CZH 2003 - yay or nay?

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Interested in a CZH 2003. I heard of the limted run of chrome lined non-restricted barreled versions. Good buy? How do they compare to the CZ858?

Thanks
 
Same in terms of reliability and function. Except some non restricteds have chromed bores as you stated.

I thought you were selling g all your VZ goodies??
 
The CZH2003 where not included in the original ban - why? - because they were actually made from spare left over receivers (aka non-finished rifles) versus from completed select fire rifles. Hence when the conversion was made and the CZH2003's were assembled they were actually a NEW semi-auto rifle versus a converted rifle.

The neat thing about that - is that original SHE receiver markings were not obliterated like on banned versions (large box) VZ858s - because the Czechs were not trying to hide anything yet.

So from initial inspection they look like a military versus military/commercial rifle as they have military versus commercial markings (except for the laser etched name of the rifle on the side).

I think they are awesome!!!

Restricted = $500-750
Non-Restricted = $500-1200 ($1200 is what a commercially made CSA is costing)

Regards
 
Got one in the mail today. I must say I like I better than my CSAs I've had. Now to put it through its paces... Oddly, every time I purchase a rifle from Quebec it's never as advertised :( I think I'm done with that Provence.
 
agentcq said:
The CZH2003 where not included in the original ban - why? - because they were actually made from spare left over receivers (aka non-finished rifles) versus from completed select fire rifles. Hence when the conversion was made and the CZH2003's were assembled they were actually a NEW semi-auto rifle versus a converted rifle.

The neat thing about that - is that original SHE receiver markings were not obliterated like on banned versions (large box) VZ858s - because the Czechs were not trying to hide anything yet.

So from initial inspection they look like a military versus military/commercial rifle as they have military versus commercial markings (except for the laser etched name of the rifle on the side).

I think they are awesome!!!

Restricted = $500-750
Non-Restricted = $500-1200 ($1200 is what a commercially made CSA is costing)

Regards
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Thanks for the info!

BeaverMeat said:
Got one in the mail today. I must say I like I better than my CSAs I've had. Now to put it through its paces... Oddly, every time I purchase a rifle from Quebec it's never as advertised :( I think I'm done with that Provence.
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Avoid the guys from Quebec who have poor communication or seem arrogant and you should be fine. There are retards in every province and territory. P&S militaria and weimajack are based out of Quebec and they are outstanding dealers.
 
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DT741 said:
Got my share of :

-dirty
-banged/dinged
-poorly packed
-not as advertised

From all across the country...

Just sayin'
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I had a guy sell me a rifle that I searched for years to find and he just threw it in a giant oversized box and it broke in half in shipment and he was from Saskatchewan. Ever since then I am forced to patronize all of the people I buy from and give them detailed shipping instructions. Just because someone comes across as articulate doesn't mean that they're not completely ####ing retarded.
 
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