Indians For Guns

Hi there,

this is KEV the owner of CZforum.com and the CZ-ZONE

we welcome CZ owners from India and across the world to join our USA based discussion board.

same for those of you that own other brands but are cusrious about CZs.

We focus on all CZUB products, but have Clubs for other guns discussion.

Rifles, Pistols, and Rimfires!

We hope to see you in our New Members section and International sub-forums as well.

Doesn't cost to join, or look around.

Plenty of pics at my CZ -ZONE along with Reviews and CZ related product banners.



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Welcome to IFG, Kev. Thanks for the invitation and would definitely be checking out cz-zone and czforum.

Regards

thanks for the invitation.count me in it.

glad to have you on the forum, am ex cz75 owner, darn the laws of blighty

kev can cz 85 fire .380 Caliber .i know someone how is using .380 bullet in cz 85 in india

The CZ83 is available in .32 Auto, .380 Auto and 9X18 (sometimes called 9mm Makarov)
The CZ82 is available in 9x18 only.

The CZ 85 is available in 9mm only. For all practical purposes, the difference between the CZ 75 and the CZ85 is that the 85 has an ambidextrous safety and slide release.

The Current CZ-USA online catalog shows the CZ83 available only in .32 Auto and .380 Auto.

http://cz-usa.com

sorry m24 where do i go again?

now back to the cz

my friend had a cz75, and had a round struck in the barrel, there was a bulge in the barrel and no split parts, it could have blown his face off, it shows that the quilt y is good.

What I was trying to say politely without attracting too much attention to Colt32's statement was that the two rounds are not interchangeable. Both the 9mm and the .380, when chambered, head space on the cartridge mouth (meaning that the case mouth touches the chamber "mouth" and stops the forward movement of the cartridge into the barrel). A .380 ACP will fit into the 9mm chamber, but will not fire because the case head will not remain flush against the slide breech so the firing pin should not set off the primer.
Do not gamble with your life, limbs, eyesight,etc by using incorrect cartridges in any gun, whether it is a handgun or rifle. Even in a well made weapon like the CZ75 series, you risk catastrophic failure by using incorrect ammunition.

nagarifle wrote:there you go again mr. anil, please remove your post before you get banned.

xl, that was naga responding to someone who was running amok on this and several other threads. Not at all in response to colt32's statement.

Regards

Hi Kev, welcome to IFg, I was a CZ owner while in the USA, had a the CZ75B in 9mm and the .22LR Kadet as a separate Pistol. Great guns , hated leaving them behind when I moved to India.
Regards,
Anand