VZ/CZ 52 Tabletop Review and Field Strip 

Have you ever had to replace your firing pin on the cz52?

Nice! Mine's in the 7500's. How many rounds have you shot with yours? I've done a little over 4500 and still shoot like it's just out of the box.

Collected over the years from various sources.

Replace that cheap factory firing pin and you won’t have that problem

Harrington Products

There are aftermarket replacements

I don't think so, I think production was locked up with launching 3 models of PDP at once.

What makes it one of the worst?

Ergonomics are non existent, the trigger pull is awful, heavy, and despite being SAO, it just sucks Recoil is stout and not at all like a tokarev Accuracy I really can't get anything worthwhile, but that's probably a combination of things And reliability, it tends to jam But it looks freakin cool

@@jeremysiegel10 This gun may be bad but at least it's not a disgusting Tokarev. I honestly find revolting there are Americans like you who think the world is just a big safari for your amusement, nevermind all the Europeans who were murdered and enslaved by Bolsheviks because the fcking US government sided with them in ww2 huh, what do you have to say about that? I can tell you why Czechoslovakia made this gun, the VZ 58, etc. Because they didn't want to bow down to communists, both Czechoslovakia, East Germany and Poland were defying this rule imposed by the communist regime, that they could only produce soviet platforms, and were making their own guns. Cause while Americans were just watching from a distance and enjoying their spoils of war after killing Germans, Europeans actually felt on their own skin the consequences of the allies choice of siding with bolsheviks. They were the ones who were sentenced to live under communism

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess You act like the Russians are the only ones who got screwed by the Wall Street owned American government.

Unfortunately no, it doesn't work.