CZ 75 or 75B

[wvsig]

I like the 75 line, and have owned several CZ-82s -- have had a bunch of 75s and 75bs (and still have an 85 Combat and P-07); also had a CZ-97B and a variety of "clones" (none of which really were clones, including a number of Tanfoglio-pattern guns. The rest of the CZ pistols, the older ones, are less interesting to me.

I had a CZ-50, and shot a friend's CZ-52 a good bit. I also had a VZ-52 semi-auto carbine for a while. (The pawnshop where I found it thought it was an Enfield, and had it listed that way on their books. I didn't tell them they were wrong -- as they were real snots and thought they new everything about the gun. (A semi-auto Enfield?) The VZ-52 is an interesting, simple design. Never shot it... couldn't find a good place to shoot it, and ammo was hard to find at that time.

Yeah I owned a CZ52 at one time. It was a bit of a novelty gun but ammo became scarce so I sold it. It was a blast literally and figuratively to shoot.

 

[Combat Diver]

Had both a vz52/57 and vz58 in Iraq. Both chambered for 7.62x39, interesting guns.

CD

 

[Exile_D]

Had both a vz52/57 and vz58 in Iraq. Both chambered for 7.62x39, interesting guns.

CD

Define "interesting", other than "Oh God, oh God, we're all going to die."

 

[NoNameHaveI]

All CZ day at the range today

 

[Combat Diver]

Define "interesting", other than "Oh God, oh God, we're all going to die."

Different manual of arms and features. Different folding stock design, bayonets etc. Both sweet shooting guns. Preferred them both over the SKS and AK47 series. Two Mauser rifle below are also Persian Mauser 98s . Long rifle is a BRNO 98/29 and short carbine is a Model 49, both in 7.9x57S. Persia is now known as Iran.

Meet a vz26 Light Machine Gun but it was totally dissembled and didn't get a chance to play with it.

CD