CZ-52 Pistol
chrisslamar
June 30, 2006, 04:32 AM
Ok, so I致e decided I知 going to get a CZ-52 pistol. Does anyone out there have anything I should look for when I知 buying one? I知 probably going to buy one off gunbroker.com so I知 probably only going to be able to see pictures. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks a lot guys (and gals)
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TheGrouch
June 30, 2006, 04:47 AM
I've always wanted one, but have other toys higher on the list. Local gun shop had CZ-52, holster, cleaning kit and two mags for $99.99 last summer. Now, I see that the pistols themselves are $150+. Heard from a few owners about broken firing pins that were easily replaced.
MachIVshooter
July 1, 2006, 12:45 AM
Don't dryfire it and don't trust the decocker, but otherwise they are well-made, robust pistols that fire a potent little round with serious penetration capability. Quality aftermarket firing pins are available, should you break one. Hogue makes wood grips for these critters as well, though they are spendy. I personally have a difficult time putting $90 grips on a $100 pistol.:scrutiny:
Buck Nekkid
July 1, 2006, 02:06 AM
Howdy Pardner!
There are several pretty good CZ Forums that have areas for the CZ 52, check out www.CZShooters.com and www.CZForum.com
I've got three of the buggers and they are a hoot to shoot. The advice about the firing pins and decocker are very valid. I got stainless steel firing pins from a dealer in Florida, they're right nice!
Coronach
July 1, 2006, 05:44 AM
This thread is a dupe. I'm going to shut it down.
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