra mag and original holster. Very happy with the CZ82 triplets!
The Triplets arrived this week....
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Missed it by that much
Very nice!
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Congrats on the new family members.
smokedog
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Nice choice and three was even a better choice.
Machodoc
Old Guy
They look nice, Doc!
dre271
Dre
Very nice!
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
just for the record, and I will repost this on other threads about cz-82, the snappyness can be completely eliminated with a very easy fix:
Remove the grips, and clean the back strap with rubbing alcohol. Let dry, then cover the part that fits to the web of your hand, right under the beavertail, with three layers of electrical tape.
Trim the tape, and replace the grips. You will find that the snappyness of these pistols is really just the semi sharp edge of where the two pieces of the backstrap and beavertail merge to become the grip of the handgun- the tape cushions that sharp edge and it becomes a pleasure (even more so!) to shoot.
I freaking LOVE these guns, and the snappyness is not that big a deal, really- it's never actually hurt even a little, like the pa63 can, but why deal with it if you don't have to?
Remove the grips, and clean the back strap with rubbing alcohol. Let dry, then cover the part that fits to the web of your hand, right under the beavertail, with three layers of electrical tape.
Trim the tape, and replace the grips. You will find that the snappyness of these pistols is really just the semi sharp edge of where the two pieces of the backstrap and beavertail merge to become the grip of the handgun- the tape cushions that sharp edge and it becomes a pleasure (even more so!) to shoot.
I freaking LOVE these guns, and the snappyness is not that big a deal, really- it's never actually hurt even a little, like the pa63 can, but why deal with it if you don't have to?
Chaunsey
Ultimate Member
nice buy!
looks like you got a nice set, what years?
i never really noticed any snapiness with these, though could be different experience for people with different sized hands i dunno.
ive got big ole gorilla hands so everythings small to me lol.
looks like you got a nice set, what years?
i never really noticed any snapiness with these, though could be different experience for people with different sized hands i dunno.
ive got big ole gorilla hands so everythings small to me lol.
The 2 from Allan's Armory are '86's and the other one is a '90.
todbiker
Ultimate Member
Congrats!
Definately my favorite C&R pistol purchase. My GF even likes shooting it. Size, capacity, descent stopping power and the feel of it in your hand can't be beat for the money.
Definately my favorite C&R pistol purchase. My GF even likes shooting it. Size, capacity, descent stopping power and the feel of it in your hand can't be beat for the money.
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