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Dang! That color case-hardened CZ is awesome...but it really needs a set of custom grips!

Gold bead adds a nice touch of class. Easy to see when aiming at a dark target.

The Dan Wesson revolvers will probably have the nicest trigger...and best accuracy. Also the coolest looking (if that matters) :cool:

I recently scored a gun after I picked it up.

Love the sound they make when you connect with a metal target at 100 yards...with witnesses of course :cool:

CZ 75B offers a great trigger, comfortable grip geometry, and superb accuracy. Always impresses my friends when they try it.

I purchased a brand new Taurus double action stainless revolver in 1999. It was basically their clone of the Smith & Wesson Model 63. However, it was similar ONLY in appearance. The trigger pull weight was nearly 15 pounds. The cylinder bolt wore a deep groove in the cylinder after a few hundred...

Wish you luck! Hey...maybe the next purchase should be a rabbits foot :)

Fluorescent green over flat white gets my vote.

Sometimes it's nice to have an "overbuilt" gun. Those barrel cut-aways are amazing.

For field carry, a cross-draw shoulder holster is hard to beat. I especially appreciate it in wet weather or when seated.

That's a rifle I would have a hard time passing up too. Side ejection is a definite "plus." Would like to hear what kind of accuracy you get out of it.

That's some fine "Old School" bling right there! :D

Fine example of metal craftsmanship you got there. Probably shoots as good as it looks ;)

Looks like 1956 on this one. Sixty years old!

This was surprising to hear...because the trigger on all the CZ's I've tried have been excellent right out of the box. If I were you, I would take it to a gunsmith and have them smooth it out. Maybe there's just a small machining burr or something similar. Whichever solution you opt for, please...

You are living my dream! That's a nice pistol. A bit heavy, so I would probably never put a scope on it. Maybe a Burris Fastfire red dot would be perfect.

Another fan of the Fastfire here. I also favor the Burris mount which gets it down low. That's partly for looks but mostly because the taller something stands, the more likely it will get knocked or broken.

Having the ability to switch from .22 LR to .22 Magnum is one of the best deals around. Both rounds will give great accuracy from these sturdy revolvers.

Sounds like a fair price. Those Blackhawks are pretty much impossible to wear out.