Lookn4Brass
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Well, my new toy arrived yesterday, finally! This one used to belong to an elderly shooting buddy of mine, who shipped it across the USA to my local dealer for me. Turns out it's a gift. I am very grateful. I vaguely remember shooting it years ago, and all I remember about it is that it was pretty easy to use and fairly accurate. OK, so is this a model B or earlier, or what? I don't know much about TZ 75 or Tanfoglio, for that matter. I've searched the forums and found out a little, but not a lot. I'd like to know the overall views on this gun's quality, and if I can fit a trigger to it that has a different angle and adjustable stop (set screw) like some of the competition EAA guns I saw a long time ago. This gun fits my hand pretty well, and with some honing might get some use in a carry rig, and maybe even at a weekend steel plate match. None of my shooting buddies have one of these, and are all kind of old school/traditional for alot of handgun choices.
My currently most-used guns are a Springfield 1911-A1 in .45acp that I built for serious use, a S&W Centennial 640 .38spl (all stainless, +P rated), a Sig P239 and a really old but super accurate Italian made Beretta M92fs. Both of these shoot great, and are capable of ridiculously tight groups with reloads if I do my part on the shootin' end. The Sig is my carry gun of choice at the moment.
Any info of what my new toy's about is appreciated.
My currently most-used guns are a Springfield 1911-A1 in .45acp that I built for serious use, a S&W Centennial 640 .38spl (all stainless, +P rated), a Sig P239 and a really old but super accurate Italian made Beretta M92fs. Both of these shoot great, and are capable of ridiculously tight groups with reloads if I do my part on the shootin' end. The Sig is my carry gun of choice at the moment.
Any info of what my new toy's about is appreciated.
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