Czech CZ-52 7.62x25mm

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@charger19691 12 лет назад

Two words that bring a smile to my face " military surplus ". The Czechs really build some great firearms. Amazing build quality.

@MrIridium192 8 лет назад

7.62x25 is a MONSTER cartridge...

@nathanmurphy8211 7 лет назад

Recently went to a gun show with my dad a week ago. Saw one of these babies going for 350 with original holster and stuff. It still has the original gray finish and is in great condition (the previous owner was a collector). My dad talked him down to $230 for it. One of his best investments imo; it's a great gun.

@josefigueroa4012 6 лет назад

Nathan Murphy $230??? That's very cheap for a powerful firearm.

@jamesrice8560 7 лет назад

7.62x25 is an amazing cartridge. Would love a modern handgun in that caliber.

@gromann 7 лет назад

James Rice I think it'd be the perfect carbine round, fast as hell for a pistol and out of a carbine probably as quick as the m1 30 cal

@CAPTIVEPULSEMAKER 6 лет назад

gromann ....I designed a carbine for this round.

@josefigueroa4012 6 лет назад

Judson Joist nice...

@benjimenfranklin7650 6 лет назад

James Rice they do make modern arms in this caliber.

@jabohonu 5 лет назад

@@benjimenfranklin7650 likke ??

@twineofdeath33 10 лет назад

My uncles friend has one of these. He brought it to our cabin in WV and we had one hell of a time shooting random things with this gun.

@jarek94cze 7 лет назад

This was my father's personal weapon when he was a NCO in the Czechoslovak people's army.

@josefigueroa4012 6 лет назад

Jaroslav Kubík personal weapon?? That's like walking around with an AK as your personal firearm..

@actinganimal885 4 года назад

Jose Figueroa what?

@wetimusprime3066 4 года назад

@@actinganimal885 🤣😭😭

@nolancurtis8826 11 месяцев назад

@@josefigueroa4012personal weapon in military terms means the firearm an individual is issued. To differentiate between crew served weapons such as artillery, etc.

@1991322 8 лет назад

Great video! thanks ;-) just a minor complaint - that is a Czechoslovak pistol not just Czech we split in 1993 and these were made way before that (same goes for Vz. 58) :-P and one hopefully interesting information: that VOZ refurbishment mark means "Vojenské Opravárenské Závody" which translates roughly as "military repair workshops" there were several of those military establishments across Czechoslovakia and they refurbished and upgraded anything from pistols and small firearms to APCs and tanks :) keep up the great job

@cryptic-x721 Год назад

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@TMS5100 12 лет назад

CZ makes fine pistols, and the tokarev is a potent cartridge. the 52 is one of the better looking cold war designs.

@tadbarker7082 4 года назад

That was one of the best reviews I’ve seen on a firearm … and I’ve seen a few. Well done man. Thanks for doing it 👍

@alaskanbullworm5500 9 лет назад

czechnology :)

@johngifford7725 2 года назад

Legendary!

@royphelps8084 4 года назад

I've 2 of those . Did have 3 but , a guy at work wanted my extra one more than it was worth

@MrAndrewmcgibbon 8 лет назад

A+ for the red dawn reference

@coltonsin64 8 лет назад

Alternate title: When Two-Liters take Flight.

@bretthompson3637 10 лет назад

Lots of fun up until the firing pin breaks. Went through two of the original (cast) pins, first one lasted 500 rounds, next one broke in half before 250 rounds. Got a US made machined steel pin on order. We'll see.

@edpurser9883 9 лет назад

Love my cz52. Never had problems with jamming. Went one step farther and modified the front of the frame and added a two inch accessory rail for a light and laser combo. Send you a picture soon. Love watching your videos.

@lord_slitherr8884 Год назад

Brother. Share tour art. Wish the same for mine

@mecho68 8 лет назад

Elegant and well made pistol , amongst my favourite .

@sleestalk 6 лет назад

I own one of these guns, and its really a millitary open combat pistol, not advisable to use in competition or conceal carry. Other than that, the ammo isnt too hard to find and its pretty accurate, and along with the powerful 7.62 tok rnd its very high velocity but managable given the heavy weight of it. I had no idea the roller block mech was designed so that the lip of the mag could be used as a dissasembly.

@macfeure 8 лет назад

Thanks again for the upload and review. I just purchased a CZ 52 and your video has helped me learn the quirks of this wonderful gun.

@pojipoji3783 4 года назад

😅ok..

@chucklanman3315 8 лет назад

I have a 1953 CZ52 with the 9mm barrel and it's great.

@TheSkylineGODZILLA 6 лет назад

Old Army Gun of Yugoslavia the Zastava aka Yugo Tokorev M57 gives me goosebumbs because back than everyone must been trained and visit the army so did my father so that means thats the gun my father trained with in Army

@CZ92026 9 лет назад

This is one of my favorite guns. Got mine about two years ago at a local gun shop for 200. Beautiful shape. Shoot it all the time with zero malfunctions. And at least 1000 rounds through it. Also have the 70 and a 75 compact. Same deal, zero malfunctions. Only issue I have is on the 70, the slide doesn't lock on the last round, not a big deal for me.

@WhiteCavendish 9 лет назад

Awesome. The Czechs are geniuses of weapon design. It's no wonder Hitler went after Czechoslovakia right off the bat.

@mr.bombasta587 9 лет назад

WhiteCavendish Thanks :D

@NeuKrofta 9 лет назад

Czechia #1!

@ottofrinta7115 8 лет назад

+WhiteCavendish Yeah, our tanks were far better than German tanks in 1939. After they were seized,German commanders used them to lead German tank units when attacking France...

@NeuKrofta 8 лет назад

Otto Frinta you also meam, Poland and Russia right? For tanks from 38 to make it to 60km within Moscow a good 3 years later is pretty dang good I'd say. Only being outmatched by the T-34 which is to be expected. That's like putting a Novice boxer in a ring with a heavyweight, T-34 weighed; and had a cannon calibre over twice what the LT-38 did.

@Terabit3 6 лет назад

I think you mean Poland.......

@mishcolz 4 года назад

I like that you use a quality camera. Other channels use worse even in 2020. Thumbs up

@genegarren833 6 лет назад

Good video and very interesting. I have a VZ-58 7.62X39 with the wood furniture. I just recently purchased it from Czechpoint. About 5 mintues after I purchased mine online, they were all gone. Love it. I like the Soviet / Warsaw Pact weapons, as they are very reliable, and the ammunition is very reasonable. I served in the US Army for almost 29 years, first as a Ranger Instructor, then on to Special Forces as a Weapons man, and later after successfully completing Selection and follow on training served in a Special Mission Unit. I preferred the AKM over the AR-15. Also the HK-33 and 53 over the M-4 Carbine. Great job as usual buddy. Thanks.

@Megzamani 11 лет назад

I saw a cz52 this fall. Thank you for showing me how it works

@NorthWriter 7 лет назад

Man. I love these pistols. My first gun was a CZ-50. Beautiful design, well-made, and really fun to shoot. The ingenuity here makes me smile (magazine lip as the disassembly tool? Genius!). One thing I appreciate about these is the big slide. On the CZ-75 and variants (like the EAA Witness, etc) the slide grips are so narrow that if you've got a stiff recoil spring or sweaty hands, it can give you some difficulty. Not so with the 52. Nice, big, fat slide to hold on to.

@NorthWriter 7 лет назад

Extra magazine, yes (Barry would cringe). Unfortunately I never got an extra with mine. Mine only came with one mag, and a goofy shoulder holster that I promptly threw away. But yeah, great pistol. I had an occasional feeding problem, but I've learned that was an ammo issue. I love those Czech pistols.

@Toolness1 7 лет назад

I Love the CZ75 design. I have a CZ75B Omega as well as a Tanfoglio Witness-P and a SAR B6P9C. Those are both just poly versions of the CZ75, the SAR B6P9C is a CZ 75 compact copy basically, with a polymer frame. All very nice pistols. The machine work and fit/finish on the SAR is close to CZ quality, and the Tanfoglio is no slouch either.

@NorthWriter 7 лет назад

No doubt. My point wasn't to slag off the CZ-75. It's just that the grip on the slide is so narrow. That's all. Functionality is perfect otherwise, except for the slide grip.

@briandaniels5596 4 года назад

I just picked up prestige czech 53 can someone tell me the difference between the 52 and 53 and when I buy shells for it what size do I ask for do I ask for. 7. 62

@EricKPoorManPrepper 9 лет назад

I just love the yelling of "Wolverines !!" ,..lol although a lot of viewers may not have seen the original "Red Dawn" movie,.. it brings back a lot of memories for me....

@shockurmom 12 лет назад

Great review! This was my first pistol, a gift from my Grandfather. A good friend of his passed away ( I think in the early or mid 90's) and was an avid gun collector. His wife didnt want anything to do with the guns and was packing them up to sell to a local pawn shop or gun shop (Im not sure) My Grandpa helped her with the collection and in return got to pick one of the firearms to keep for himself. He never fired it and didnt even know what he had until he gave it to me a few years ago.

@DantezMaritu 12 лет назад

Finally something from my country! If I am not blind, of course. Great video, well researched from what I know.

@NoGuff 12 лет назад

This video is great. I've never seen a video about Soviet pistols, and in such detail. Great job.

@ironhealzer 12 лет назад

Thank you for showing your groupings on paper! This shows reality better!

@TheJuiceMane 12 лет назад

Thanks for another great video guys I love the down sight view you did nice work

@billvinord9282 5 лет назад

Got one and has never failed me yet. Also a proud owner of the CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical. Looking at the Phantom now.

@MrCoreyRobert 12 лет назад

Love the "aim down sights" angle... especially with that 1080p quality. more please

@WallyMerc06 12 лет назад

awesome video brother, never heard much about those pistols before, thanks for bringing it to us

@szabo50 12 лет назад

great review---no dead air--great facts and demos-Thanks for the upload

@dustyrusty7956 9 лет назад

A nice CZ52 is upwards of $375, now. After watching another Utube demonstration, I checked into the price. I own a Tokarev which (of course) uses 7.62x25 ammo. So, I can dig into my armory for the CZ52. Won't get one until I get my official C&R FFL back from ATF...another 45 days or so. I like IV8888s reviews, and trust that he is not shilling for any manufacturer.

@billmelater6470 7 лет назад

I bought mine un-issued and still in the shrink wrap. Feels like someone designed the grip after a 2x4, but it's still one hell of a fun gun. I get a lot of heads turning at the range when people hear it go off, not looking for the guy with the pistol to be making that noise. Lastly, I have to say that these guys handle that recoil like real pros on that rapid fire. That thing really bucks.

@showmesomevideos 6 лет назад

I absolutely LOVE this fire arm. It was one of the first (if not the first) I purchased for myself. I have since purchased a plethora of side arms, many have been handed-down to me, and I carry my .45 XDM (which I also love) but the CZ-52 is STILL my favorite:) I kid you not, I pulled this relic from my side during a recent "outing" and picked-off a 1 lb. propane cylinder from nearly 100 yds. (no b.s.) on the first shot! Impressive? It WAS impressive to my buddies who were shooting with me and it was REALLY impressive to ME which is why I holstered it and moved onto my .45 after that first shot.LOL Seriously, it was a 1-in-a-million shot but it felt good and, of course, it sounded quite obnoxious too. Naturally, they wanted to shoot "the cannon" in an effort to replicate what they'd seen and we all had some fun for the remainder of the day. IMHO this is a great gun I'm grateful to own.

@SpawnPixel 9 лет назад

I just shot this like 2 days ago, really fun. I also shot an SR9, it was my first time shooting.

@bigbadfnmonkey 12 лет назад

Love these old CZs...cool video brother.Mike

@gatling185 12 лет назад

Really liked this vid.Found out some stuff about my CZ I didn't know. Mine is with the zinc finish and no refubs, numbers all matching. The trigger slap is the only thing I don't like about it, but I like shooting it just as much as the Glock and the 1911. I love how it kicks the casing out. Thanks again.

@jerrydonquixote5927 10 лет назад

If these were reproduced, THEY WOULD DO VERY WELL, we were hitting a 5 gallon bucket about 2 out of 8 shots off hand @ 200 yards & the misses were not by much,!! But beware these are guns you dont want to dry fire, you will break the firing pin, but Sportsman Guide carries new firing pins ,, Love the roller ball delay,,these are fine guns & a hell of a lot better looking than the Tokarev,!! LoL but I cant say enough good about these, they penetrate like hell too!!! Cold frozen coats on the Eastern Front didnt stand in the the 85 gr ball ammo, fine little bottle necked cartridge, LOVE THESE PISTOLS!!!!

@LandonCahow 6 лет назад

Wow, what an informative review, I must admit I was not aware of this gun. Great job!

@joehelvey5794 3 года назад

That’s cruising faster than .357sig! That’s just a cool little pistol, I had no idea the magazine was the takedown too.

@michaelwhawkins9912 5 лет назад

I just got a 52 I love CZ

@connerstines1578 7 лет назад

Picked one up today. Pristine, no import marks. $380.

@EnderBOT122 3 года назад

Bought one today for $225. Pristine condition, import marked

@timothyprice9064 3 года назад

@@EnderBOT122 Did you find any ammo? If so where?

@EnderBOT122 3 года назад

@@timothyprice9064 lol no

@timothyprice9064 3 года назад

@@EnderBOT122 I just found some in stock, but it's $32.00 a box, 3 times what I use to get it for.

@bryandaley409 5 лет назад

I have one of these guns unfinished and all the works they shoot very nice and are good for a football field

@randybennett4102 6 лет назад

thank you for the review -- Good job!

@zacharydevan4107 3 года назад

I got one about 15 years ago in Shotgun News for $79.99. Cheaper Than Dirt use to carry 800 round cases of 7.62x25 less than 10 cents a round. I should have got more than one case and maybe a couple more 52.

@gethinjones8992 4 года назад

i was on vacation in czech republic and i had a shot on one of these at a range its a realy nice gun i realy enjoyd shooting it 👌

@panama-canada 12 лет назад

It's good! You don't even blink when you do that. I like that!!!

@glockerbob 4 года назад

Have had mine for years. It was refurbished once in1977. And still they did it in fosfate . Still runnin strong and all I have shot through it is surplus corrosive junk cause I found a bunch at $88.00 for 1620 round spam cans. Got 4 cases and still have about 800 left. Guess I'm gona have to buy some more. But it won't be that cheap😩

@true6lue 10 лет назад

I actually bought one at a gunshow in SC not to long ago didn't know what to expect being that it was my first gun that shot 7.62 rounds. Now i'm a fan of the 7.62 round there should be more pistols that handle the round.

@1961goofy 9 месяцев назад

2 things to keep in mind with this pistol. Don't dry fire it. The firing pin is cast, and it will break. Also be careful lifting the barrel out of the slide, it will fly. Also hard to find, but great if you can, is the original czech rounds, steel case and on 8 rd stripper clips. That stuff is way hotter than the usual 7.62x25. The stripper clips were used for the czech sub gun.

@christopherscott3120 10 лет назад

YES. I dream of having a 7.62x25 carbine. I have heard there are M4 conversion kits, and some Polish PPsh-43's have been imported. There are also Sterling carbines in this caliber floating around.

@lord_slitherr8884 Год назад

Love my pps43. Just pick one of these up today

@locknloadbitch 12 лет назад

I had no idea a handgun could fire some kind of 7.62 ! Great vid Greetings from France

@johndeere1951a 2 года назад

Love my vz52 🇨🇿👍👍 Love the BANG💥‼️ that can be heard 2 valleys away🎧🎧. As of 2021 market prices now up to $700 - $900😳. I found a complete armourer spares kit, and a CZ wood crate of 7.62x25T , 1200 rounds on stripper clips wrap ped in white paper, wax sealed in crate. With this and my H&K VP70z I'm ready if Putin visits New Hampshire. My back ups are vz 75 preB and 2075 D RAMI 🇵🇱🇺🇲✌️☮️

@MrPuddnhead 12 лет назад

Yeah, I picked up 3 of these several years ago for about $65 each from J&G Sales. I did the 9mm drop in barrel and after market grips on one. All 3 are great shooters. I also have a TT-30 and a TT-33. I like them all. That 7.62x25 round is badass if you ask me.

@prescotian1500 12 лет назад

This makes me miss mine ironically on the same day this video was uploaded I sold it

@morelightpm457 11 лет назад

I bought my cz-52 for $75 from a friend who needed the $ and couldnt find sufficient amounts of 7.62x25mm. Ive had my for about 17 years. Its extremely loud and can have a large fireball. Love the vids!!! Ga Boy in Taylorsville

@christopherscott3120 10 лет назад

I own 2 CZ52s, one in original grey, with custom OD green rubber grips, and one parkerized with walnut grips. The grey one is the more accurate one. So much fun to shoot. I used to have a gorgeous hard chrome '52, but it looked much better than it shot, so I sold it at a profit last year and used the money to help buy a Kahr for carry.

@Yurishch 7 лет назад

The 7.62x25 is a very powerful round. Maybe, even too powerful for a service handgun. Recently, we tested a steel Russian helmet of the WWII design while shooting at it from a 15 meter distance with such ammo as 7.62x38 (Nagatt revolver), 9mm Makarov, 9mm Luger, .40 S&W, 38 Special, .357 Magnum and 7.62x25 Tokarev. Only the lattet one had penetrated the helmet.

@ryanstar463 7 лет назад

Yurishch because none of those cartridges were made for penetration , the shells you named are created for the use of knockdown hense the word pistol and not rifle . But a 357 sig to me is a smaller version of the 7.62x25 both are made for penetration while having some knockdown

@ghunt09 5 лет назад

Surely 357mag did...

@patrickmuhwheeney6518 4 года назад

Than you sir, very helpful!

@Robin6512 11 лет назад

and the Czech rep is a beautiful country too. at least the Brno area where I was. Love your beer mate!!

@robgilley1144 8 лет назад

Timothy Paz if you see this. My phone refuses to do replies but I can post. I bought one 8 months ago. They're still around. Just that they only made a quarter million of them in a two year stretch. So its hard to find. But they are cheap. A good one runs around 200-250 USD. I got mine with the original duty holster, cleaning rod, original magazines, the finish is original. It wasn't one of the ones that got refurbished. But it didn't need it. This thing will keep 8inch groups at 100 yards. Thanks Iraqveteran for spreading the word. This is in my opinion THE BEST handgun ever made. They ought to bring them back. I know people will think I'm nuts but because of reliability and accuracy this is my edc choice with a Taurus m85 stainless steel ridin back up.

@robertgrosso31 11 лет назад

just got one,havent fired it yet. I learned a lot from your video,mine is not refurbished and it is light grey and the question is finally answewed no the pouch is not a repop . thanks for your service and your info bob grosso

@StephanieNblake 12 лет назад

good job love the review keep em commin

@lordofwar2006 12 лет назад

thanks for videos like this i love C&R pistol like the tt-33 and CZ-82 & Russian 1895 Nagant Revolver and i can't forget p-38 LOVE to see new videos on C&R guns and some facts and history on them to thanks so much for videos like this and not being a sell out to one kind of gun ( new the next big thing) or for video views like some very big youtubers not all but some

@tommygunm1a1 11 лет назад

Excellent review of this fine weapon

@ROBK636 12 лет назад

I have one of these and one guy at a local range was like "what the hell are you shooting." he did not know a small round could be so loud. Also it ejects brass into orbit or bystanders very well.

@Guardmn 9 лет назад

The CZ-52 Rocks.

@TheVeneth 12 лет назад

Just one thing to point out.. code rid means code of the factory (I think is is armory Strakonice if not mistaken) that made that pistol.. Right after the war, Czechoslovakia continued "German style of coding" as was established in Czechoslovakia during the war years.. for example ammunition for this pistol (military) was made in factory bxn ;')

@RobertoDonatti 12 лет назад

Great vid! You probably know that this cartridge (with different loadings) was used in the Borchardt, the Mauser 95 and the Tokarev, so I think it's the oldest semiautomatic round in existence. I once read that the Czech load is 25% hotter than the Tokarev. Using soft point bullets I shot several javelina and roe deer with my Mauser w/shoulder stock.

@paul8m3 12 лет назад

I always love erics 'red dawn' war cry.

@strizhi_mir9252 8 лет назад

I wish I was old enough to have bought these when they were available

@AndroidGamesFTW 6 лет назад

I got mine off of egunner for 250

@josefigueroa4012 6 лет назад

KriegProductions what??? That's cheap.... What about price on ammo?

@tomparkinson9109 12 лет назад

It's definitely one of my favorites, despite the sights being microscopic and the ammo being somewhat rarer these days. (I wish more companies would make new production Tokarev, or someone would start making the 9mm drop-in barrels again. Tokarev is the cartridge that makes me consider taking up reloading.)

@Nattleby 10 лет назад

Just traded in my old Universal M1 Carbine for one of these and hightailed out of my LGS before they changed their minds. Lol. Cleaned all the Cosmoline out, can't wait to shoot it! It's a '54, all original (non refurbished) rid. Who ever was issued this one took amazing care of it!

@moc6897 7 лет назад

As far as I know, this pistol is "roller locked" (somehow like the MG 42), but not "roller delay" - like the G3. "Roller delay locked" - which is a kind of "blowback" but "delayed", still was invented by the Germans before the end of the war, but the system and patent was hidden by them, so that the US couldn't steal it after may 1945. The Germans later brought the construction drawings to Spain, where they built in the 50s the first assault rifle - the CETME - with "delayed blow back". While in the MG 42 the rollers are the "locking" elements, in the "delayed blow back" the rollers function in a sense of levers between the two parts of the breech block, because a "delayed blow back" is not "locked" but "delayed"! :D Best regards!

@KD7VCF 12 лет назад

This is next on my list of guns to purchase. The roller delayed blowback system is frickin' neat.

@deltaomegaable 12 лет назад

awesome gun. it is awesome how the action works... delayed roller blowback... wow.

@narcissistinjurygiver2932 3 года назад

makes me sick that i did not buy 10 of these 15 years ago when they caught my eye. damn it

@nihilagain7624 10 лет назад

he said they can handle more pressure than a Tokarev, 50 years of shooting proves that incorrect. these guns break at pressures the TT33 and M57 operate fine at.

@gromann 7 лет назад

NIHIL Again never had issues with even polish ammo in my m57

@prinzeugenvansovoyen732 6 лет назад

the guns both are reliable but i have seen jacked up TTs with the barrel split up in the slide on the range and once a guy with a Vz58 i know shot a pressload out of his gun theorethically makeing ~4000Bar and it held it without jacking up the Checks and Slovaks for most parts put much more care in material quality, heat threatment and parts interchangibility than most comblock countrys except maybe Serbia

@benjimenfranklin7650 6 лет назад

NIHIL Again true . I have had several and had to fix all of them. Tokarev is a better design by far. But I still like them just the same.

@davionmalone9973 5 лет назад

Can u use any other ammo for the Czech 52

@BobcatSchneidermann 12 лет назад

These are very neat, I've handled one in a shop once, but I had other guns to buy that day. Looking forward to seeing that Madsen of yours! :-D

@shockurmom 12 лет назад

I went ahead and changed the recoil spring from the stock 16lb to an 18.5lb extra power spring from Wolff springs. From the research I have done the frame of this pistol can crack from stress due to the high pressure round after extensive use. The 18.5lb spring runs great and I noticed less recoil with it as well. Also, the firing pins look to be cast and can break when accidentally or intentionally dry fired. I went ahead and changed to a hardened machined pin as well. Gun runs flawless.

@Daedalus-ed5nd 11 лет назад

Definitely the beer! :) I love the Czech Republic for the BEER!

@chrizzis77 12 лет назад

Great now I want another pistol I won't be able to find anywhere. That thing looks great and thanks for the video i guess it's time for another treasure hunt.

@t328 12 лет назад

GREAT VIDEO! love the 7.62x25 round i have a cz-52 2 romanian tt-33 1polish tt-33 1 yugo-m57 and two china m213 that are in 9mm but you can make them fire 7.62 just put in a barrel keep up the oustanding work love the mil surps........

@Balutheswabian 12 лет назад

It is the same action like the MG42/ MG3.....same principle. Very good review of an interesting gun. Keep up the good work guys.....

@PokemonHaloFan 9 лет назад

I have shot one of these and can attest that is a fantastic gun. I have a feeling that if it were chambered in a more modern cartridge with a slightly larger magazine capacity it would still be standard issue in several places to this day.

@MrZacfisher 10 лет назад

i like the 7.62 tokarev its a powerful cartridge for being a .30 caliber pistol cartridge, when you hear 30 cal in a pistol you usually think small and weak, as compared to when hearing about it coming from a rifle...but it is not the case with the tokarev, i like it and its accurate

@Volkov10 12 лет назад

Thanks for the awesome video, I was hoping you guys would do a video on this gun. I really want to get one, but living up in Canada might make it harder to find.

@lawrencespies8674 9 лет назад

Love these pistols...I own 3 of them. Great looking pistols...a few changes to ergonomics would make them even better. I wish someone would take this design and build it with modern materials making it lighter, more streamlined, changes to mag release, decocker, etc... Also offer it in 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, etc...

@ironhealzer 12 лет назад

This is a Awesome Pistol very accurate CZ makes some really good stuff! Go big or go home!

@tedcollins4684 Год назад

I inherited one from my dad, made in '53. Would love to have an extra magazine or 2. Thanks for posting.👍

@rikejtemijakchcete 10 лет назад

naše kapesní dělo, ČSLA se nezapře. Měl jsem tu čest střílet

@MN12BIRD 12 лет назад

LOL at :53 it looks like Chad is a tiny little man standing on the wood frame!

@ManuelRodriguez-vq5oj 10 лет назад

Thanks for the review.. I have one, got it for 170.00 10 year ago.

@1guyin10 12 лет назад

The CZ38 that I have has a similar sideplate arrangement. With the grip removed the sideplate can be slid out of place and you can then lift out most of the action.