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The Constable |
What's with the NSN engraved on the pistol? Meaning, do ALL of the P-01's have the NSN? | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
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I must be missing the boat on the new CZ series...The last CZ 75 I shot had a lousy DA pull and lousy trigger reset...have they gotten better???? Do you guys suggest giving them another try??? Evil Triumphs When Good Men Do Nothing | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
See my post at the bottom of p.1. Q | |||
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No not all, or even most CZ have the NSN. The original P-01 had it. Then CZ upgraded a spring so it was "out of spec" and was not able to stamp the NSN on it (per the CZ site description of the P-01). | |||
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Member |
Do note that custom trigger work is being discussed ... | |||
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Member |
Beautiful. Congratulations. Look forward to a full report. How does the SDP differ from the ProTec (besides the ProTek's metal shaving and reconfiguration)? | |||
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The Constable |
Thanks! | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
According to the specs on CZC's site, in addition to what you mentioned,
I'd love to have the Pro-Tek, but the price tag is ridiculous. Q | |||
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Yes, it is. I looked at a consignment Pro-Tek at a local shop...asking price was $1400. Felt great in hand but honestly the trigger wasn't anything to write home about. I sort of regret not buying it but that's a lot of $$ even used. | |||
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addicted to trailing-throttle oversteer |
Those custom P-01s are nice. Given my striker predisposition CZs have always been range guns for me, so it was kind of easy to resist the Hobdell-infused P-01 when it was first introduced. That being said my experiences with my 75B-based CS Shadow T-SA makes the continual resistance all that much harder. Those dudes down in Arizona really know how to slap some purdy sweet guns together. | |||
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Resistance is Futile. Lover of the US Constitution Wile E. Coyote School of DIY Disaster | |||
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I have put $$ down on my first CZ. Also a P-01. Can't wait to pay it off and get it out of jail. | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
Quick range report from today. Ammo: Freedom 124 Gr RN, Freedom 115 Gr HP, Freedom 115 Gr XTP, Federal Hi-Shok 115 Gr JHP, Speer Lawman 124 Gr TMJ, Winchester Ranger T-series +P 124 Gr Total rounds fired: 227 Distance: 10 yards Position: standing, 2-handed Malfunctions: none Impressions: Extremely well balanced, comfortable to hold and shoot. The +P feels less snappy in this CZ than comparable shooting in my P228. Trigger is smooth and crisp. But, one thing I wish is that they would round out the abrupt edge of the trigger. That would make for much more pleasant shooting, if you shoot more than a few hundred rounds in a session. Pic shows the 10-yard shoots. I honestly just can't recall which target is which ammo. But, I know for sure that the bottom left target had 43 rounds of various ammo through it. Also did some mag dumps at 7 yards (no pic), and the gun was fast back on target. Q | |||
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You using grease or oil? Or both? My two po1's are stock except for the grips. One or both will be going off soon for some work or I may just order the kits and do the work myself. My brother has the tools already including the sight tool. Good shooting. | |||
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12131, Looks like a winner to me!! Nice job! WJR | |||
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Nice,shoots as good as it looks! | |||
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My quest for an SDP has had me on the verge of buying one several times in the last month or two. I picked up a steel framed P-01 and two P-01 SR models for house duty. Then, this morning I see a Pro-Tek 1 pop up on the local trader board for less than a new (or used) SDP costs. So...I know have three railed-compacts and one normal one. Not sure how this spiraled so quickly. | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
Any day you can get a Pro-Tek for that price is a good day. Btw, I'm surprised at the DA weight. 9.25 lbs? I would be disappointed at still a heavy DA. Q | |||
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12123, thanks for the Czech pron | |||
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