Want to buy another pistol... debating whether I should get another Glock.
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Get an old school CZ-52.
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
Last edited by newyorkreload; Jul 25, 2006 at 11:26 PM.
Originally Posted by HomerJay
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Originally Posted by newyorkreload
Get an old school CZ-52.
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
if you're collecting them,
YOU MUST HAVE at least ONE desert eagle, and a magnum revolver.
my uncle is a collector, and thats what he told me.
every collectors must have at least on of the two
YOU MUST HAVE at least ONE desert eagle, and a magnum revolver.
my uncle is a collector, and thats what he told me.
every collectors must have at least on of the two
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Originally Posted by newyorkreload
Get an old school CZ-52.
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
7.62x25mm FTW
Country Of Origin: Czechoslovakia
Length: 209 mm
Cartridge: 7.62 mm Czech M48
Weight: 860 g
Production Dates: 1953-1970
Capacity: 8 rounds
Even though I paid all of $100 for it back in '94, def one ofmy favs. Picked this up when I was collecting alot of eastern block pieces, Theres a long german word for "So ugly its beautiful", cant rememeber it right now but this gun sums it up, and I think thats what I liked about eastern block guns in general (and why I like the WRX too!
)for as heavy as it is, its very 'pointable', probably becasue the majority of the weight is over your hand and not over the barrel, and dead accurate, at least mine was. only prob was availability of ammo, so we loaded alot of it ourselves using .30 carbine 110gr. loaded then damn near as hot as .30 carbines too, the gun is a tank though and would take it all day, but damn were those scurry to shoot!
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Originally Posted by Krinkov
haha. I have one of these,
for as heavy as it is, its very 'pointable', probably becasue the majority of the weight is over your hand and not over the barrel, and dead accurate, at least mine was. only prob was availability of ammo, so we loaded alot of it ourselves using .30 carbine 110gr. loaded then damn near as hot as .30 carbines too, the gun is a tank though and would take it all day, but damn were those scurry to shoot!
for as heavy as it is, its very 'pointable', probably becasue the majority of the weight is over your hand and not over the barrel, and dead accurate, at least mine was. only prob was availability of ammo, so we loaded alot of it ourselves using .30 carbine 110gr. loaded then damn near as hot as .30 carbines too, the gun is a tank though and would take it all day, but damn were those scurry to shoot!
and it can make kevlar it's... nevermind.
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The Glock 36 is a good gun. Very accurate for it's size. The down side is that the .45 ACP loses alot of velocity out of the short barrel. I would stuff it with 185 or 200 gr +P loads.
As for the FN 57. Cool pistol, but out of the pistol length barrel, it's just like a .22 magnum ballisticly. And the store bought / civilian leagal ammo does not have the armor piercing capability like the Gov/LE only loads.
The CZ 52 is a great gun too, and it's pretty cheap to buy. The good Czech ammo makes the gun awesome for penetration. Hell, Carlos the Jackal used one to wack a French policeman with body armor.
How about buying a Sig 210?
What is the purpose for your new pistol?
How much do you want to spend?
As for the FN 57. Cool pistol, but out of the pistol length barrel, it's just like a .22 magnum ballisticly. And the store bought / civilian leagal ammo does not have the armor piercing capability like the Gov/LE only loads.
The CZ 52 is a great gun too, and it's pretty cheap to buy. The good Czech ammo makes the gun awesome for penetration. Hell, Carlos the Jackal used one to wack a French policeman with body armor.
How about buying a Sig 210?
What is the purpose for your new pistol?
How much do you want to spend?
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Originally Posted by newyorkreload
looks like 10 to me....
Fits any Glock 9mm.
Fits any Glock 9mm.
As for the Glock decision.... I go w/the Glock 26