Oppinion on Norc CZ copy

[powdergun]

This may have been and probably has been discussed so if someone has a link it would be greatly appreciated but:

What is the durabiltity, accuracy, and quality of these guns. I had an original CZ and sold it ( Stupid me) that was perfect with my hand loads. Do the Norc clones handle reloads just as well ?

Note: I just want a plinker in 9mm

 

[NAA]

Note: I just want a plinker in 9mm

Well, it isn't a CZ but for a plinker it would be an okay choice...

 

[Dsiwy]

Better off buying a used CZ75 or CZ75B "There in the $500 Range used some times less for the CZ75 pre B"

 

[Colin]

They are nice guns, but I do recommand replacing the springs. The finish is not as nice as the CZ and the sights are also lower quality. The main problem with the Nork CZ copies is that the price differance is not as great as with the other clones they make, so you really need to decide how tight you budget is.

 

[tree mugger]

They are fantastic !!

Tight and accurate !

 

[jester1]

Not to offend anyone I did see and shoot their version of the 1911 which I wouldnt mind owning. On the same day someone brought that cz out he had nothing but problems, went in for repair various times. It was a rattle can, poor assembly, and machining quality. It was also larger than that of a real cz. I think the guy who copied it for norico used imperial measurements when they should have been metric.
I wouldnt take it if it was free, ok maybe free. The 1911 I would, accurate to.