I've talked about it on some other forums so I'll leave out the gory details here.
I had a Dr. appt in the early AM yesterday so I decided to take the whole morning off and get down to the range. I needed to 1) Sight in a laser on my PF9 2) test out the chambers I polished on a IJ 22SUPERSHOT 3) Break in a brand new NEOS 3) test the function of my new-to-me CZ-70
I knew I'd be spending the majority of the time just running rounds through the NEOS so I only took the three mags I had for the CZ-70 pre-loaded.
Well, 24 perfect rounds of Fiocchi and I am duly impressed. 3 targets at 21". Took me 1 target to get the feel for the gun but all the rounds stayed on paper. After that I was plugging all rounds in the black. Wow. If I were to spend any quality time with this gun I could probably teach it to tear a ragged hole in the bull.
I only fired in SA. It has a ton of slack but draws decent enough after that is taken up even if it is pretty heavy. I don't know why people complain about the recoil. It was a lot lighter recoiling than a Makarov and downright pleasant compared to the PF9 which preceded it in my hands.
I officially like this gun. Now if only I can tame that abysmal DA trigger weight! If I can get the trigger weight down to "normal human" range and still be reliable, I will bling up the grips. I'm thinking "white pearl" or "imitation ivory."
Kel Tec P32, RADOM P64, CZ-70
CZ-70 and P64
Makarov and CZ-70
CZ-70 and Makarov from top
Makarov and CZ-70 from heel
CZ-70 and Kel-Tec P11
Kel-Tec PF9 and CZ-70
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
