March 8, 2013, 12:09 AM | #1 |
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New CZ 10mm pistol?
http://youtu.be/iIK6cFPevmE
Prototype made from a CZ 97B and an SP-01 slide, custom built. Anyone think they might like one? |
March 8, 2013, 07:00 AM | #2 |
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I would.
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March 8, 2013, 08:54 AM | #3 |
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Not sure what it does that my EAA Stock 10mm doesn't do???
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Skans, How has your EAA 10mm performed for you?
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March 8, 2013, 11:25 AM | #5 |
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Not for me. BUT I really really like the idea. if I had a want/need for a 10mm this would be at the top of my list. Hopefully they get it made. Very cool stuff.
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I had a S&W 1076 and later a Witness Sport Long Slide to which I later added a standard 10MM slide/barrel. Both guns performed well, but although I had been exposed, I didn't succumb. Last edited by Walt Sherrill; March 8, 2013 at 02:38 PM. |
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I'm for anything that keeps the 10mm alive.
Only comment was it seemed from the video that the SA reset on the pistol was a bit much, but that may not be the case in reality. What is the mag capacity? |
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Vltor couldn't get enough interest to go through with their Bren Ten program, but CZ sees enough of a market? Good on 'em. |
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My biggest complaint is that it's not "cheap" to shoot, although I did find a good deal on bags of 10mm ammo at the last gun show I attended and intend on giving it a good work-out once I get the chance. |
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No, the CZ has its own distinct features, but the Bren was, in a lot of ways, a CZ75 blown-up to accept the .45 ACP cartridge, and the CZ97 is essentially the same concept, even if executed a bit differently.
I like that they are able to use the smaller SP01 slide, keeping the weight down, and also lowering the bore line, I'd think? The Vltor Bren was going to use Witness 10mm mags, also of 15rds capacity, as opposed to the originals Bren's 10-round capacity. I just could not "pull the trigger" on a $2000-$3000 Bren Ten, that maybe shouldn't even be shot, but a $700(?) CZ, chambered in 10mm, would probably make me happy. |
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If it can handle the 10mm, would this model also be suitable for the .45ACP-Super cartridge?
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March 8, 2013, 06:41 PM | #13 |
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If they're using the SP01 slide, it probably won't accommodate .45.
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March 8, 2013, 06:56 PM | #14 |
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If CZ made a 10mm, it would be my next gun, period.
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I'll Take one. Can I get on a list?
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Very cool: I've wanted that exact style of gun for a long, long time. So much so that back in the day (my second center fire handgun purchase) was an EAA Match Witness in 10mm... needless to say, it did not run with the ammo I was sold with the gun. Perhaps, the 10mm I was sold was not hot enough, but since 10mm was so expensive, I did not want to try to find 10mm that made it run. So, I sold the gun when times got tight, not willing to dump more dollars into a gun that did not run from day 1 (though I've had a number like that...).
But, the EAA was essentially a CZ 75 knock off, and I've always wanted to get a CZ. I love the feel and form-factor of a single-action CZ. Thankfully, I bought an XD 9mm as my first centerfire gun and lucked out with a winner. However, there's always been a hole in my gun-loving heart for CZ's and 10mm as a result. |
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I'd like one !! looks very cool be cooler if they will handle full power house 10mm loads . AND be priced reasonable !
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Is there more details of the gun?
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March 10, 2013, 07:54 PM | #19 |
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I'd get rid of the glock 20 and get one.
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March 10, 2013, 08:25 PM | #20 |
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Is it me, or is the slide not quite in proportion with the frame? Makes the front end look skinny, like a PMR . It certaintly looks more svelt than many of the other 10mm offerings, however. Hurray for someone adopting this cartridge (maybe CZ will come out with a 10mm carbine to match at some point )
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Of course I would want one
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barnbwt, it's a prototype made from a CZ 97 and an SP-01. I would have to assume any production offering would be a bit more closely matched, if this goes to production.
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I just bought a 10mm Witness compact last week. I would love to shoot more 10mm, but it is a pain to try to track down my brass.
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