| Subject: Re: CEE-ZEE 50 Range Report |
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SalBO
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Date Posted: 00:36:26 01/20/03 Mon
In reply to:
Redstar
's message, "Re: CEE-ZEE 50 Range Report" on 00:28:29 01/20/03 Mon
>>Took the Czech girls out to the range today for some
>>discipline.
>>
>>Setup targets at 25ft using pieplates w\red sticky
>>dots for a focal point. No problem hitting the plates,
>>plenty in the 2" dot, but both seemed to shoot left.
>>This could be my fault since anytime I shoot anything
>>with open sights, I hit left.
>>
>>One of the mags has a little dent which caused some
>>feed problems...I'll try to fix that one.
>>
>>The FIOCCHI FMJ 73gr worked perfectly as did the UMC
>>FMJ 73gr...but it seemed as though the FIOCCHI
>>provided more consistant groupings...I've heard S&B
>>works good in these, but the local shop dint have
>>none...I'll try the next gun show.
>>
>>The old Czech gals didn't look so purty when exposed
>>to the light of day [lots of sunshine around here
>>today]..the bluing is a bit thin on the slides and
>>barrels. The bore though, is very nice with crisp
>>rifling.
>>
>>Another observation was trigger slap...each had a
>>little bit, but it seemed more apparent on one them.
>>Maybe it's normal. There's not alot of recoil and they
>>are fun to shoot.
>>
>>Do any of you guys know how old the CZ50 are? When
>>they were produced? Just curious...there is something
>>to be said for a firearm that was designed well enough
>>to continue to function flawlessly for several decades
>>after production.
>>
>>Anyway...that's about it for the Czech report.
>
>Great report. Yeah you certainly can't beat the price.
>The CZ's were made for the Czech police and date from
>the 1950's. About midway thru this page there's a nice
>writeup on them:
>
>http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Gorge/4653/czech.html
>
>Actually the CZ50 is still in use as the CZ70 which is
>identical in design with a few excetions in things
>like the grips.
>
>AIM has the S&B ammo for $6.95 per 50. I just ordered
>some of the German stuff they have for $5.95 per 50.
>I'll post a report when I try some out.
>
>Marstar is a cheap source for mags. It takes them
>about a month to mail them from Canada but they are
>the cheapest I've found. They list them under the Vsor
>50.
are the red grips and magazine baseplates easy to find ? I want to dress my fourth one in red like it's sisters....
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