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faughn1

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  1. I'm with Mr Bolo above. I like the extra weight of the standard SP-01 to reduce the flip. If you can find a local range with rental CZs, it'd be worth your time to go shoot a mixture. Between all the models, there must be 5 different incarnations of that one gun, and the CZ specialty shop, Ghost Products, offers 3 or 4 different states of tuning.

    It's mind numbing.

    Good advise. I hope to make it to Bud's in the next few weeks, they have a few different models so I can get a hands on comparison. The more I read, the consensus is the standard with its weight is better for less flip and quicker follow up shots.

    Thanks for the input, much appreciated

  2. that gun would be perfect for Production division; just need a kydex holster, CR Speed or DAA belt and 4-5 mag pouches along with at least 3 more mags. factory ammo is fine for now but eventually you'll probably want to invest in a reloader if you shoot a lot. a reloader will pay for itself real quick. then you'll want to get more guns to shoot in more divisions, and thats how the madness begins :goof:

    good luck

    That sounds like a plan let the madness begin, I do intend on investing in a reloader at some point, I carry a Kahr .40 and go thru 100 round a month

    (and would shoot more except for cost) Thanks for the info on the CZ I very excited to finally get to shoot one.

  3. As I get closer to buying a new gun I thought I would ask for some input, I am looking at a CZ-SP01 Phantom 9mm with a fiber optic front sight. It also comes with 2- 18 rd mags. for only $521. I am wanting to get involved in action/practical shooting via IDPA and USPSA. Next weekend I am going to get an opportunity to shoot one, so any input would be greatly appreciated.

  4. Hello, I am new to the forum and wanted to introduce myself, I have been shooting for around 10 yrs off & on and currently moved to KY from Ohio and just about completed the process to get my CCDW in KY. I shoot at the range 2-4 times a months, I have always felt if you going to have the responsibility to be a daily carrier you should stay sharp and forever be learning. Don't get me wrong the range is a great place to shoot, however I would really like to take it to the next level, in competitive shooting Practical & Steel, most likely. So Im a Newbie... be gentle. I currently carry a Kahr .40 and in the process of purchasing a 9mm CZ 75 sp-01, with fiber optic front sight. Everything I heard about Action Shooting is that you all are a great bunch of people and I'm looking forward to meeting some of you and hope to learn all I can. I am blessed to have a Shooting Club so close MRPC, I hope to come and visit in the very near future, It will be easy to pick me out I will be the 40 yr old man/child soaking up the goings on at a match, like a large kid in a huge outdoor gun store. If you see me tell to wipe the drool off my face and say get to shootin'

    All kidding aside I am looking very much forward to getting involved with this Sport and learning, sharing and growing, and I'm sure some shootin'

    SO, be safe out there.

    Scott

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