keeterbird

Love my CZ75BD because it has never met a bullet it did not like.  The cheap Russians do as well as Winchester

My first handgun was a H&R 929 with four inch barrel. I sold it in college, but found one about a year ago. I was excited to get one like it. Early memories are strong.

b/c CZs arethe most comfortable handguns, I could shoot mine all day. You will find your own reason to love them. They do multiply.

look up czechpoint.com.  they have some ready to  come back as soon as they get their military rifles up to date.

The H&R 929 was my first handgun. I can't remember when I traded it. I found one recently and now shoot it once a week-about 100 rounds. It is not nearly as accurate as the Ruger single-six, but a lot of fun and fairly accurate. It takes me back to the days when even as a teen I could afford to go out and shoot it. The single action is good the double is just fun. I have had only a few rounds that did not fire. It was my rabbit gun, but when I was young most of them were safe. I think you will grow to love it.

I have two, one is deadly accurate, and one shoots low. The big problem is finding magazines that work. I have a bunch and they keep the gun from going into battery. Finding a good ORIGINAL seems to be difficult. Keeterbird

I had the problem. Solved it by tri-focals. They are great.

I have a similar model S & W. Mine is 29xxx serial number and nickel. I'm told it was a pre-model 10 dated from about war time. I paid $250. Don't know if that helps

I have two CZ52 handguns. They are awesome. I have one that shoots low and one that shoots right on. I never figured it out.

I have two and like the gun. Problem for me is the magazines. I have two that work well and four that are not reliable. The surplus ones are the best. Don't get the ones from Sportsmans Guide; I had my share of trouble from them. The gun is great though.

I have been using Gunzilla for about two years, and even just in the dark closet I don't have any rust problem. Don't know how it works but it seems to.

have one and like it. It is accurate beyond words. The 2action trigger is a bit still, but I got used to it after only 1k ROUNDS. It is almost as accurate as my Ruger. Let me know how the spring changes effect it.

I have two colts left. Traded off a few, but I have kept two Official Police both of the early 50s vintage. I they have not had any problems and are still accurate, even with all the blue worn off. Triggers work well still. I have a smith early model 10, and it too shoots well and accurately. Maybe the old ones will last forever.

I have one with over 5K rounds through it, and I only like it more each time I fire it. The price seens excellent, If it shoots well, and I can't imagine that it won't.

You will love it. I do. Then you get a Makarov, and the beat goes on. The CZ-82 and the Makarov are perfect shooting guns for their age and the shell. I don't carry them, but love to shoot 12.50 a box ammo!