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I've been looking for a good deal on the stainless versions, but they run from $644 to $677 around here (new). Not exactly a screaming deal. I'll keep looking around. If time permits, I want to shoot a rental version at Impact Guns this afternon. While I'm there I will see if they have a Nickel version for fondling. If going NIB, that might be a good compromise.
Crossroads of the West is in town this weekend. I'm going to see if I can find a used one for a decent price. I am not overly optimistic about pricing, but it's worth a look. I need some .45 & .380 brass anyway...
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11-16-2010, 05:17 PM
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Easy. H&K USP. Check gun broker for the going rate.
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11-16-2010, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Overkill0084
I've been looking for a good deal on the stainless versions, but they run from $644 to $677 around here (new). Not exactly a screaming deal. I'll keep looking around. If time permits, I want to shoot a rental version at Impact Guns this afternon. While I'm there I will see if they have a Nickel version for fondling. If going NIB, that might be a good compromise.
Crossroads of the West is in town this weekend. I'm going to see if I can find a used one for a decent price. I am not overly optimistic about pricing, but it's worth a look. I need some .45 & .380 brass anyway...
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Check out Bud's gunshop, they have the stainless NIB for $557 with free shipping:
CZ-USA CZ75B 9mm 16RD SS $557.00 SHIPS FREE
According to the latest review it is a polished stainless, not a more matte stainless.
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11-17-2010, 02:50 PM
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all around 9mm
look at what eaa has to offer ....my witness fab 92 has just what you descibed ....plus you can get 32 rd mags for it ...ha ha crackheads. the slide fits inside the frame ...(peterson rail)shoots any ammo,never jams ,have the good feel of solid steel. plus its scary accurate with factory 3 dots all for around $400.00+.....eaa is kicking butt in various pistol comps...they have complete ''race''guns direct from dealers also
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11-17-2010, 11:28 PM
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Browning P35
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11-17-2010, 11:44 PM
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The Browning Hi-Power was way ahead of its time back in 1935....and is still the King! This is my 1969 version.
(Maybe we can get CA357 to post a picture of HIS....the prettiest in all the land!).
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11-18-2010, 04:06 PM
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Browning Hi-Power - what's the finish?
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The Browning Hi-Power was way ahead of its time back in 1935....and is still the King! This is my 1969 version.
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I saw the current version of Hi-Power in store and they all have a flashy black finish, which is much more flashy than that on a Sig, or H&K pistols.
Is it considered "Blue finish"? Was the finish like the one on older versions? The picture you posted shows a more dull finish. Just curious.
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11-21-2010, 12:57 AM
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I finally got it. I picked up a CZ75BD (Black Poly, apparently it's easy to get used to), NIB @ Impact Guns. Impact has a range on site, so I put 2 boxes of ammo through it before I left the store. It shoots a bit low with the PMC ammo (110gr IIRC), I'm thinking that if I were to go with a bit heavier bullet it will be right on the money. The trigger on mine is even better than the rental guns I tried. It's predictable and seems at least as accurate as I can shoot. Take down & cleaning was easier than I expected. Highly recommended.
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11-21-2010, 01:20 AM
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@NGIB..Yeah this is what I was thinking of buying...can't go wrong with a Sig.
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11-21-2010, 08:53 AM
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Quote:
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I finally got it. I picked up a CZ75BD (Black Poly, apparently it's easy to get used to), NIB @ Impact Guns. Impact has a range on site, so I put 2 boxes of ammo through it before I left the store. It shoots a bit low with the PMC ammo (110gr IIRC), I'm thinking that if I were to go with a bit heavier bullet it will be right on the money. The trigger on mine is even better than the rental guns I tried. It's predictable and seems at least as accurate as I can shoot. Take down & cleaning was easier than I expected. Highly recommended.
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Sweet! You made a good choice. 
Mine...
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