Recent content by Paniolo55

Congrats on your CZ85. As evidenced by your review,you shoot it quite well. Stay away from the pre-B CZ 75s. I brought one home in the early 90s and can't seem to stop buying them. Enjoy your new CZ and good shooting to you.

Randall I have a service model. It hasn't seen much range time lately;but, its always functioned just fine. No complaints from me regarding my Randall.

Another + 1 for Glocks I'm a "1911 first" shooter. However,I love my Glocks. As others have previously posted,Glocks are reliable,easy to maintain and built to last. I won't hesitate to recommend a glock to a new shooter. Another big +1 for Glock.

P220 & g21 I own both and enjoy shooting them. I've put several hundred rounds downrage in each without a single failure. Shoot both and choose the pistol which performs best for you. Either is a great sidearm. Good luck and good shooting.

CZ 75s I have three CZ 75s ( the pre-B models ). Two were imported by Action Arms and the last was brought here by an USAF officer and so has no importer designation. I have a few other pistols chambered in 9mm including Browning HPs,SIGs,Glocks,Berettas,Kahrs,Colts and H&Ks. I enjoy firing...

Recoil - 20 ga gas-gun v 28 ga pump Guv - IMO,there is very little difference in felt recoil between a 20 gauge gas operated shotgun and a 28 gauge pump. I have a Beretta 390 and a Remington 1100 Special Field which are both chambered in 20 gauge and will shoot these sometimes rather...

28 gauge loads for wild pheasant In response to the query of Dr. Winslow.....I have had great luck using Fiocchi Golden Pheasant shells for wild pheasants. The shells I buy ( from Scheels ) are loaded with 7/8 oz of shot and I usually buy a flat of #6 and #7 1/2 sized shot at the start of each...

28 gauge is GREAT I have a couple of 28 gauge shotguns and love them. One is a Charles Daly/Miroku O/U and the other is a model 12. I've used both to fill game bags on wild pheasants,quail,partridge,prairie chicken and dove. I've carried both afield from the Dakotas to Texas and never felt...