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[BladeVenom]

Did you see their list of guns that are going to be discontinued?

List of discontinued CZ products for 2013:

01104 – CZ 75 B cal. 9mm Luger, dual tone – 10rd magazine
91104 – CZ 75 B cal. 9mm Luger, dual tone – hi cap
01105 – CZ 75 B cal. 9mm Luger, satin nickel – 10rd magazine
91105 – CZ 75 B cal. 9mm Luger, satin nickel- hi cap
01122 – CZ 75 B cal. 40 S&W, dual tone
01123 – CZ 75 B cal. 40 S&W, satin nickel
01192 – CZ 75 Compact cal. 9mm Luger, dual tone – 10rd magazines
91192 – CZ 75 Compact cal. 9mm Luger, dual tone – hi cap
01193 – CZ 75 Compact cal. 9mm Luger, satin nickel – 10rd magazines
91193 – CZ 75 Compact cal. 9mm Luger, satin nickel – hi cap
01212 – CZ 85 Combat cal. 9mm Luger – dual tone – 10rd magazines
91212 – CZ 85 Combat cal. 9mm Luger – dual tone – hi cap
01213 - CZ 85 Combat cal. 9mm Luger – satin nickel – 10rd magazines
91213 - CZ 85 Combat cal. 9mm Luger – satin nickel – hi cap
01301 – CZ 83 cal. .380 ACP, glossy blue – 10rd magazines
91301 – CZ 83 cal. .380 ACP, glossy blue – hi cap
01302 – CZ 83 cal. .380 ACP, satin nickel – 10rd magazines
91302 – CZ 83 cal. .380 ACP, satin nickel – hi cap
91305 – CZ 83 cal. 32 ACP, glossy blue
01401 – CZ 97 B cal. .45 ACP, black poly – will be replaced by upgraded version with aluminum grips and FO front sight 01411
01402 – CZ 97 B cal. .45 ACP, glossy blue – will be replaced by upgraded version with aluminum grips and FO front sight 01412
01406 – CZ 97 BD cal. .45 ACP, black poly – will be replaced by upgraded version with aluminum grips 01416
01601 – CZ 75 Kadet cal. 22 LR, black poly
01709 – CZ 75 Shadow T-SA cal. 9mm Luger by CZ Custom Shop – 10rd magazine
91709 - CZ 75 Shadow T-SA cal. 9mm Luger by CZ Custom Shop – hi cap

02008 – CZ 513 Basic cal. 22 LR
02072 – CZ 453 Varmint cal. 22 LR with single set trigger
02073 – CZ 453 Varming cal. 17 HMR with single set trigger
02076 – CZ 453 Varmint cal. 17 HMR with fluted bbl and single set trigger
02081 – CZ 453 American cal. 22 LR with single set trigger
02083 – CZ 453 American cal. 17 HMR with single set trigger
04171 – CZ 550 Medium cal. 300 WinMag Battue quarter rib, 5rd fixed magazine

http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=49898.0

 

[shortylickens]

Shame, I was hoping to have a .380 collection.

No, really!

 

[x-alki]

Totally getting the CZ SP-01 (ordering Monday)! Ya!!! I beat your predictions jpeyton!

Did you order it? I think you should hold an HK. :biggrin:

 

[ManBearPig]

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[x-alki]

Dont over think it. Order the damn thing!!!!!!!

 

[ManBearPig]

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[RampantAndroid]

Kazaam: Do your homework, buy what you like. If you have reservations about this gun, don't get it. If you want an all metal gun and that's something you TRULY want, then get that. My point is: don't buy something you'll regret or sit there saying "I wish I'd bought ___ instead." I had that problem with my Glock. I got a glock because it seemed simple. Then I realized how AWFUL that trigger is. I wished I'd bought a 1911, and it took me two and a half years to finally buy the CCO I have now.

Do I regret my Glock? No, my bro has it now and I'm happy he's armed now. Do I wish I'd bought a 1911 first? Yeah...I do.

 

[thegimp03]

My new toys... Currently "in jail" (CA has a 10-day waiting period) right now, I get to pick them up after the 14th.

S&W M&P15T CA compliant:

Sig Sauer 716 CA compliant:

Heh, the background looks like Reed's on 101, which I was at the other day. I've been debating getting the M&P15T and getting a 6.8 SPC / .450 Bushmaster upper for it. I picked up the Sig Sauer 716, but it was a little too heavy for my liking. You been out to shoot them at all yet?

 

[Kadarin]

Heh, the background looks like Reed's on 101, which I was at the other day. I've been debating getting the M&P15T and getting a 6.8 SPC / .450 Bushmaster upper for it. I picked up the Sig Sauer 716, but it was a little too heavy for my liking. You been out to shoot them at all yet?

That was indeed Reed's on 101. Haven't shot these yet... Just got cases today and a bipod for the 716. Hopefully I'll get out to Los Altos Rod & Gun within a couple of weeks.

 

[ManBearPig]

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[velillen]

I'm just gonna go for it like you said. It's just hard for me because I want to be completely pleased with what I get for my first gun, but I can't really get a hold of a lot here (at least of the ones I'm considering). Another reason why I like the CZ SP-01 is because it's a good platform to build on, and I think I'll really enjoy doing that.

You wont know 100% what you want in a gun the first time anyways. Well unless youve been shooting plenty of other peoples gun then you might. Im sure youll enjoy the CZ just fine and youll have a much better idea what you want in a second gun when it comes to that time. So just order it and start enjoying it! I have ot live bicariously through all you so do it already!

 

[ManBearPig]

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[Kadarin]

Vicariously, not bicariously!

No kidding! I first read that as "bi-curiously"... :awe:

 

[ManBearPig]

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[onza]

My Gf told me i can only buy one gun per decade... That means 2011+10 years.

 

[BlitzPuppet]

Kazaam, just follow one rule and one rule only...

Pick a gun out for you and you alone, don't go solely on hype or what other people like. Try them out, factor in ammo cost, and pick out what gun fits you the best.

For my first gun I got a Sig 2022 in 9mm mostly because of how everyone raves about Sigs, it was cheaper than a Glock ($350), and shot cheap ammo.

Let's just say I don't own that gun anymore, it was replaced by a gun that I find much more fun to shoot and has a lot more history behind it (Walther P1).

You're going to have people whispering in your ear about .45 being the only way to go, and how Glocks never fail, and how manly 1911s are. Welcome to one of the many hobbies where your choice will be argued against the other party's choice .

Also, I have a CZ82 and absolutely love it. The gun is super freaking accurate and may possibly be my CC when I get the license. For now I happily sit with just my C&R license, mail ordering is fun .

 

[shortylickens]

Kazaam, just follow one rule and one rule only...

Pick a gun out for you and you alone, don't go solely on hype or what other people like. Try them out, factor in ammo cost, and pick out what gun fits you the best.

For my first gun I got a Sig 2022 in 9mm mostly because of how everyone raves about Sigs, it was cheaper than a Glock ($350), and shot cheap ammo.

Let's just say I don't own that gun anymore, it was replaced by a gun that I find much more fun to shoot and has a lot more history behind it (Walther P1).

You're going to have people whispering in your ear about .45 being the only way to go, and how Glocks never fail, and how manly 1911s are. Welcome to one of the many hobbies where your choice will be argued against the other party's choice .

Also, I have a CZ82 and absolutely love it. The gun is super freaking accurate and may possibly be my CC when I get the license. For now I happily sit with just my C&R license, mail ordering is fun .

Theres way to much variety for someone to just randomly pick and get a good weapon. Eventually they will need some advice on specifically what is good or not.
But much like buying a computer or car or house, you should decide what your needs are first then narrow down the choices.

Oh, and I dont trust gun salesmen to give me good advice when I'm completely ignorant. I always research first then go to the store and ask specific questions.

I have seen many people walk out of Nova Armament with expensive shit they didnt actually want cuz a salesman was behind on his quota.
The worst offense is high priced combat pistols for home defense when really a cheap Mossburg would do the job better. And not require quite as much training & practice.

 

[BladeVenom]

For my first gun I got a Sig 2022 in 9mm mostly because of how everyone raves about Sigs, it was cheaper than a Glock ($350), and shot cheap ammo.

Let's just say I don't own that gun anymore, it was replaced by a gun that I find much more fun to shoot and has a lot more history behind it (Walther P1).

Sig use to have a spotless reputation. I hear they hired as CEO the guy who brought Kimber's quality down, and he managed to do the same thing for Sig.

 

[shortylickens]

Sig use to have a spotless reputation. I hear they hired as CEO the guy who brought Kimber's quality down, and he managed to do the same thing for Sig.

CEO's arent responsible for quality, they are responsible for profit margins.

Though I wouldnt doubt in the gun world a poor reputation directly affects the bottom line.

 

[BlitzPuppet]

Theres way to much variety for someone to just randomly pick and get a good weapon. Eventually they will need some advice on specifically what is good or not.
But much like buying a computer or car or house, you should decide what your needs are first then narrow down the choices.

Oh, and I dont trust gun salesmen to give me good advice when I'm completely ignorant. I always research first then go to the store and ask specific questions.

I have seen many people walk out of Nova Armament with expensive shit they didnt actually want cuz a salesman was behind on his quota.
The worst offense is high priced combat pistols for home defense when really a cheap Mossburg would do the job better. And not require quite as much training & practice.

He still needs to pick something he likes, and not just something everyone else likes...that goes for everything in life. It's his multi hundred dollar purchase, and hopefully it's something he'll keep for a long long time.

There are HUUUGE segregation of communities on guns: "AR15s or bust" "FU AKs all the way" "OMG GLOCKS" "1911 Bitch". You'll get the same type of arguements with calibers too, it's hilarious to discuss. Best thing to do is ignore these types and just pick something that will fit your needs, fit your budget, will be reliable, and cheap enough that you can practice as much as you reasonably can.

Sig use to have a spotless reputation. I hear they hired as CEO the guy who brought Kimber's quality down, and he managed to do the same thing for Sig.

Not sure about any history on them specifically. I just didn't like how bulky it was, how it fit my hand after shooting many other guns over a few years, and the fact that I personally couldn't shoot worth a damn with it.

 

[ManBearPig]

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[irishScott]

Theres way to much variety for someone to just randomly pick and get a good weapon. Eventually they will need some advice on specifically what is good or not.
But much like buying a computer or car or house, you should decide what your needs are first then narrow down the choices.

Oh, and I dont trust gun salesmen to give me good advice when I'm completely ignorant. I always research first then go to the store and ask specific questions.

I have seen many people walk out of Nova Armament with expensive shit they didnt actually want cuz a salesman was behind on his quota.
The worst offense is high priced combat pistols for home defense when really a cheap Mossburg would do the job better. And not require quite as much training & practice.

Yeah, I've have long conversations with the guys at NOVA Armament, they know what they're doing and seem to be a good group of guys, but their prices on new stuff are ridiculous. But then again I haven't seen any B&M gun store that remotely competes with online for new guns, and they are a small dealer.

 

[irishScott]

Yeah, I really do need to just get it. I'm going back and forth between full size or not. I think I'll get full size now, since I don't have a license, and then get a carry piece when I know more about what I like and have my license and have had time to research carry weapons.

Yeah, I would never carry something even remotely as big as an SP-101 concealed. Don't buy into the marketing terminology.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4CuHBro1ek

 

[ManBearPig]

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[alkemyst]

My Gf told me i can only buy one gun per decade... That means 2011+10 years.

why would it be her say at all?