A quick Google search shows that a shop in Regina has some in stock in .380.
There might be some people I know that still have BNIB unfired ones, would not hurt to ask them if they might sell...
It's a pawn shop. I'm interested in a .380 version to go next with it's little brother, but not sure I'd buy from these guys. Maybe a distributor can bring them in.
32acp isn't that readily available, so I'd believe that some people bought one and had a hard time finding ammo.
Pawn king is a deceptive name and there is nothing shady about the place. He is a dedicated firearm retailer that mostly deals in new guns.
Hi Guys,
I'm happy to say that the CSA vz61 combat has recently been approved as a restricted firearm by the RCMP. We have also already received a shipment of them, and they have already started shipping out to dealers.
I think that Calibre did a get job on the opening ad for these, and I knew they were going to attract some attention. I'll be posting some pictures shortly. I had already taken some, but they weren't to my liking.
Here are some brief specs on the vz61.
Calibre: .32 ACP
Barrel length 115 mm
Comes with 3 magazines. 1x 10/5 and 2x 20/5
Nylon mag pouch included
It ships with a black plastic grip, but wooden versions will be able to be purchased as an accessory shortly.
Thanks,
Jon
What's the MSRP?
Is it .32 ACP or .380 ACP calibre?
Got my name on one at pawnking...but they listed as .380 had them double check and its stamped 7.65br/.32acp
is there both versions available??
Not at the moment. The orginal was supposed to be in a .380 auto. Which is why it's listed that way in some of our outdated dealer priclists. The downside with that was the ridiculous plastic straight magazine that had to be used.
In .32 ACP, we could utilize the proper metal curved mags that look about 100 times better.
.380 auto maybe available eventually. But once you see the mags it comes with, I don't think anyone would be impressed.
Thanks,
Jon
Not at the moment. The orginal was supposed to be in a .380 auto. Which is why it's listed that way in some of our outdated dealer priclists. The downside with that was the ridiculous plastic straight magazine that had to be used.
In .32 ACP, we could utilize the proper metal curved mags that look about 100 times better.
.380 auto maybe available eventually. But once you see the mags it comes with, I don't think anyone would be impressed.
Thanks,
Jon
Not at the moment. The orginal was supposed to be in a .380 auto. Which is why it's listed that way in some of our outdated dealer priclists. The downside with that was the ridiculous plastic straight magazine that had to be used.
In .32 ACP, we could utilize the proper metal curved mags that look about 100 times better.
.380 auto maybe available eventually. But once you see the mags it comes with, I don't think anyone would be impressed.
Thanks,
Jon