Milsurp After Hours

Cost - $125.00 with 3 clips and 72 rounds.
Added:
1 new barrel
Wolf 16lbs recoil spring
Machined, hardened firing pin
Wood grips w/cz logo
Solid steel rollers hardened.
New rear site
Holster used
New aftermarket slide lock/release
Painted white dots on rear sites
Shoots very accurate.
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Welcome to the forums texairgunner. Like the grips. I got one too and it shoots ok, just ugly as a mud fence. Yours does look more attractive. Funny to think that back twenty years ago they were rare and attracted some serious money from collectors. They seem to have dried up a bit from what must have been a few boat loads over the last half dozen years or so.

Yeah, I had never heard of them before. I went to a gun show a couple months ago and saw it. Really, I only bought it because I had $150.00 to spend and it was the cheapest gun at the whole show Turned out to be lot's of fun to work on and the info on the net is plentiful. Parts are cheap too. I like tinkering more than anything and milsurp gives you lot's of opportunity to do that. Used to be into airguns heavy. Ran an airgun club too http://www.ktac.com Kermit airgun club. Still have the website and shoot the airguns some.

shes a beauty , ive an 82 and i have friends that shoot competition CZs but this is the first of these ive paid attention to , its a handsome pistol for sure

I have a few of these and love them. Wondering if anyone has figured a way to attach the grips without using that ugly clip arrangement?

Nice. Well done.