jetinteriorguy
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You can make it easier to rack the slide if first you cock the hammer. I would say it's about 2/3 the effort this way.
I've never understood why CZ didn't offer an alloy-framed Compact (with safety).
But they do. Sorta. It's called the RAMI
No, I haven't, and likely won't - they're bigger than a Glock G19. My taste and needs have changed since the PCR - I have a G19 that I don't carry much, so I recently decided not to buy anything bigger than that. For the most part I see myself with pocket pistols in the future.Jaywalker, have you laid a hand on a P-10C or a P-07, just out of curiosity?
dgludwig said:Well, "no problems", unless of course that slide stop breaks when you're defending your life with the pistol. I guess your widow could return the pistol to CZ for a repair. As mentioned many times, I have had a CZ 85 for many years and it's still one of my favorite pistols-but I've never been comfortable knowing (hearing, actually) that slide stops are an Achilles' heel for some CZ pistols.
bricz75 said:If no one mentioned this, make sure the piece of sheet metal in the gun that presses against the back of the inserted magazine is curved and holding the magazine fairly firmly.
My old CZ75 broke a slide stop. Some of the slide stops had problems. Replaced it with an after market part and no more problems.
bricz75 said:didn't know there is an aftermarket slide stop. Who makes it?