First saw these at a local pawn shop, they had 2, both priced well above 300$.
I said I'd be back in a few months when the prices come down.
Walked in today and it had a sticker for 270$ on the grip, so I bought it. Went through the paperwork, no issues.
CRYENA Zastava 7.65mm Mod 70 Made in Yugoslavia, imported GRC Martinsburg Wv.
Nice solid piece of work, wife seemed taken by it so she may steal it.
Plan on taking her and it out monday to try it.
I truly believe we need to get back to basics.
Get right with the Lord.
Get back to the land.
Get back to thinking like our forefathers thought.
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you
and give you His peace. Let all of the earth all of His creation worship and praise His name! Make His
praise glorious!
Looks like it may have the really high adjustable rear sight put on it for importation points. If it shoots off, finding an original rear sight should fix that.
Neat little guns! Plus, all metal with a hammer which I really enjoy.
Ohen,
So I’ve seen overly tall adjustable sights on another CZ70 and didn’t understand it.
1968 GCA. Got it.
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GhostHawk, congratulations on landing one.
I’ve got the predecessor CZ50. Lotta gun for money.
Mine has a petty tight chamber and it’s not as forgiving on brass thickness/boolit base bulge as some of my other 32’s. But it’s a great shooter.
Hope you get to shoot yours soon.
"Time and money don't do you a bit of good until you spend them." - My Dad
I had one and they are nice guns. I hated reloading for it, but I am easily frustrated too...LOL.
I think you will like it and let's hear your range report.
Don Verna
That Baby Tokarev should do fine.
Is the safety positive and secure for cocked and locked carry?
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These are great little pistols because they shoot well. You should buy an Zastava M57 rear sight blade and have a qualified gunsmith slide it into position. This will solve the "bulky sight" problem very quickly.
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Texas safety is fine, tested several times with unloaded safe gun. Never dropped the hammer until I set safety to fire and pulled the trigger.
Trigger is I think between 3 and 5 lbs, seems to vary some. But low enough to not be a problem.
When I took it apart I did have an issue putting it back together. Thought I had it hooked and moved my hands to resecure grip and POING. Off the bushing launched into space. Heard it hit to my left and a couple hours later when I got methodical about clearing off my table I found it.
Got it back together with no issues.
I'll be looking for an afordable replacement rear sight. I suspect it will shoot a little high. But we shall find out.
In the meantime I am sizing and flaring brass getting it ready for primers. Tommorow I need to do a casting session as I am out of the lee .314 90 gr truncated cone cast I like for .32's.
I truly believe we need to get back to basics.
Get right with the Lord.
Get back to the land.
Get back to thinking like our forefathers thought.
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you
and give you His peace. Let all of the earth all of His creation worship and praise His name! Make His
praise glorious!
Looking forward to a range report.
Paper targets aren't your friends. They won't lie for you and they don't care if your feelings get hurt.
Mine works pretty good, nice and light "carry around the farm" pistol.
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That’s one heavy bodied tree rat! Looks almost like a rabbit body with squirrel ears and tail. Must have been a good acorn season. Glad you were well gunned… I’d hate for that monster have turned on you. That wouldn’t have been pretty!
Froggie
"It aint easy being green!"
Dang, squirrels carrying guns? That is a tough neighbor hood!
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I got one like that and the raise rear sight it needs to be change . It was put on there because of the import laws. I have my gunsmith fixing my . That sight on it is plastic and you will not like how it will shoot . But over all a good gun .Originally Posted by GhostHawk
First saw these at a local pawn shop, they had 2, both priced well above 300$.
I said I'd be back in a few months when the prices come down.
Walked in today and it had a sticker for 270$ on the grip, so I bought it. Went through the paperwork, no issues.
CRYENA Zastava 7.65mm Mod 70 Made in Yugoslavia, imported GRC Martinsburg Wv.
Nice solid piece of work, wife seemed taken by it so she may steal it.
Plan on taking her and it out monday to try it.
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That's a big Appalachian Fox Squirrel. Tough little buggers that require good marksmanship. They can be so heavy that you have shoot once or twice more just to knock them out of the tree!Mine works pretty good, nice and light "carry around the farm" pistol.
Currently casting and loading: .32 Auto, .380 Auto, .38 Special, 9X19, .357 Magnum, .257 Roberts, 6.5 Creedmoor, .30 WCF, .308 WCF, .45-70.
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