CZ 75 TS Orange
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I received my cz ts orange today. I don't have a range report yet but I have a few pictures. The gun is really nice it would be a bit big for smaller hands though. My wife said she prefers my 1911 for how it feels when she holds them.
I've had mine for about a month and it really is smooth. You can tell the guns been gone thru and fitted/polished at the factory. I have a regular Tac Sport and also a Checkmate and I'd say the trigger is in between the two. Light clean pull, excellent overall. Pistol feels a bit heavy but good balance. Very accurate but maybe just not as accurate as my X6 os STI Targetmaster, although those are both 6" barrels and made more for accuracy, then to be a race gun. Grip feels very square compared to a 1911.
It's a big gun and not made for small hands.
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It's a big gun and not made for small hands.
Ask anything else you'd like to know.
I received my cz ts orange today. I don't have a range report yet but I have a few pictures. The gun is really nice it would be a bit big for smaller hands though. My wife said she prefers my 1911 for how it feels when she holds them.
wow awesome ....congrats happy shooting !!!
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From Wolverine Supplies.
All TS (Orange or Czechmate) have it. It doesn't affect reliability or function tho, the slide goes into battery even if the recoil spring guide doesn't sit completely on the bottom lug.
Youngfreshtoodeath
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Actually it is a problem because the guide rod is not seated in the frame and the slide is not always completely in battery but far enough in the hammer will drop giving a light strike on the primer. I just read an email from CZ that this is the case and they are aware of it. They have discussed how to deal with it, either adjust the guide rod head or modify the barrel. I think they have modified the barrels and all existing inventory now though but I would like to see one to verify.. I have seen it last weekend with my own eyes so I know it is an issue. My buddy is going to have to get a gunsmith to mill down about 10 thou off the barrel so the guide rod sits where it is supposed to. I'd love to see a pic of yours. The first time I saw the new barrel design I thought how is the guide rod going to sit there because the old barrel design is flat up at a right angle and needs to be for the guide rod, now with the extra material the guide rod does not sit back flat on the barrel and thus not in the pocket in the frame either. And if not there is slop and I would assume the guide rod bouncing around will take a beating.
I am concerned about this since I have one on pre-order.
glocks do the same thing... Doesn't seem to be a problem.
I will definitely look at mine tonight and compare it to my Checkmate and see if there is a difference between the two barrels.
I have several thousand rounds thru my Checkmate and never noticed it was an issue, or that the gun didn't function 100%. I am pretty meticulous with examining stuff when I clean them and have noticed any odd wear patterns of any parts on mine. The Checkmate has never had a hiccup though and has been flawless, not to mention crazy accurate!
I have several thousand rounds thru my Checkmate and never noticed it was an issue, or that the gun didn't function 100%. I am pretty meticulous with examining stuff when I clean them and have noticed any odd wear patterns of any parts on mine. The Checkmate has never had a hiccup though and has been flawless, not to mention crazy accurate!
Here is a picture of mine. It has the issue you were talking about. I still think this is an awesome gun and defiantly would have still got it even if I new about this.
