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My brother's CZ 75 9mm semi-automatic pistol .( Ceska Zbrojovska, made in Czechoslovakia circa 1991) with Hogue grips. Note the Heath Robinson job of Steel Putty applied to the spur of the hammer to stop it snagging on his jacket whilst drawing. Crude, but effective. He always carries cocked and locked. The gangster's nemesis.
trying out my crc crimson trace laser grip.
zeroed in at 50'. Very minimal variation between 15-25 feet.
Basketball Prague Games 2023 - DAY 3 - 17.6.2023 - Sportovní centrum Řepy, Praha - foto: Matyáš KLÁPA / www.basketballpg.cz
Glenn Davey may have suffered double disaster [ see later ] in his Championship rides, but the little CZ ran like clockwork winning with ease against the B40 BSAs.
Glen Davey on the CZ. Glen was on the winning 35 years+ England Classic MXDN team in Sweden recently - and also picked up the pot for best 250cc competitor. Great stuff.
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Česká zbrojovka (ČZ a.s.) is a Czech company producing components for the automobile industry and former firearms manufacturer also known for making ČZ motorcycles. ČZ was established as a branch of the Škoda Works Armament in Strakonice, Czechoslovakia in September 1919.
Motorcycle development and production as well as competition victories in 1950s and 1960s enabled the ČZ brand to be among the world’s most successful makers of competition and street motorcycles. After World War II, ČZ was the second largest motorcycle manufacturer in Europe. It was during this period that the company experienced its greatest racing successes. It began competing in the 250 cc and 350 cc classes of Grand Prix motorcycle road racing. These bikes, although technically refined, were rarely very competitive with bikes from the powerful Italian factories such as MV Agusta, Gilera and Mondial. (courtesy of Wikipedia)