My FFL is kind of slow as well, as guns are not their primary business. I was on call at the hospital forever it seemed, so busy I just came home and crashed. I'm still recovering, but I now have the TOZ......I will be doing a range report soon, but for anyone that wants to order one, they are $499 plus $13 shipping, with the wooden case. My case came with an odd double tin of lubricant, and little else but a Xeroxed English version of the manual. I have not shot the pistol yet......gotta wait for Saturday, but if you are interested in ordering one, they seem to be a solid deal. These are Olympic quality Free Pistols manufactured by the Russkies. It's a solid, well built pistol, and it appears to be unfired. I look forward to being the first to fire it.
Man, if that wood was something synthetic, that pistol would look like something from a science fiction film. And here I thought target pistol grips meant large palm swells and a thumb rest.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous, Xavier, of that fine pistol. I read your original post about seeing them in the CDNN catalog, and I've been thinking about it since.
ReplyDeleteOne question, though - is it left or right handed? I can't quite tell by the way the grip is shaped. Hopefully, they're lefty-compatible, or I might have to put off owning one.
Very much looking forward to that range report as well!
Mine is right handed Jay, although CDNN may very well still have a couple of left handers!
ReplyDeleteMUST RESIST COMPULSION TO ORDER MORE!
ReplyDeleteIf that is your pistol in the picture it is not a TOZ-35M, its a TOZ-35. The "M"s had a barrel band. I likewise ordered the pistol from CDNN and also received the 35 not M model.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brad....I assumed they were the same. I guess I shoulda known better!
ReplyDeleteNice find! I'd never heard of the gun, so I asked Google. Seems about 10 years ago they were going for $1100.
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