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SASI Firearms Chairman, LISAPA Training Committee
Posted February 17 2021 - 07:50 AM
I suspect this will be a good thing. My older Colts are of a much better quality than the stuff Colt has produced during this century, especially the Pythons. CZ is not known for its corner cutting. See the details, at https://www.american...to-acquire-colt.
Gary
Gun Guru
Posted February 17 2021 - 08:16 AM
My favorite handgun hands down is my CZ75B. Standard issue to Eastern Bloc police forces for decades.
Stayed away from 9mm (as I hated the Beretta the Pentagon replaced our beloved 1911s with) until I researched CZ.
Gun Guru
Posted February 17 2021 - 09:47 AM
When FN took over Winchester in the 90’s, the quality improved. I was disappointed with the new Colt Cobra revolver. The revolver lacked the quality and fit of the older Colt revolvers I own.I suspect this will be a good thing. My older Colts are of a much better quality than the stuff Colt has produced during this century, especially the Pythons. CZ is not known for its corner cutting. See the details, at https://www.american...to-acquire-colt.
Gary
Gun Guru
Posted February 17 2021 - 02:13 PM
I’m a big CZ fan.
Be interesting to see what they do
Respected Gunowner
Posted February 17 2021 - 06:53 PM
I'm surprised Colt can't stand alone. I do like CZ's stuff.
Sharp Shooter!
Posted February 17 2021 - 09:41 PM
Just for the record, back in the early 1980's I worked for Colt Industries.
NO, not Colt Firearms. They were owned by a holding company that owned a number of Corporations, including
Fairbanks Scales that I worked for.
They took the name Colt Industries because it was the most prestigious of the bunch.
So, Colt has not really been Colt for a long time.
Gun Guru
Posted February 19 2021 - 08:45 AM
The old timers their still built a quality firearm and taught the last remaining gunsmiths to work on the firearms. This is why they needed to build newer revolvers with less attention to detail.Just for the record, back in the early 1980's I worked for Colt Industries.
NO, not Colt Firearms. They were owned by a holding company that owned a number of Corporations, including
Fairbanks Scales that I worked for.
They took the name Colt Industries because it was the most prestigious of the bunch.
So, Colt has not really been Colt for a long time.
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