GrumpyOne

Recently there has been an uptick in potential scammers here on the forum. We try to catch them early and remove them, but we can't catch them all. This is just a reminder to do your due diligence when making a classifieds deal. If a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If you have a WTB ad up, and someone contacts you saying they have what you want for sale, and they have zero (0) posts on the forum, it is probably a scam. When in doubt of the authenticity of a forum member, contact a moderator. Do your research.

Blasphemer!

Same here, but I always thought it tasted like the glue on an envelope or postage stamp.

No one knows what a P9 is? Check the two in the top of the pic...

No problem.

This is not an ad and therefore not allowed in the classifieds. I have moved it to an appropriate forum for discussion.

Yep, that's it.

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Sargs, if you don't have a sawzall, a circular saw with a carbide tipped blade will make extremely short work of cutting them up. We use 1/2" thick pieces of UHMW plastic as target for a nightly range shoot, and we use the circular saw to cut the UHMW. Carbide tipped blade goes through it like it was warm butter.

Guga Ribas.

Whoa...hold on there...You have a Buddy? Just kidding. Glad to see you are still alive and kicking!

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Yes, the P07 / P09 mag body is wider...but not by enough to allow it to accept anymore rounds than the 75 mags.

Go out and shoot!

Thanks Shred!

Much. If that gauges, shoot it.

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Also, coated and lead bullets are usually oversized and I have found that they don't necessarily case gauge as well as FMJ's. It all depenxs on how tight your gauge is.

That may be a bit much crimp on that one, but measure and see if the bullet has been resized any (measure as near to the mark on both sides, record measurement, then measure a new one that hasn't been seated or crimped to compare.) You are very close to being good with the crimp.

Post a pic of the pulled bullet? Moat times, it is almost impossible to "crimp" a lead/coated bullet without some sort of line...you have to do just enough to secure the bullet, but not too much to resize the bullet when doing so.

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I talked to CZ about the mags back when I bought the P07, and they said, no, they wouldn't work, as the 75 mags were smaller and could possibly pull out, so I verified. CZ P07 Duty

If I recall correctly, I was able to pull my 75 mags out of the P07 without hitting the mag release. It may be that my mag release does not lock into the mag body as far as yours (on my P07). I did not have the mags loaded, nor did I close the slide. I kind of wiggled them back and forth and they pulled out.

My guess is OC, not OOB. As stated, Walthers are not known for firing OOB, not saying that it couldn't happen, as even pigs can fly for short time if you throw them out of a plane....but, over charges happen much more frequently.

The CZ75 mags will rattle around in a P07, and may not lock in. The P07 magazine is a little wider that a 75 magazine. I've never tried to fire a 75 mag in my P07, but I have fit them.