The CZickness XLVII....We march forward, my friends.

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    TJ Kackowski

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    What is a BA wizard touched cz? I have a couple CZ’s and this has peaked my interest lol.
    First off, welcome to INGO. You stumbled into a very eclectic group in what seems to be a never-ending CZickness series ... tread lightly or you may fall victim to the CZickness, and it WILL be detrimental to your pocketbook.

    Now, a more direct answer to your questions about BA & the Wizard.

    BA = Birds Away. He was one of the founding members of this group and spent countless hours with the Wizard ( @llh1956 ) toiling away on their CZ pistols trying to make them more perfect than when they shipped from the factory. A feat that they accomplished and then perfected. They were soon joined by many of those currently contributing to these threads and some who have slipped away for one reason or another. The antics at their biannual gatherings (SGE & FGE) are legend.

    As it currently stands, BA has passed away. However, many of the pistols that he owned and/or worked on are in the possession of this motley crew.

    The Wizard is still alive and kicking and if you get the chance to have him work on your CZ, you will not be disappointed.

    He turned my nice enough PCR with a heavy trigger into a finely tuned EDC pistol. The process was super easy. We had a conversation about what I wanted my pistol to do, he provided me with a shopping list of parts available from Cajun Gun Works. I purchased the parts, then dropped them off with the Wizard and he performed his magic. He does require a tribute to perform his magic, but it is paltry compared to the results. Heck, you even get the OEM parts back if you should ever want to reverse the process.

    You will need at least 50 (quality?) posts to start a conversation with the Wizard, or you can become a Site Supporter and contact him right away. If I were in your shoes, I'd pony up the $20 to become a Site Supporter and start the CZ transformation process with the Wizard.
     
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    88E30M50

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    Morning folks! :coffee:

    While any Wizard touched CZs are special, there are a handful of BA/Wizard CZs that have become legend. BA had a flair for commissioning some very interesting pistols that all had a very consistent recipe. Hogue grips were the hallmark. For some reason, BA loved those things.
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    wtburnette

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    Morning folks! :coffee:

    While any Wizard touched CZs are special, there are a handful of BA/Wizard CZs that have become legend. BA had a flair for commissioning some very interesting pistols that all had a very consistent recipe. Hogue grips were the hallmark. For some reason, BA loved those things.
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    I think those grips were great for those with larger hands, making the grips fit better. I thought they offered better control of the gun and softened the recoil a bit as well. I'd use them if they weren't a bit too big for my hands.
     
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