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It's more for the grip, weight, sighting and such. Not the recoil or trigger feel. The good replicas weigh the same as the originals especially if its an officially license one, and if they are the licensed one its made to the exact dimensions with all proper and official markings. They are all metal, metal slide, working slide via gas blowback, but obviously not the same kick. It's really just to see how the grip feels, the weigh, to see if I like the sights, and to play around with in the back yard. I think it will give me some good feedback before I go an order one if I chose that route. I've only heard a few references to the CZ on local gun forums, so I don't think there are too many around here. I just want to get some kind of feel for the ergonomics before I decide. If it feels like a cheap toy than I won't bother buying the air sold replica. We'll see though.PS. The other thing is I shoot right handed left eye dominant right now and I want to retrain myself to right eye dominant. I think I could benefit from the replica practicing my grip, trigger pull, sight acquisition and so forth in between range time. Right now it takes a lot of patience and work for me to shoot right eye dominant. I do keep both eyes open.
It's more for the grip, weight, sighting and such. Not the recoil or trigger feel. The good replicas weigh the same as the originals especially if its an officially license one, and if they are the licensed one its made to the exact dimensions with all proper and official markings. They are all metal, metal slide, working slide via gas blowback, but obviously not the same kick. It's really just to see how the grip feels, the weigh, to see if I like the sights, and to play around with in the back yard. I think it will give me some good feedback before I go an order one if I chose that route. I've only heard a few references to the CZ on local gun forums, so I don't think there are too many around here. I just want to get some kind of feel for the ergonomics before I decide. If it feels like a cheap toy than I won't bother buying the air sold replica. We'll see though.
PS. The other thing is I shoot right handed left eye dominant right now and I want to retrain myself to right eye dominant. I think I could benefit from the replica practicing my grip, trigger pull, sight acquisition and so forth in between range time. Right now it takes a lot of patience and work for me to shoot right eye dominant. I do keep both eyes open.
