LOL!
Guns, that right, guns.....
For your viewing pleasure...., my newest, most excellent friends......they will take you right where you want to go.....everytime....
Posted on 07/08/2012 4:58:45 PM PDT by mylife
You cant outlaw them, they’re like grackles, they are always there squawking and crapping.
Much of the fire destruction out west is due to libtards denying folks taking down the dead wood that the bark Beatles destroyed.
The Fed Gov would not allow us to clear the dead brush and the place became a tinder box.
For anyone not listening.........
That’s beyond weird.
The CZ 82 is a complex pistol, but I have never heard of this.
I do notice mine has a little “hitch” 1/4 of the way when I rack the slide.
I assume that is when the trigger cocks.
Amen
I have 4 pistols beside me.
Ruger LC9, SW 442, Sig Mauser M2 and a CZ 82.
Guess with one I would reach for first?
I Love that CZ
The good news is you can get another one for under $200
I honestly have never heard of this malfunction.
What a drag
A Glock has 33 parts.
A CZ82 has 55 parts
‘nuff said
In doing searches on the internet, I came across just one other guy who had the exact same problem. However it was an old discussion board post thread and he never did say how he got the slide released.
But it was definitely the same problem. Loose ejector pin. Unfortunately there are no other components that can be removed in order to give me access to it.
It sucks.
True but I have never heard of a Cz 82 failing,
The Original makarov has the least parts of any pistol ever.
LOL!
Guns, that right, guns.....
For your viewing pleasure...., my newest, most excellent friends......they will take you right where you want to go.....everytime....
A CZ82 has 55 parts
‘nuff said
That is what I have heard.....good shooters, not so good for taking apart....
Yep, I was on that site yesterday.
Note that after making sure the gun is unloaded, the 1st step is to “remove the slide”.
Just the opposite.
Oops, misread. Thought you meant Glocks.
Did the brass eject, or is it still in the gun?
At least I’ve got my trusty KelTec P11 to fall back on.
Got to try out the new Northwoods Components trigger at the range yesterday. It feels like an entirely different gun. No trigger slap. No blisters. No sore trigger finger.
Speaking of LC9s, my wife’s is performing quite well. She is even getting pretty good at the mechanics of it. (No small feat since she’s left-handed.) She’s getting pretty accurate with it.
Beautiful!
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