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I have six CZ's and they are my go-to guns. My CZ P07 is a tackdriver and has never jammed. I wish I had an FN, but too many safe queens already.

I have shot many problematic wild boars while on duty with a 9mm duty pistol and LEO loads and must say that the results were poor at best. In those situations, I can't say a .40 would have done much better. Now a deer is constructed a little differently, but I have shot many wounded ones...

I have a SPARC and have found it to be an excellent red dot. It constantly turns on while transporting it though as Vortex needs to rethink the controls.

I have trained on a FAL and carried one while I was in and it is the ultimate battle rifle - over 90 countries thought so. I would go with the FAL, optics, mags and ammo over any other choice.

I have used handloaded winchester 64 grain and hornady 60 grain sp and both drop deer like bad habits out of a mini 14. The winchester bullet is excellent and has exited the far side almost every time leaving a wound channel that looked every bit as good as a .243.

I have the Canadian version called the CZ858 which has the 18.5" barrel. I also have the NEA parts that enable me to cowitness through my red dot. It came with cleaning kit, four mags with pouch and sling for $650. Not bad, eh? It will shoot alongside many of my rifles including outshooting...

The 7.62x39 works well. I shot a very respectable Saskatchewan buck with my CZ858 (Canadian version of VZ58) last year. I was using PRVI 123 grain soft points. I shot the buck while he was trotting broadside at just over 90 yards and it dumped him on the spot. DOA. The autopsy revealed that...

vz58/CZ858 for certain. I have mine decked out with NEA aftermarket stuff and a red dot that cowitnesses. Accurate even with Wolf. Reliable as anything I have used. I am looking to buy another.

The CZ75 series is one of the best and most copied platforms out there. I own two and they are my favorite 9mm. I would take a steel cz75 over a plastic block any day.

I have a 1991 and it is my favorite handgun. Looking at getting another.

All I know is that I have owned a Series 80 1911 and a 1991. Still have the 1991 and absolutely love it. It is my go to gun.