Firearms XIII - Talk about all the guns - General

Are there any good compact CZ's similar to a Glock 19? Looking for a gun for my truck but not sure what to look for in the CZ pistols.

[QUOTE=Zerokateo;49947005]Are there any good compact CZ's similar to a Glock 19? Looking for a gun for my truck but not sure what to look for in the CZ pistols.[/QUOTE] CZ-75 compact, CZ-75 PCR, P-01, P-07, 2075 RAMI with 14rd mag.

[QUOTE=Zerokateo;49947005]Are there any good compact CZ's similar to a Glock 19? Looking for a gun for my truck but not sure what to look for in the CZ pistols.[/QUOTE] Get the CZ p07. It's their compact polymer 9mm. For under $500, can't go wrong.

P07 Duty is really nice.

[url]http://www.dfwshootingsports.com/product.cz-usa-p-07-40sw-ns-3-mags[/url] That a decent price for one? This place is local and really friendly.

[QUOTE=Zerokateo;49947675][url]http://www.dfwshootingsports.com/product.cz-usa-p-07-40sw-ns-3-mags[/url] That a decent price for one? This place is local and really friendly.[/QUOTE] That's not a bad price for one. I usually sell them new for about $499 myself, although that one comes with 3 mags instead of 2 which is worth the extra $30.

[QUOTE=Zerokateo;49947675][url]http://www.dfwshootingsports.com/product.cz-usa-p-07-40sw-ns-3-mags[/url] That a decent price for one? This place is local and really friendly.[/QUOTE] If you want to buy local, yes, otherwise, here is one for $454 [url]http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/62346/CZ-USA+91187+CZ+P-07+Duty+12%2B1+40S%26W+3.8%22[/url] Also, gross, .40 cal... :V

I found a local range just a few miles down the road from me. The prices on range-time are ridiculous; they want over $20 an hour for non-members.

My options for ranges are: Go to crappy part of a city where they force you to buy their ammo on top of range fee. Go 45min to a place that charges $17 for a heated/AC indoor range, powered target holder, pistol caliber/slugs only range, and 25 yards MAX A DNR range 45 min away that is free, outdoors, only open only 5 months of the year, operates from 10-3 and has shitty ROs. 100yards max if you have scope, Everything else must be 25-50 yards. Just about every club in my area is an Izaak Walton, so basically shotguns and clays only. If they have range for other guns, there is not too many lanes and the range is short. Lots of old guys.

[QUOTE=Lone_Star94;49947912]My options for ranges are: Go to crappy part of a city where they force you to buy their ammo on top of range fee. Go 45min to a place that charges $17 for a heated/AC indoor range, powered target holder, pistol caliber/slugs only range, and 25 yards MAX A DNR range 45 min away that is free, outdoors, only open only 5 months of the year, operates from 10-3 and has shitty ROs. 100yards max if you have scope, Everything else must be 25-50 yards. Just about every club in my area is an Izaak Walton, so basically shotguns and clays only. If they have range for other guns, there is not too many lanes and the range is short. Lots of old guys.[/QUOTE] Where do you live? Fuddville USA?

[QUOTE=MAC21500;49947759]If you want to buy local, yes, otherwise, here is one for $454 [url]http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/62346/CZ-USA+91187+CZ+P-07+Duty+12%2B1+40S%26W+3.8%22[/url] Also, gross, .40 cal... :V[/QUOTE] oops wrong one, I wanted 9mm not .40 cal. [url]http://www.dfwshootingsports.com/product.cz-usa-p-07-9mm-15-round-black-polymer[/url]

[QUOTE=Psychokitten;49947850]I found a local range just a few miles down the road from me. The prices on range-time are ridiculous; they want over $20 an hour for non-members.[/QUOTE] The indoor range I like to go to costs $20/hr, but they've never complained when I go over that time. But, I also go during weekdays, so they might not care then...

My two local ranges are familiar enough with me that they don't charge me for going over and give me free targets and ammo discounts :v:

Why pay that when I can get an all-day pass at an outdoor range for the same price?

Why pay when I can go to the BLM range for free? Thanks gubbermint!

Why pay when there's a closed gravel road leading to a long-gone bridge, no houses nearby, and surrounded by gravel pits 2 miles away from my house? There's even a burned down couch there, and the gate makes a great shooting stand. what more could one ask for?

[QUOTE=MAC21500;49947987]Where do you live? Fuddville USA?[/QUOTE] Might as well be. The prices for guns also suck. I'm lucky if they are listed 15% off of MSRP. Most are being sold near or above MSRP.

I pay to go to a range because I can only shoot my handguns there. Also it's easier than finding crown land.

You guys are lame, I like my urban combat environments. I got that adam lanza thing going on :^)) furreal tho no take srsly I actually gotta pay out the ass for indoor ranges, but I have a place I can go shoot for days, just its a 4 hour round trip drive which sucks.

I used to be worried about being put on a watch list but then I realized I post regularly in FP firearms so it's much too late.

I love the club/range I go to. After hanging out and shooting the shit with the guys there literally and figuratively, shooting alone in a backyard is boring. $100 a year isn't bad when you have access to it 95% of the time. [URL=http://s1355.photobucket.com/user/PCho222/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20150619_165822_zps1vmkcrrp.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/PCho222/Mobile%20Uploads/20150619_165822_zps1vmkcrrp.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

East Montana is too flat and all the public land is in the west half of the state which makes finding a place to shoot a bitch unless you know someone lucky enough to own land with hills on it. There's one popular spot here serving a city of 100,000 people, they've got a BLM RO there sometimes but it still feels sketch as hell.

[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;49946398]Thanks to Obamacare, instead of getting a $1200 tax return back, I owe the govt $2,400 because I switched jobs, trippled my income, and got off Obamacare. Thanks IRS!![/QUOTE] There's this fun option where you can claim exemption because health insurance would have been more than 8% of your income, and they don't really seem to look at it at all, that you maybe should have chosen. [editline]17th March 2016[/editline] [QUOTE=Lone_Star94;49947912]My options for ranges are: Go to crappy part of a city where they force you to buy their ammo on top of range fee. Go 45min to a place that charges $17 for a heated/AC indoor range, powered target holder, pistol caliber/slugs only range, and 25 yards MAX A DNR range 45 min away that is free, outdoors, only open only 5 months of the year, operates from 10-3 and has shitty ROs. 100yards max if you have scope, Everything else must be 25-50 yards. Just about every club in my area is an Izaak Walton, so basically shotguns and clays only. If they have range for other guns, there is not too many lanes and the range is short. Lots of old guys.[/QUOTE] I have 3 options. 1) 45 minute drive north to a nofunallowed.jpg outdoor range that only charges $10 for the whole day but you can't shoot anything except paper and you can't rapid fire or they kick you off and a bunch of other stupid rules (also I live in Florida so unless you enjoy losing a gallon of liquid while shooting, it's not really fun going any time other than the winter) 2) 30 minute drive south to a Gander Mountain that charges $25/hr for an indoor airconditioned range but has silly ammo limitations 3) 1hr drive north-west to a free range on a national forest that is 100% unmonitored but always full of unsafe people doing stupid shit and yet still somehow you can't shoot anything but paper I MISS OWNING LAND DAMN IT

[QUOTE=PrusseLusken;49951285]Binladen34, "urban combot environments", "adam lanza", "shoot for days" I wonder what NSA agents think when ECHELON shits itself and read these kinds of posts :v:[/QUOTE] Hang on let me quote this and make it even worse

[QUOTE=GunFox;49877511]They may hold on to them. The US tends to hold on to such weapons so it can arm factions it agrees with. Not that such things generally work out real well, but arming your (current) friends is hard to resist when they are being snuffed out by your (current) enemies.[/QUOTE] If they wanted to make a few bucks they'd demill them and sell them as parts kits to us :sex101:

[QUOTE=zerglingv2;49954632]If they wanted to make a few bucks they'd demill them and sell them as parts kits to us :sex101:[/QUOTE] Or just sell them as is and make a few thousand per rifle, but hey, can't let those Americans have guns, that's too dangerous! So we'll arm 3rd world kids and "freedom fighters" who'll become terrorists, and Mexican drug cartels!

[QUOTE=Snoberry Tea;49954347]There's this fun option where you can claim exemption because health insurance would have been more than 8% of your income, and they don't really seem to look at it at all, that you maybe should have chosen. [/QUOTE] They have it set now so that a fee like that is capped at $750, so I just had $750 taken out of my tax return. fuckin blows dong dood

[QUOTE=Snoberry Tea;49954347] I have 3 options. 1) 45 minute drive north to a nofunallowed.jpg outdoor range that only charges $10 for the whole day but you can't shoot anything except paper and you can't rapid fire or they kick you off and a bunch of other stupid rules (also I live in Florida so unless you enjoy losing a gallon of liquid while shooting, it's not really fun going any time other than the winter) 2) 30 minute drive south to a Gander Mountain that charges $25/hr for an indoor airconditioned range but has silly ammo limitations 3) 1hr drive north-west to a free range on a national forest that is 100% unmonitored but always full of unsafe people doing stupid shit and yet still somehow you can't shoot anything but paper [/QUOTE] It's like that everywhere down here. Markham park is a 45 min drive south and is always packed, and policed by the SS. There are a number of indoor ranges, most of them are not worth the entry fee. And Okeechobee shooting center is 1.5 hrs north and can get expensive, but has a bunch of different ranges. I hear about people going out into the everglades west of Miami and setting up out there, but it can get sketchy as hell. I don't even like riding my motorcycle on the dirt roads out there. You never know where they will be and nobody knows what the hell a backstop is. My compromise is a local shop that has a range in the back, less expensive than everywhere else and they don't police the 1hr rule at all. And if you go during the week you can have the whole range to yourself and not have to worry about the muzzle sweeping jabroni a few lanes away. BUT its small, and you can't shoot your own .223 in the long gun range, I haven't even asked about 7.65x54R.

[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;49957957]They have it set now so that a fee like that is capped at $750, so I just had $750 taken out of my tax return. fuckin blows dong dood[/QUOTE] There could have been no fee if you had the right exemption selected, bruh. [editline]18th March 2016[/editline] [QUOTE=Fireblade RX7;49958701]It's like that everywhere down here. Markham park is a 45 min drive south and is always packed, and policed by the SS. There are a number of indoor ranges, most of them are not worth the entry fee. And Okeechobee shooting center is 1.5 hrs north and can get expensive, but has a bunch of different ranges. I hear about people going out into the everglades west of Miami and setting up out there, but it can get sketchy as hell. I don't even like riding my motorcycle on the dirt roads out there. You never know where they will be and nobody knows what the hell a backstop is. My compromise is a local shop that has a range in the back, less expensive than everywhere else and they don't police the 1hr rule at all. And if you go during the week you can have the whole range to yourself and not have to worry about the muzzle sweeping jabroni a few lanes away. BUT its small, and you can't shoot your own .223 in the long gun range, I haven't even asked about 7.65x54R.[/QUOTE] Where do you live? Sounds like Florida

[QUOTE=Fireblade RX7;49958701]It's like that everywhere down here. Markham park is a 45 min drive south and is always packed, and policed by the SS. There are a number of indoor ranges, most of them are not worth the entry fee. And Okeechobee shooting center is 1.5 hrs north and can get expensive, but has a bunch of different ranges. I hear about people going out into the everglades west of Miami and setting up out there, but it can get sketchy as hell. I don't even like riding my motorcycle on the dirt roads out there. You never know where they will be and nobody knows what the hell a backstop is. My compromise is a local shop that has a range in the back, less expensive than everywhere else and they don't police the 1hr rule at all. And if you go during the week you can have the whole range to yourself and not have to worry about the muzzle sweeping jabroni a few lanes away. BUT its small, and you can't shoot your own .223 in the long gun range, I haven't even asked about 7.65x54R.[/QUOTE] Hop on google earth, find the most isolated spot in the everglades you can reasonably drive/hike to, and go crazy.