I picked this up last week and took it out for the first time today. Here are some crummy pictures.
Note the NATO stock number.
I put a little over 200 rounds through it. Although the first few cases ejected tried to bean me, there were no stoppages. Here are a couple of the targets, shot mostly at 3-7 yards, two-handed and one-handed, with a few left-handed (my weak hand), to show what the gun is capable of.
I give it four and a half stars out of five. Why not five? It has somewhat heavy trigger pulls, both in double (unlike my PCR) and single action, typical of this model. In single-action, when pulling the trigger slowly, you can see the hammer actually move back a little before it releases. There is virtually no chance that the hammer will ever fall out of engagement, but "trigger snobs" probably won't like it. I don't care about that, but what I do care about is that the trigger starts to become uncomfortable after about 100 rounds and rubbed a hole in my finger with a flap of skin hanging by the time I was finished. Whether this was because of the shape or contour of the trigger, the pull weight or both, I don't know. Aside from that, for $600 you get a lot of gun for the money. I'll be keeping it.This message has been edited. Last edited by: egregore,
Posts: 28899 | Location: Johnson City, TN | Registered: April 28, 2012
Congrats! I had one I had a little trigger work done on, put on VZ grips...then sold it to my buddy for $350 in a bout of "I never shoot this anymore" disease...ugg.
I still look around for another but the price...
I loved the placement of the decocker. Fit me perfectly.
Originally posted by dozerd8: Nice shooting.Impatiently waiting for one to be delivered from the Cajun place.
I just sent a 75B last week. Got the notice it arrived safely. Count me in as another impatient WAITER.
Been windy and cold here, but I took my new PCR out again the other day. Couldn't keep a target up, 30 mph winds. But I did 100 rds of plinking with it, at the quarry.
Going to get rid of the rubber stocks and go with some thinner g-10's. But I surely like it.
Then shot my full sized PO1....what a night and day difference!
One of my all time favorite pistols. CZ Custom does a great trigger job, too, if it bothers you. I find them smooth considerably after a half-case or so.
Posts: 17293 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: October 15, 2006
I loves me some PO1. My only complaint is the inside rails design does make it harder to rack the slide but that is a minimal complaint. Really doesn't even rise to complaint, more of a nit pick.
CZ makes some of the best shooting guns out there.
Posts: 7540 | Location: Florida | Registered: June 18, 2005
Got one and sent it to Cajun Gun Works for action job. Waiting for it to come back. Planning to replace the sights. I called CZ and asked about shooting steel case ammo in it. They said no problem. Love those guns made in former com - bloc countries, they were made to shoot steel case and work with el cheapo ammo.
Originally posted by pedropcola: I loves me some PO1. My only complaint is the inside rails design does make it harder to rack the slide but that is a minimal complaint. Really doesn't even rise to complaint, more of a nit pick.
CZ makes some of the best shooting guns out there.
Pull the hammer back first.
----------------------------------- Regards, Steve The anticipation is often greater than the actual reward
Nice guns!!
