The CZ52 is above average in terms of pistol ugliness.Almost a year now I bought a pretty nice Ruger Single Six with .22LR and .22 magnum cylinders and shoots really nice! Has normal finish wear but mechanically perfect. Now at my local pawn shop they have a nice CZ-52 for sale. I asked if they would be interested in a trade for it. We bartered back and forth for a bit and decided on the CZ and $30 for the Ruger.. Why should I not do this? It will do everything the Ruger will with a little more punch. Especially seeing how cheap 7.62x25 is (but then .22 is super cheap)...
What are your thoughts, why should I do this, why shouldn't I do this?
Thanks fellas
Talk Me Out of This
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MachIVshooter
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Awwww, c'mon now. Just because the designer had a picture of a horseshoe crab next to his pistol drawing and got a little confused...........
When compared to Shevchenko PSh-4 the CZ52 is a beauty to behold.
gunnysmith
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Stay away from the CZ 52
Keep the Ruger and go for a TT33 or any clone thereof.
I've seen too many 52's fail, broken rollers, roller recesses and firing pins.
Keep the Ruger and go for a TT33 or any clone thereof.
I've seen too many 52's fail, broken rollers, roller recesses and firing pins.
spartanpride
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They were going to give me dough, not me give them some! And I'm not getting rid of my Sixer just gona get the CZ in a week or two outright.. thanks!
yhtomit
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This is one time that "talk me out of it!" came through
It's a good thing for my wallet I don't buy guns *often,* because I really never want to get rid of any.
timothy
It's a good thing for my wallet I don't buy guns *often,* because I really never want to get rid of any.
timothy
BHP FAN
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I'd keep the Ruger revolver and buy a Ruger automatic. As far as the 7.62x25 goes, the Tokarev is one of my favorite pistols.
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