In a series of “CZ sneak peek” posts (here and here and here), we detailed some of the new products CZ-USA has slated for release in 2018. But that wasn’t all of them! I got my digital hands on their 2018 New Product Guide, and here are some of the other new goodies coming out this year (Dan Wesson new products in another post soon):
The P-10 C FDE White Nitride combines an FDE frame with a white nitride slide. I wasn’t aware that this was a thing, but apparently it provides “the same hardy surface protection as the standard black nitride, just without the darker hue.” Cool. MSRP is $539.
The popular P-07 and P-09 pistols are now available with an OD Green frame and tritium night sights. MSRP is $539 and $599, respectively.
Arriving in summer, the Scorpion Evo 3 S2 Micro Pistol with Brace is…well that’s exactly what it is. With a 4″ barrel and HB Industries handguard, the Scorpion Micro collapses down to just over 16″ in total length. It has a faux suppressor from SilencerCo and an SB Tactical brace. MSRP is $1,149.
CZ’s competition-ready Shadow 2 has proven popular, so CZ-USA is releasing a Shadow 2 Kadet Kit (and an SP-01 Kadet Kit) for converting the 9mm pistol to .22 LR. While not cheap ($431-ish), CZ’s Kadet Kit is well-made, accurate, and runs like a top.
More Scorpion Evo variants. Pistols in OD Green and Battleship Grey ($899). A “pistol” with flash can, folding brace, and carbine handguard ($999).
CZ 557 American in .26 Nosler, .28 Nosler, .30 Nosler, and .300 WinMag with cold hammer forged and lapped barrel. MSRP $849. Also, CZ 557 Left-Hand models in long and short actions. MSRP $865.
The CZ Sharp-Tail Coach is a hammer-less, single-trigger coach gun with 20″ barrels. Available in 12 gauge or 20 gauge. MSRP $959.
Now we’re talking. An over/under truly made for the field. The CZ Reaper Magnum has 3-1/2″ chambers and extended chokes on 26″ barrels. An included Picatinny rail can be mounted to the receiver for optics use. The entire shebang is done in Realtree Xtra Green camo. MSRP $959.
Finally, another suppressor to add to the mix. CZ’s Rimfire 22 LR can will actually handle any rimfire cartridge that’ll fit through its bore. It’s a 0.866″-diameter suppressor to match their 455 Varmint rifle barrels and it’s 6.9″ long. Just like on CZ’s Rimfire Integral setups, the internal baffles of the Rimfire 22 can be depth/spacing-adjusted by the end user and removed for cleaning. MSRP is $339.
Skeptical, but interested.
Because 4 would be ostentatious!
Best comment (so far)! Made me chuckle.
I have been known to carry three handguns. My primary carry is either a Glock 43 or one of my 9mm Kahrs(P9, CM9, K9, or MK9). I carry an extra mag for that. In my pocket is my Kahr CW380, and at the appendix position I carry my NAA Pug.
Why? Because it’s easy to do. I find carrying my primary and a reload easier than carrying a G26 and no reload.
The pocket carry is a no-brainer, and sticking the Pug in my waistband takes no effort at all.
I still want to know why these people think gun violence is any different than other forms of violence. Even in the U.S. more people are murdered by non gun means than with guns.
Poor Clayton Jerrell Morgan. He wanted extra pepperoni and instead got extra lead.
Sniff.
Oh man! I want a P-07 FDE in white nitride!
I wonder if a standard, round suppressor will fit with the squared handguard on the micro Skorpion.
I like it. I’m pretty sick of the tacticool FDE MOLLE style crappola. Though there are far cheaper options than this. I highly recommend either dad-style diaper backpacks or emergency responder backpacks. The one I keep in my car is stocked with supplies for wilderness emergency response, but it would be perfect as a range bag.
Anyone who carries 3 guns that isn’t active duty military (I.e rifle, side arm, and a BUG) is a little loony. They, of course, by definition, won’t see it that way.
I can understand two; the whole one is none and two is one…
Me? I carry one reliable firearm (rotate between an XDs 9 and Kimber 1911 Pro carry 9mm) with a spare mag. Good to go.
Thing is, I find all those issues important, just not in the way Democrats want.
And now to address Mr. Miliner’s not-so-veiled assertion that some or even most armed citizens will conduct themselves in a dangerous manner when attacked: I cannot find even five examples where armed defenders opened fire on an attacker in a crowd and wounded or killed a bunch of people. In fact I cannot find even ONE instance. And yet something like 15 million people in the United States carry handguns with noble intentions as they go out in public. That is quite a spectacular safety record.
Mr. Miliner would be wise to differentiate between unbridled imagination with no basis in reality versus hypothetical scenarios grounded in available facts.