Just saw the custom shop post this on fb. I need....

I wish I could spill the beans on some upcoming news but I'm contractually bound to keep my big mouth shut.
All I can say is there are some exciting and new things going on there.

Is this really a bullseye gun? Like 3" or less at 50 yards?

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:
I wish I could spill the beans on some upcoming news but I'm contractually bound to keep my big mouth shut...

You have my email.

If I had the bux that would be a temptation!!

CZC has posted other pics before; there are a lot of plays on words but basic premise is a bull barrel. We'll see what this one is all about.

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:
I wish I could spill the beans on some upcoming news but I'm contractually bound to keep my big mouth shut.
All I can say is there are some exciting and new things going on there.

I just bought a Shadow and a Shadow Line Compact (picking up tomorrow actually)

How long do I have to recover before I end up angering the wife again? . Are these exciting things imminent? later in the year? Next year? Now you've got me excited!

When I ordered the two guns mentioned above, I looked long and hard at this too...

https://czcustom.com/new-firea...bull-shadow-9mm.html

That is a very cool gun.

I believe we should get an announcement towards the end of summer or so. I wish I could say more but I've given my word that I would keep any specifics to myself as it could jeopardize my friends contract with CZ.
(It is something to be very excited about though)

Cool, end of summer gives my wife plenty of time to be mad at me about something other than guns.

I'm a CZ fan, so new stuff is exciting. We all certainly respect and understand the need for product secrecy in any business.

Just having a heads up that something fun is coming is enough for me. Looking forward to it, good to know.

One can take a standard 75B or 85B and add a CGW bushing to it and some trigger parts and have a pretty good 9mm bullseye gun. I have one and use it with a 22 Kadet slide in rimfire and with the 9mm slide in centerfire if I don't want to shoot my 97B.

The new one should be pretty good.
Joe

That is impressive.

For a non $4k+ bullseye 1911 or Match .22, that is a very very good target 1 3/8".

What are the bullseye's selling for?

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Originally posted by Joe L:
One can take a standard 75B or 85B and add a CGW bushing to it and some trigger parts and have a pretty good 9mm bullseye gun. I have one and use it with a 22 Kadet slide in rimfire and with the 9mm slide in centerfire if I don't want to shoot my 97B.

The new one should be pretty good.
Joe

Man I miss your videos here. I see you got a X5 in your list sir. How well does it print on targets for you ?

David--I've still got the Sigs but I've been shooting the CZs in bullseye matches for a few years. I've never had a red dot on the X5 so not a fair comparison. The Sig P-226 that I put a red dot on is a backup bullseye match gun now for a friend of mine, it is still an excellent shooter.
Joe

OK, thank you Joe. Let us know if you ever shoot it for accuracy. It would be interesting to see how it groups.