They are good guns generally, I have mixed experiences with mine. Sometimes it’s my smoothest operating .32 and sometimes I’m fighting jams the whole time. Seems to be no rhyme or reason

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry yea I don’t use the CZ 27 for carry but just for to have and shoot and keeps sake. Also I think .32 ammo varies a lot. I use Remington ammo because it’s available right now and says it shoots at around 900 FPS so not so hot for a .32 but seems to work.

More are in the works and coming soon, thanks for watching!

Thank you kindly! And not a bad plan, I have several guns I intend in replacing the springs in but I always wind up paying for another gun before I get around to it lol

Oh for sure, thanks for watching!

Lol

Thanks for watching!

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry 👍 Production of steel springs is a very complex technical process. Not always in history, the best materials were used. I know the example of the locking spring of the MG 42. The original way of manufakturing is lost. Especialy heat treatment. In the Austrian Army we had this MG up to the nineties. . And also modern copies from Steyr. (MG74) For the originals we never needed spareparts. The springs of the new MG74 had to be repaced regularly. (Sorry, bad Englisch). Greetings from 🇦🇹 PS: If you have an oportunity to get a CZ 38, take it.

Oh if I can find one I shall be getting it! And thanks for the info!

@ReK7_ thank you kindly!

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry No problem my guy hope you have a fantastic day and also hope you get big as demoranch one day hopefully soon! Btw i too am a lover of 32 pistols (FN 1910 my favorite)

Thanks a ton man! And I love the 1910... Sometime in the not too distant future it’ll be featured in some Vs videos... Got a couple in mind but the demo of the pistol it’ll be facing has yet to be filmed (Mauser M1914)

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry Love the 1914 tho just maybe because im Sebian i love 1910 more just maybe because of that. 1914 is great but history speaks for itself. Everyone has their own preferences hope u have a great day in US and hope u guys get out of covid quickly see ya next vid!

It seems to be kinda hit or miss, I’ve seen plenty that have a week spring, and plenty that decidedly did not

I have a cz 27 with same problem, so what can I do for it

@Ameya Vikram Singh If it is consistently jamming the best thing you could do is try and find a new recoil spring for it, check EBay, Liberty Tree Collectors, GunBroker and Numrich Gun Parts. If you can’t find one there just keep checking, one may pop up sooner or later

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry thanks mate 🙏🔱

I really wish I’d picked one of those up last time I saw one, maybe I’ll get another chance

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry I prefer it over the PPK which tends to bite my oversized hands

I have experienced this lol, more so with the FN1910 and 10/22 though

Lol yeah I tend to do that

I’d say maybe a little bit, however I’d say the Walther seems to hit a little more naturally to point of aim. Thanks for watching!

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry definitely on the point of aim! Can’t hardly beat it! I have both of these pistols . I actually think the recoil was snappier on the CZ. Maybe the Walter ergonomics are just that much better! I also have a beretta 81 12 rounder . It has less recoil than both CZ n Walther but again getting back to point of aim is best with Walther.

Still haven’t gotten to play with a Beretta 81… Just got a Beretta 34 though!

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry wow nice! That’s the main beretta missing from my beretta collection . Ive held the 1934 beretta and they are hefty and a chunk so I’ll bet great on recoil!

It’s actually been acting a lot better with differ ammo I’ve noticed, but yeah a new spring definitely wouldn’t hurt. Thanks for watching!

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry hotter ammo?

Must be, I don’t remember what ammo I used in this video but PPU seems to cycle well

This is true, weird how pistol doctrine has changed over the decades. Modern pistols could legitimately be used in a combat scenario, but back in the day outside of 15 meters you were pushing it

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry Um, OK if you have time to take steady aim. A pistol has always been a close range point and shoot, back in the day (:-) ) when I was taught the FN L1A1 (SLR) effective range 200 yards, But Sir! the bullet will go a lot father! ? Yes, but can you A See the target B Have time for the bullet to get there before they duck? :-)

Lol also true, I know I could not hit squat at 200 yards with a pistol no matter how good the gun was (not yet anyway, with extensive practice and/or training maybe)

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry Good excuse tokeep practasing, :-)

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry I think, especialy here in Europe, the concept of police - guns was the use against unarmed persons, not for firefights. Here in Austria, police-officers beside a. 32 gun ( Steyr Kipplauf) carried saber and rubber-baton as primary tools, up to the 1930er years. Sometimes german police forces and especialy prison guards even used cal. 6.35 guns. (the Ortgies)

I will say this, in a recent test that I did the CZ 27 actually performed best of all my 32s 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for watching!

I pick mine up soon. I found one commercial version. No waffen markings after 45’ witch is fine. Less collectible but Cheeper! It’s in 90-95% condition that’s why I got it. I hope it will shoot as well as the yours. Thx for your vids. Always interesting! Ur math is fine. Lots of people can’t do the addition like you can. Ha!

Lol thank you kindly! And congrats!

I will say a new recoil spring would probably save the 27, it’s just too week after 70+ years. Thanks for watching!

When I purchase a vintage pistol, always purchase a wolff spring kit which eliminates most feed and firing issues.

It’s a cool one!