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How much 9mm +P, such as Gold Dots, do you think is healthy to run in a CZ? Do you think it would be able to stand up to about 200 rounds per year? 100?
CZs and +P
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I don't see there are much ill effect to the gun. The 75's come with a lighter factory recoil spring which you may want to change to a heavier spring. I don't like to shoot +P ammo with my CZ because the muzzle jump is preety heavy. If you like a bigger kick then a .45 fit you better.
Trigun
Trigun
The SP01 in particular, a full heavy steel pistol, with a heavy factory recoil spring (it is a military/police pistol) could digest that many and more without too much ill effect.
The compact, alloy P01...even though it is 'service' design might not do so well.
.....for example.
The compact, alloy P01...even though it is 'service' design might not do so well.
.....for example.
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gun can handle it no prob
change the spring if you find its a problem
the maid think to keep an eye on any cz 75/85 is the slide stop , thats a recoil point on the gun , allways have a spare one, as they tend to crack at about the 10k moark or less if you shoot +p
oww and dont buy a norinco copy and shoot +p wont last very long
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change the spring if you find its a problem
the maid think to keep an eye on any cz 75/85 is the slide stop , thats a recoil point on the gun , allways have a spare one, as they tend to crack at about the 10k moark or less if you shoot +p
oww and dont buy a norinco copy and shoot +p wont last very long
bbb
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- South Ontario
No problem, thanks guys. I am using a CZ-85 combat. My intention is to run a light diet of +P every now and then, not as a regular load.
If you are concerned about the slidestop, put a recoil buffer in. Best 5 bucks you can invest.
