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My first handgun was a H&R 929 with four inch barrel. I sold it in college, but found one about a year ago. I was excited to get one like it. Early memories are strong.
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b/c CZs arethe most comfortable handguns, I could shoot mine all day. You will find your own reason to love them. They do multiply.
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look up czechpoint.com. they have some ready to come back as soon as they get their military rifles up to date.
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The H&R 929 was my first handgun. I can't remember when I traded it. I found one recently and now shoot it once a week-about 100 rounds. It is not nearly as accurate as the Ruger single-six, but a lot of fun and fairly accurate. It takes me back to the days when even as a teen I could afford to go out and shoot it. The single action is good the double is just fun.
I have had only a few rounds that did not fire. It was my rabbit gun, but when I was young most of them were safe.
I think you will grow to love it.
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I have two, one is deadly accurate, and one shoots low. The big problem is finding magazines that work. I have a bunch and they keep the gun from going into battery. Finding a good ORIGINAL seems to be difficult.
Keeterbird
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I had the problem. Solved it by tri-focals. They are great.
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I have a similar model S & W. Mine is 29xxx serial number and nickel. I'm told it was a pre-model 10 dated from about war time. I paid $250.
Don't know if that helps
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I have two CZ52 handguns. They are awesome. I have one that shoots low and one that shoots right on. I never figured it out.
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I have two and like the gun. Problem for me is the magazines. I have two that work well and four that are not reliable. The surplus ones are the best. Don't get the ones from Sportsmans Guide; I had my share of trouble from them. The gun is great though.
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I have been using Gunzilla for about two years, and even just in the dark closet I don't have any rust problem.
Don't know how it works but it seems to.
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have one and like it. It is accurate beyond words. The 2action trigger is a bit still, but I got used to it after only 1k ROUNDS. It is almost as accurate as my Ruger.
Let me know how the spring changes effect it.
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I have two colts left. Traded off a few, but I have kept two Official Police both of the early 50s vintage. I they have not had any problems and are still accurate, even with all the blue worn off. Triggers work well still.
I have a smith early model 10, and it too shoots well and accurately. Maybe the old ones will last forever.
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I have one with over 5K rounds through it, and I only like it more each time I fire it.
The price seens excellent, If it shoots well, and I can't imagine that it won't.
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You will love it. I do. Then you get a Makarov, and the beat goes on. The CZ-82 and the Makarov are perfect shooting guns for their age and the shell. I don't carry them, but love to shoot 12.50 a box ammo!
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I have 4 CZs. Love every one of them, even the 52! The gun is reliable, and accurate, but for me the grips are great. They just seem to fit me. I suppose that is quite accurate, and with the PO-1, the grip is shorter, but does not seem to be uncomfortable like the short glock. At least for me.
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try a dab of Gunzilla.
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I had a 24/7 pro 40 cal. It was reasonable and I never had a FTF. It was reliable and comfortable, however, I also had problems hitting the target. I'm not a great shot by any measure, but mine shot low, very low.
I traded it for a Taurus Tracker and it is the most accurate in the world. In both cases the Taurus is still very comfortable to carry, one I can shoot and one I can't. I just stay with my abilities.
I applaud you for keeping shopping local.
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My favorite is a Ruger Single-six in 6 inch. I have over 5K through it without a failure and accuracy is still good
I also have a double action,, A Taurus Tracker in 6 in. Smooth and accurate. I paid $300 for it and like it very much, but my love is the single six. Look for TRACkER 22 and see how you like it.
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I use gunzilla with all my weapons. I have found similar red stuff in the fluid. I don't use much, but I was wondering if it could be the micro corrosive stuff from the original ammo. I'm currently using it in an 03-A3. Just to test my theory.
I have found no problems with the weapon using gunzilla.
any other theories?
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Hope you managed to find the ammo. I love shooting mine. Thanks to you, I put it in the range bag. Ammo is cheap, Just received 1k and paid $217. I will be a couple of hundred less today.
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I guess the most comfortable for me would be the cz82. That is followed by the CZ75B. What can I say, I think I have Czech hands.
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Ruger Single 6, 6" is something you might look at. Mine is accurate and just fun to shoot. One nice thing is that it takes a while to load the single action and that gives one a lot of time to view targets and to visit with co-shooters. I have over 5K on mine.
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I have two Bulgarians and they shoot eveeeeverryyy thing. I have not had a stovepipe at all. Use them with Wolf and Brown Bear mostly; all the same,I just love plinking with it. At the height of the ammo shortage, I could still get a thousand for $146. It may not be the strongest round, but for plinking: Availability is first. Price is second.
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I have three CX52s. Love them. They can clean out a range. Folks will gather to see what you are shooting. They are study. I have never broken a firing pin and my decocker works in all of them. Two are right on and one seems to shoot low. It takes me a few magazines to get on target with this one. Each has 3K rounds through them.
My TOK just seems to shoot easier and is dead accurate. I still haven't figured out why I love the 52s.
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Love my CZ75BD because it has never met a bullet it did not like. The cheap Russians do as well as Winchester