Jericho 941 parts
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Hey man hows it going. I have a few Springfield P9's and thought these two guns are not exactly the same they are both Tanfoglio made clones designed after the CZ75. The Jericho is the only Tanfoglio CZ75 clone however that is a one off design, I read that it was designed and built in partnership with IMA and Tanfoglio and they use allot of specific parts that are interchangable. Where say my P9 and the EAA are all Tanfoglio made parts assembled in the US threw there respected companies. Supposely their are interchangable Tanfoglio parts used in the Jericho I just dont know which ones exactly sorry. I am finding with my P9 there are few exact CZ75 parts and allotTanfoglio parts are. With that all said my P9 safety detent design seems to be from neither and its killing me because I need a spring and detent plunger in one of mine.
There a bunch of companies in the states that sell these parts but they wont import fire control stuff and if they do ship here the prices to get it here make it not worth it at all. I was talking to CZ custom parys in yhe US amd for a $6 part the shipping was $56 bucks. As for up here your on the right track with tanfoglio parys and CRAFM has factory CZ parts in stock.
Cheers,
Evan
There a bunch of companies in the states that sell these parts but they wont import fire control stuff and if they do ship here the prices to get it here make it not worth it at all. I was talking to CZ custom parys in yhe US amd for a $6 part the shipping was $56 bucks. As for up here your on the right track with tanfoglio parys and CRAFM has factory CZ parts in stock.
Cheers,
Evan
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Ahhh buddy give it up, you voice your opinion like some snitty little kid who is never wrong on anything, do you spend alot of time alone man? How about helping the person in need instead of constantly criticizing everybodies choice because it doesnt meet your criteria?
For starters I'm not your buddy. Second, its not about my criteria, its about people making ignorant statements of FACT and failing to support them with anything remotely valid. Ones opinion is fine, to each their own, but to make bold factual claims and fail to support them is akin to lying and is outright ignorant. Support what you say, or keep your mouth shut.
TDC
Care to substantiate that claim or is that just your personal preference/opinion(not that there's anything wrong with that).
Holy cow you have issues man, this site along with shooting sports in Canada is about fun, Glock claims "Perfection", apparently you think that of yourself as well.
The issue here is comprehension. Shooting is a discipline and yes fun is a large part of it. Broken equipment with sub par design features generally detract from said fun. I'm not sure if you follow so I will break it down. Broken gun=no shooting=no fun. As for Glock, they don't "claim" anything. Perfection is their marketing slogan, maybe perfection is what Glock is striving for, not their self righteous arrogant attitude as so many arrogantly claim. Perhaps we should look at HK "No compromise" or "In a world of compromise, some don't". I guess they're the best make out there and only the best run them, am I right? It is their slogan. Ruger claims "rugged reliable firearms" is that 100% truthful?
I'm far from perfect, but I'm a lot closer than many.
TDC
This thread went from a guy looking for a sear spring and main spring plunger to a full blown pissing contest and it only took 3 pages.
Anytime you go against something TDC dont agree with which is lots im finding it happens lol
Now please leave my thread
He is the same guy that came at me side ways talking bout a waste of money for me to put custom grips on my 1911 and then happen to come across a post of his on EE with a painted rifle and #### job at that lol
I remember that thread
well no offense but is it not? Why did you put the custom grips in just out of curiousity, and can you tell me what the function of paint is? TDC is a function over form guy.
And no offense as much as I hate M&Ps, objectively I would take one of those over a jericho or cz 75, the cz is very soft shooting, but it is fairly heavy and breaks fairly easily under hard use, the m&p has its faults but is way easier to find parts for be it maintenence or additional mags, and is definitely a more hardy pistol.
If you like your jericho great, don't try and turn this into a pissing contest. Subjective stuff isn't fact, like say you like the cz75 because its pretty. Good for you I cant and wont argue that, but if you tell me that through 20k rounds a cz will be more reliable than a glock, a quality sig 226, or a hk usp variant you better have solid proof to back that claim up.
Paint on a rifle serves a purpose, several actually. Paint protects metal from corrosion, paint also aids in concealment( I run my guns outdoors and not from the bench at a range either) and like most mods people do, it adds to the aesthetic appeal. Do your grips serve any useful purpose above the originals?
TDC
negative I am significantly browner than TDC, I am the resident CGN terrorist.
on a quick sidenote to transport, are you willing to put your money where your mouth is? you said you will take a jericho over a m&p and be ahead, are you willing to back that up? I see you are in alberta, perhaps you can bring your jericho out for a 3 gun, quite a few m&ps competing.
and to the OP where have you looked for parts so far? And a word of advice since you have to order them and wait for them to come in, order in some spares as well.
on a quick sidenote to transport, are you willing to put your money where your mouth is? you said you will take a jericho over a m&p and be ahead, are you willing to back that up? I see you are in alberta, perhaps you can bring your jericho out for a 3 gun, quite a few m&ps competing.
and to the OP where have you looked for parts so far? And a word of advice since you have to order them and wait for them to come in, order in some spares as well.
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If you read the thread I've asked Freedom Ventures, CRAFM, Zahal, Magnum Research, and North Sylva. And when I find parts I'll be ordering a few of everything that seems breakable.
