Read they are discontinuing the CZ tactical sport 😢 - Page 3

Tere_Hanges · #81 01-18-2019, 2:22 PM

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Originally Posted by pklin1297

Riflegear is probably reading this thread; I just got a "No longer in production! Last chance" email advertisement from them for the CZ TS.

lightcav, beautiful pistols! My CZ collection is growing also.

The TS is actually the 5th CZ I've owned. In the past I had a full size, compact, and SP01. Couldnt hold on to those but I think the TS and 97b are keepers. The gun in the middle is a Tanfoglio Stock 3 in .40. So I got examples in 9, .40, and .45.

pklin1297 · #82 01-18-2019, 2:54 PM

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Originally Posted by lightcav

The TS is actually the 5th CZ I've owned. In the past I had a full size, compact, and SP01. Couldnt hold on to those but I think the TS and 97b are keepers. The gun in the middle is a Tanfoglio Stock 3 in .40. So I got examples in 9, .40, and .45.

Could never bring myself to get a .40; call me a wimp but way too snappy a caliber for me, plus I have more fun with my 9 and .45.

I had an 82 and still regret selling it.

Tere_Hanges · #83 01-18-2019, 2:59 PM

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Originally Posted by pklin1297

Could never bring myself to get a .40; call me a wimp but way too snappy a caliber for me, plus I have more fun with my 9 and .45.

I had an 82 and still regret selling it.

.40 recoil is not an issue for a large frame all steel CZ clone like the Stock 3. Really its only the light polymer compact size guns where .40 becomes too snappy for me. I had a Glock 23 for over ten years and finally got tired of the snappiness and sold it. Got a Glock 22 and it was way more comfortable for me, I actually really like the Glock 22.
The .40 cal Stock 3 is super fun to shoot, very manageable. I'll probably get a .40 slide assembly for the TS eventually.

damngato · #84 01-18-2019, 4:35 PM

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Originally Posted by lightcav

.40 recoil is not an issue for a large frame all steel CZ clone like the Stock 3. Really its only the light polymer compact size guns where .40 becomes too snappy for me. I had a Glock 23 for over ten years and finally got tired of the snappiness and sold it. Got a Glock 22 and it was way more comfortable for me, I actually really like the Glock 22.
The .40 cal Stock 3 is super fun to shoot, very manageable. I'll probably get a .40 slide assembly for the TS eventually.

I just did this. I have 2 9mm TS and didn't want to commit to another in 40 so I snagged a complete 40 slide from Stuart. It is going to need some fitting but just haven't got around to it yet. Figure I'll send it in with the TSO upper I am going to throw on a 75SA (probably, maybe a compact)

Rorge Retson · #85 01-21-2019, 8:39 AM

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Originally Posted by lightcav

I'll probably get a .40 slide assembly for the TS eventually.

For those on the fence and wondering which TS to get, you can get the one in .40, then get a 9mm barrel fitted for it.

Tere_Hanges · #86 01-21-2019, 9:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Rorge Retson

For those on the fence and wondering which TS to get, you can get the one in .40, then get a 9mm barrel fitted for it.

Yeah thats probably the most economical route.

Mayor McRifle · #87 01-21-2019, 1:14 PM

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Originally Posted by damngato

I just did this. I have 2 9mm TS and didn't want to commit to another in 40 so I snagged a complete 40 slide from Stuart. It is going to need some fitting but just haven't got around to it yet. Figure I'll send it in with the TSO upper I am going to throw on a 75SA (probably, maybe a compact)

What does the fitting process entail?

Bolt · #88 01-24-2019, 4:58 AM

I was just at turners Wednesday and the sale reps were geeking out over something, so I asked, and they were talking about the CZ TS. The guy said their rep found like 50 of them which they Monday and as of Wednesday only the display in each store left, no more in the warehouse. I checked riflegear and they got a bunch.