I went back to steel 2 weeks ago. Ran the CZ-75 with Winchester WWB factory 115gr FMJ ammo. Got done in 112.71. This week, I took some cheap reloads (mixed brass, CCI small primers, 122gr LRNFP bullet) that I cooked up. I was worried about them because I hadn't had time to shoot them at the range prior to coming out, to see if they might not work properly.
No need to worry. 100% reliability. They shot cleaner than the WWB. I cleaned the gun tonight (two weeks ago, as well), there was just a smidge of carbon blowback inside the slide and at the barrel's ramp. Leading down bore was gone after 15-20 passes with a bronze brush wet with Hoppes. Very quick and easy cleaning.
Time tonight was 104.09.
I did some light 'smithing work on the CZ, too. I replaced the factory front sight with a fiber optic one. Mounted the slide in my drill press and drilled out the necessary hole in the replacement front sight post. 100% successful, no problems encountered at all. POI = POA still.
I need some heavier CZ magazines, though: Even with the drop-free mag brake, completely empty mags don't always drop free. Gonna have to find a few mags with extended base-pads that are heavy enough to fall free. I guess it's okay if they take a few more rounds, too.
Shooting the CZ in "Limited" division, loading mags to 16rd capacity, holstered with safety on and single action first shot. If I were to shoot in "Production," I would have to limit myself to 10rds in the mags and first shot would have to be DA. At least, that's how I understand it. Still trying to fully figure out the divisions.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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