too pretty to shoot ?

[Parrothead]

Shoot it. I have ONE gun in the safe i will not fire. Its a 1947 Winchester 94. My grandfather purchased it new and never fired it. I won't be the first--atleast not now......

The rest get shot on a regular basis. Enjoy the craftmanship and accuracy of that CZ--Awesome Gun!!

Edited September 7, 2012 by Parrothead

[nightrunner]

I love stainless guns and that CZ is beautiful. It probably does need a break-in. This fella demonstrates how its done--

Man i want to find a rifle with a cow barrel!

[mikegideon]

Is he out of his mind?

Yes

[JeffsSig]

Nice gun Sonny!!

But there is guns that shouldn't be shot. I have a few that I will never do so.

If you can afford it and have others to shoot then by all means keep your safe queens.

[smithra89]

Great looking gun!

[willis68]

Shoot the piss out of it, I had one exactly like it, they clean up real nice

[Guest Lester Weevils]

The only CZ I have is a bi-color stainless frame black slide CZ85 combat. I'm a sucker for all stainless pistols. Times I looked at the catalogs and daydreamed of the concept of buying a cz-custom single-action fancified spensive CZ, most of those pistols are either all-black or bi-color.

A fella could buy an all-stainless CZ then pay cz-custom twice the retail price to remove half the parts and replace with other parts. And end up paying a lot more more than a "quasi-off-the-shelf" bi-color custom gun, just to get the same thing in all-stainless. A fella would have to want an all-stainless fancified guy a whole bunch to pay thru the nose for it, and wait til the shop got the work done.

So was wondering, why? One guess-- Most people prefer all-black or bi-color pistols? A competing guess-- Custom-machining would be more difficult to get a "clean looking" result working in stainless? But with black guns or at least black top-ends, all you have to do is re-paint em after the machining?

Am guessing it is just easier to paint parts after custom-machining, compared to customizing a stainless part so clean that it looks great without a fixup re-paint job after being machined?

[dieewigeteufel]

Too pretty to shoot is something a collector would say, and I'm no collector. I say shoot it to your hearts content. After all, the money you spend is directly related to the amount of life energy you've put into it!

[hornett22]

Don't get me wrong, she's a beauty but any gun too pretty to shoot is a gun not worth owning. Take her out and shoot the tar out of it!

Clean, oil and put it in a nice padded case.

I hate guns you can't shoot. They're worthless to me.

Very nice!!!

Couldn't agree more.