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I personally like over penitration. One hole in the front and one in the back. I also know how to get contol of the enemies hearts and minds. Two shots to the chest then one to the head. Worked every time for me when I tried it.

juniustaylor wrote:

boncchl wrote:DFUNK where did you get those paper diagrams? I would love to pick one up

Probably from the secret squirrel room.

You got a secret room JT.......


I have my "Man Cave" but my wife says I am nuts!

Try it!

Don't laugh until you try it on a blue gun. Yes Esquire Black Boot Polish. Ever notice how slippery your car gets when you put a coat of wax on it. Did you even see that wax running off the car on a hot day either. The car will be so hot you can't keep your hand on it but the wax will not roll off. ...

Dick he is a school teacher by vocation and one hell of a nice guy and just a pleasure to be around. I am going to bring the CZ 82 with me next time and just to see what he can do with it. I am no expert however, I can hit what I am aiming at most of the time and the 82 is the most accurate gun in m...

Foo Bird wrote:So unless I'm attacked by a Euro that knows firearms, I should be safe in that regard.

Should be, now I don't know if Foo birds are from Europe now. You are on your own there. I do know the FUBAR bird is American though...

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I can only speak from my experiences. In auto loading pistols, the recoil spring is a dynamic integral part of it's operations. I changed mine out to a 20 lb for correct cycle operation with todays modern ammunition and also the fact that the original was over 30 years old. 20 lbs is the normal wieg...

Meet the master of disaster:

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The De Santis Speed Scabbard for a Walthers PPK fits very nice for me. In fact all of my Walthers PPK holsters fit the P 64 very well. I like the De Santis because you can adjust retention with a simple screw adjustment. I have just completed the 200 round reliability test on the Kahr CW 40 I ended ...

In my opinion the pistol is setting much too high and could get knocked loose or grabbed is a tussle. I Like them lower and I never cross draw. Too much chance of a miss when sweeping left to right plus your strong arm is out in front of you to be grabbed. It should be 2 to 3 inches lower and behind...

The bottom magazine release is very European and still very popular over there.

Thanks Norm, I read somewhere that S&B made some for the Czech Army when they were using the CZ 82. It must have been on the CZ forums. I think you know my position on overpressured ammunition and that there is absolutly no need for it. Putting it in a 30 + year old Mil Surlpus pistol is dangero...

Thanks for all the input everyone! After taking it apart and looking at it for a while, I believe the actual cause of the apparent cant of the safety is a combination of dfunk and boomer's posts. I appears that a)the cutout in the rear of the slide is indeed misaligned, with the right side being mi...

I think the 115 grn stuff was used in their Sub Machine guns with the hard primers and that's why the 64 had such a heavy hammer spring to ignite it. If memory serves me, S&B made some 115 FMJ at the request of the Czech Army as well at one time for use in the CZ 82. That is kinda getting on the...

I got Silver Bear JHP all over here in TN. Goes for around $12.00 a box of 50. I have not hear anything about it being discontinued. I have a few boxes laying around here somewhere I received the other day http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=157040236#PIC But then again, I like S&am...