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Why does my CZ feel rougher than my 2011's


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I understand that the position of the rails is different, but it is still metal on metal. Racking a well oiled 1911/2011 just sounds smooth. My cz doesn't feel/sound that way. Is it a lesser steel?

My CZ is from the custom shop and is a real tack driver, but it is like nails on a chalk board when I rack it.

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Does it really matter?

There is how a gun "feels" and then how it shoots.

Between a box stock SP01 and a super gooshed up Shadow, i cannot feel a difference (trigger aside) when actually shooting them. Even an Akai gun while nice in the hands shoots like a Shadow.

Maybe im just a simpleton, i dunno but subjective "feel" of a gun when you're not shooting it never mattered to me.

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Maybe 4-5K. That is probably pushing it though.

I realize that I am in a small group here, but I really get off on a gun being, feeling, and sounding smooth. There is a guy who shoots with us who built his own gun by hand, with no power tools other than a dremel. (so he says - doesn't really matter for this example) He hand filed and lapped the slide to frame. The gun is rather ho-hum looking, but I love running him just so I can hear when he racks the slide. It just sounds so silky.

My gun shoots great, I just hate the way it feels/sounds. Maybe a trip to a smith is in order. Should they refit the slide altogether, or just lap the rails?

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Its easy to smooth it out. Its quite simple to do it yourself. JUST SHOOT IT! I to like a smooth cycling gun. My custom 1911s are like that. The CZ aren't even close. The ones that are Cerakoted, which is all but a back up shadow, are much smoother but nothing will be as smooth as parts that where oversized and fitted together.

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