CZ-52?

[jennyfell55]

I'm interested in picking one of these pistols up, but I've come across a problem, I can't find one! Now, I could order one online, but I'm afraid it'll arrive and it won't fit my hand or something like that. Is there any chance that someone on here has one they'd be willing to let me fondle?

[flinger]

Sorry jenn but i think this one is just askin for trouble

[runamuk]

A forum full of predominantly men asking if you can fondle someones pistol... just how could that be trouble

[jennyfell55]

LOL oh wow  Whoops! OK... let me rephrase. Does anyone own a CZ-52 that would be willing to let me take a look and decide if I would like to purchase said  type of Czechoslovakian handgun? Better? 

[dogtuk]

I have one but I live in Forks and wont be headed that direction for a while darn it

[FC]

Jenny, I looked into those when I was looking for a cheap fun gun to shoot and they are well made with a strong roller lockup and an inherently weak chamber floor. If you are looking to shoot the 7.62x25mm (it's a really fun and accurate round), look at the actual Tokarevs like this one :

http://www.jgsales.com/romanian-tokarev-ttc,-7.62x25-nice-semi-auto-pistols,-very-good-condition.-p-6346.html

They are MUCH more comfortable to shoot than they look and you can get aftermarket grips for them too, they are also much smaller than they look in the pictures. If you are just looking for a cheap concealable pistol that is still pretty cheap to shoot with modern ammunition the Makarovs aren't bad.

http://www.jgsales.com/polish-p64-9x18-military-pistols,-blued,-vg-condition.-p-5863.html

or

http://www.jgsales.com/bulgarian-makarov-9x18,-good-to-very-good-condition-p-4118.html

If you lived closer I would let you examine my tokarev...lol...my gf wouldn't allow any fondling I'm afraid