CZ pistols

[RugerJoe]

Anyone out there know why many retailers seem to be out of CZ pistols and their stock doesn't seem to be coming in? I've been waiting for over a month for Bud's or kygunco or cheaperthandirt to restock with CZ 75 pistols and it doesn't seem to be happening. Is CZ moving factory locations or something?

[MrSmitty]

Because they are really good guns and people want them!, I'd love to have a CZ-75 any version, even the Tangfolio.....maybe especially those, they are cheaper. A gun store in Indiana, where I just moved from had a CZ-75 pre-B for $415, but I just didn't have the money....dang it

[jrswanson1]

They have some new models coming out this year would be my guess. I want to get my hands on the long-slide 9mm.

[Kreutz]

I was going to buy a cz-82 next, but I heard its a living nightmare to takedown and reassemble and the Makarov may be better buy, anyone have any input on that?

[N0VA]

I'm sorry I did it now and won't ever do it again, but I traded two pistods at a LGS to buy a Glock 29 SF. Being a "For Profit" store, they offer no more than 40 percent street value for trade ins, even though the gun may be in new condition. I traded a CZ75 compact and a S&W Model 10 and am too ashamed to say how much I got for them. I traded the CZ75 because it did not have a decocker and I just could not get used to carrying it condition 1. I know people will say it is just as safe as carrying my Glock with a chambered round, but I just did not like seeing that hammer cocked back with the gun holstered, even with the safety on! And yes I realize that I can lower the hammer, but that's asking for trouble in my book.

So I called that LGS a few minutes ago and the salesman said he has not seen a CZ75 in a while...hmmm...wonder what happened to my gun? I Loved the way it felt in my hands - will definitely get another one some day I hope, with a decocker of course.

[BW1911]

Damascus Guns, Damascus, VA has some CZ's, or at least they did at the last SGK Gunshow in Hampton a few weeks ago.

[PistolPilot]

I bought my 85 Combat direct from the factory and had them do the hammer change and spring tuning before it was shipped out. I was going to have that done regardless of where I bought it, so it actually turned out to be nearly the same price since I didn't have to pay for shipping there and back.

[wpoppert]

I was going to buy a cz-82 next, but I heard its a living nightmare to takedown and reassemble and the Makarov may be better buy, anyone have any input on that?

I got a CZ-82 for Christmas, and I have not had any problems taking it apart or putting it together. My Tokarev, on the other hand, comes apart easily enough but is a real SOB to reassemble.

[MrSmitty]

My dad had a Sphinx in .40 and it fit my hand like a glove, then one day at a range a guy let me shoot his CZ-75 9mm....that sealed the deal.... I want one really bad......now just get a job,get a place to live, and pay down some bills.....oh well some day!

[Djskrilla]

CZ 75 B SA cal. 9 mm Luger, black polycoat 91150 is in stock at czcustom.com right now... for now...

[Micro]

"Where are the CZs?" Seems to be a popular question across the internet. High quality, reasonable cost = scarcity.

[BW1911]

Yup! They're like the old Timex ads, "take a licking and keep on ticking"