CZ 75 vs Beretta 92
Where to start ...
I was just trying to point out that some situations are more dangerous then others and you should be able to identify when those situations are. The Harlem thing was just an extreme example, but I would expect to get attacked in that situation, so I would have it cocked and locked. Since I am a civilian and I avoid those people like the plague, I don't plan on needing a cocked and locked gun 24/7. In my car, I can just speed away or use the car as a much better weapon. At home I have a shotgun, so pistols are irrelevant. When I go to the grocery store I doubt I'll be getting jumped at the dairy products. I think you see my point. If I was a cop, I would carry cocked and locked because they get paid to deal with people that I want to be no where near, but as a civilian I highly doubt that it's worth the possible safety risk. To each their own. That's how I feel and no amount of posts on a forum is going to change my mind. Safety or not I'm not having a pistol pointing at my fellas with a bullet in the chamber. I still challenge anyone to find someone on here that's had their life saved by carrying cocked and locked. Maybe then I'll feel differently. I appreciate everyone's concern for my safety though.
I can barely afford my ammo, let alone paying for someone to help me, and at this point I really don't think I need the help.
the CZ is a work of art. A heavy work of art though
Just wondering, but did that happen on brand new CZs or used ones?Apparently, one in three prefer the Beretta. For me, I can't say the Beretta really feels natural, or "fits" my hand, but it DOES point naturally, and hits count. It doesn't make any sense, but some guns will just do that: point or shoot more naturally than others , depending on the individual. I've had just enough quirks (weak springs that needed replaced: magazine catch, extractor, and magazine springs) that I cannot put the CZ above the Beretta overall. For me, I am happy with either one, and either may shoot better than the other.
The CZ 75B copies, the Israilis have used a copy of the 75 made in Hungary, The Turks make a copy called the AR-24 When the CZ 75 wasn't available in any great number prior to the fall of the iron curtain, Springfield Armory made a copy call the M9 I believe. and of course the
Italians Tan Faglio is a copy of the 75. and others as well...
How many knowckoffs of the Berreta 92 are out there?
Satasaurus said:In case anyone hasn't seen the Collateral scene that I was talking about, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bI1_-a0coag
That's probably one of the coolest movie scenes that I can think of. Until I can get to a range where they're not rapid fire nazis I won't be able to get that good. You can only get so good with a "1 shot per second rule." Who the hell would only fire 1 shot per second when you're life is on the line and you're getting shot at? It's unrealistic and they know it. They don't want civilians actually getting that good with their weapons.