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Slightly used Race Master for CZ SP-01. Right handed and Magnetic.
$100
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Palmetto State AR-15 with 18" stainless barrel and red dot sight. Fired very little.
$600
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I have a Heritage Rough Rider w/ 6 1/2 " barrel and Cocobolo grips. Never been fired.
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Bump for another price drop
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Bump for price drop
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I never got the chance to take up defensive sport shooting like I wanted and now I need a new HVAC, so here is a safe queen that needs someone to use it like it was intended.
This is a CZ Custom Tactical Sport in .40 S&W with all of the custom upgrades. Never shot by me. Come with 6 mags and original case.
$2400
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1 minute ago, Omega said:
Personally, I would not show my weapon until I was ready to pull the trigger.
I think the best kind of fight is one that I never get into. Therefore, I'd rather the guy see that I'm not an easy target and move along.
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The breeze may accidentally expose your weapon. Or you may choose to just make it know that you are armed. Technically that is not brandishing, which IS illegal.
From Google:
brandish - wave or flourish (something, especially a weapon) as a threat or in anger or excitement.
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I'm due in May. I've thought about it, but I may do the $50 in hopes that Constitutional Carry will pass by my next anniversary.
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I haven't been to a Bill Goodman show in many years, and I was disappointed in the last one I went to in Lebanon. The 'boro and RK in general always has good shows tho. I'll probably end up going to the 'boro on Saturday.
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TN HB1424 (https://legiscan.com/TN/bill/HB1424/2015) was just introduced to lower the lifetime from $500 to $200.
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I set a colander inside of a shallow bucket full of water while keeping water running into the bucket. I then agitate the cases by hand under the water. Plenty of water keeps the pins from sticking to the brass and the pins fall right thru.I just use a fine-mesh colander.
I also use a mesh strainer to remove all of the dirty water and then again to pour all of the pins in after separating. -
This isn't surprising knowing that this is the same one who uploaded a video to YouTube with another unnamed TGOer shooting darts through a blow gun with a primer taped to the end.
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I have a couple of customized CZs. One is a SP-01 with a lot of work done on it and the other is a 75 Shadow Custom. Both are absolutely top-notch shooters that I'll probably never be able to wring the maximum performance out of with my limited skills.
I've had dozens of people give both a try and all were amazed at the trigger and accuracy. For the money, I think anyone, but the most die hard custom 1911 fan would be ecstatic with the SP-01 Shadow.
The problem with the die hard 1911 fans it that they are going to pay a lot more than $1300 for their custom guns.
I'll have to say I have never had the opportunity to fondle an STI to see how the fit and finish is. But I own several CZs and can speak for their performance. Straight from the factory they are some of the most accurate stock guns you can find. I have an SP-01 Tactical that is an awesome shooter. I've shot it in IDPA and I can typically hit head shots at 7-10 yards with little effort and I definitely do not get enough practice to call myself an expert. I've shot in a few matches but have never shot in a qualifier to see where I would rank. If you slowly dry fire you can definitely feel the creep before the sear breaks. After break in, it is so smooth that its a non issue and still feels great - just not that 1911 feel. It feels like to me that they put in quality parts but just didn't do the custom work to make it a true competition gun. They designed and built these to sell to M&P after all. Even if that is where it stopped I would very happy with it for competition.
I also own a 75 Shadow Custom and a 75 Accu Shadow and to say that the CZ Custom shop improved the action is a gross understatement. Its like taking the awesome ergonomics of the 75 and adding a custom 1911 trigger in a SA/DA gun. Especially with the Accu Shadow as the take-up and short reset are almost negligible.
Before I got my Shadows, I saw Big K shoot his in an IDPA match and he was able to hold on the reset and pulled off a triple tap, and I never saw the muzzle flip.
My guess is that with the STIs there is more custom work done, which is reflected in the price. And you can go as crazy with them as you like. But, at least at my level, you can't beat the CZs for value, accuracy and shootability.
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No feeding issues with the semi wadcutters? What gun?I've had good luck with Perfecta ammo as well as the Federal Champion FMJ. Both are usually available at Wally World for relatively reasonable prices. That said, I now prefer to roll my own and prefer 200 grain lead semi wad cutters for range use. Reloading has made shooting .45 ACP almost as affordable as shooting 9mm for me.
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This is why the second amendment is such a huge target. It's a lot easier to control a population that has no power to resist.
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I had a Savage 93R17 for a while and it was a blast to shoot. I don't varmint hunt, but I've seen videos of rabbits being shot with it and there wasn't much left. I've shot at soda bottles full of water. If you lay it down and shoot the top of the cap, it will splay the neck wide open and there is no exit hole. With those ballistic tips they are quite devastating.
It is very accurate out to 100 yards or so, but like a lot of others have said, a little wind plays havoc with it because it is too light. It also drops off significantly after 150 yards or so.
My problem with it was cost. I gave it up in favor or .223 since I don't hunt with it. Not only do I get better ballistics, but I can custom load for less.
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I can't see too clean ever being an issue. Brass cannot hope to scratch steel or carbine without the help of some foreign material.
I wet SS tumble and the only concern I have is possibly shortening the life of the brass since the media is harder than the brass and I know it's taking material off to get it that shiny.
I would disassemble the die and clean it. Run a cotton swab thru it and see if it drags on anything. Clean it with non-chlorinated brake cleaner and then VERY lightly lube it with a dry lube and see if that helps. -
CMP sells used Daisy 853's for $100 with peep sights. I have 2 of them and they are really nice shooters. VERY accurate. I've been toying with selling one since I recently bought a PCP gun but haven't brought myself to part with it.
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If nothing else it makes it less serviceable.
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Mine has an actual grease zirc. I would use any good quality grease lightly. Oil will work, but it won't last as long.
Good point. My Dillon has a grease zirc but the oil question got me thinking about my Lee. The soap in grease will definitely help keep it from drying and to keep it in place better.
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Isn't that a 3k psi gun? How does the hand pump work for you?
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Seriously though, I've used Hoppes #9 so long I'm immune to the smell. Unfortunately, my wife isn't.
Hoppes #9 is the cologne of choice for gun nuts!
Rem OIl is so light you can use it to blow out the crud in the fire control components, but like you said it dries pretty fast. I use it for wiping down all of the outer parts. I use Militec-1 where I need oil to stay and some lithium grease on the rails.
A silicone or Sentry Solutinos Tuf-Cloth are great for all externals.
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CZ Custom Tactical Sport 40
in Firearms Classifieds
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