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  • 88E30M50

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    Congrats on the new blaster sg3! I have no experience with the poly EAA guns, but am impressed with the EAA steel CZ clones so far. I've owned CZs, Tanfoglios and Sarsilmaz and all are good. I have not dug into the guts of a poly CZ or CZ clone, but if they are anything like the steel guns, it's pretty easy to clean the feel up by polishing the internals of a clone. Even if left as delivered, it's a pretty good deal for the money put out.
     

    sgreen3

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    Congrats on the new blaster sg3! I have no experience with the poly EAA guns, but am impressed with the EAA steel CZ clones so far. I've owned CZs, Tanfoglios and Sarsilmaz and all are good. I have not dug into the guts of a poly CZ or CZ clone, but if they are anything like the steel guns, it's pretty easy to clean the feel up by polishing the internals of a clone. Even if left as delivered, it's a pretty good deal for the money put out.


    Thanks! Yes Im very pleased with it so far. The take down on the pistol is very easy an honestly I don't really see a need to polish ot tweek anything just yet. But after doing all the research on the pistols before I bought one Id really like to pick up one of the Witness Elite Match pistols in 9mm also ;)
     
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