THE CZickness LI.....Shooting for a Summer to Remember

[Firehawk]

Also, I ordered a holster for the P01 yesterday. I decided to go with 1791 Gun Leather OWB “optics ready”. No, my PO1 doesn’t have an optic but 1791 said that’s the holster I should use to accommodate the suppressor height sights. Now I might just have to get the P01 milled for a red dot!

I was also looking Wright Leather Works. Their craftsmanship looks top notch. I called and emailed Wright’s about compatibility with suppressor height sights but they never responded. 1791 responded within the hour that I messaged them and they had a Father’s Day special that sealed the deal. I’ll still look at Wrights Leather Works for future needs but this 1791 will get me carrying the P01 and help me figure out what I like or don’t like with a leather OWB holster. Also a OWB holster is required for most training classes and the P01 will be my choice to train with.

 

[T-DOGG]

Going through guns one by one and seeing what upgrades/accessories need added to finish getting them dialed in the way I truly want them to be. Example: need a few slings and some weapon lights for several AR's. Thanks to TT, I have one of the lights figured out already.

 

[Haven]

She took me to the Rusted Silo yesterday in Lizton for lunch and then we hit the dairy bar on the way back for some ice cream.

In my opinion, Rusted Silo has the second best BBQ in town. Though Gather Around in Martinsville is a close third.

 

[radar8756]

Morning ... 72 °F & windows are open

 

[Firehawk]

She took me to the Rusted Silo yesterday in Lizton for lunch and then we hit the dairy bar on the way back for some ice cream.

Lizton’s my old stopping grounds where I grew up. Haven’t been to the Rusted Silo yet but we’ve only heard good things about it.

 

[WebSnyper]

In my opinion, Rusted Silo has the second best BBQ in town. Though Gather Around in Martinsville is a close third.

Just curious, who is your first pick? I have my opinion, but interested in yours.

 

[wtburnette]

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[Haven]

Just curious, who is your first pick? I have my opinion, but interested in yours.

I put 317BBQ as my favorite. Their Brisket is legit. My Texas friends love the Brisket at 317BBQ.

Don't get me wrong, if I am going for BBQ, most of the time it is either Rusted Silo or Gather Around. Mostly because Broad Ripple is annoying to get around.

 

[WebSnyper]

I put 317BBQ as my favorite. Their Brisket is legit. My Texas friends love the Brisket at 317BBQ.

Don't get me wrong, if I am going for BBQ, most of the time it is either Rusted Silo or Gather Around. Mostly because Broad Ripple is annoying to get around.

I'll have to check them out. Admittedly, my usual favorite at BBQ places is smoked turkey, which not everyone has. II generally favor a carolina based mustard sauce, but am definitely flexible there as great bbq doesn't necessarily require sauce. That said, I will go to BBQ places that don't have smoked turkey, if they have other meats that are outstanding.

I like Rusted Silo, they have some interesting stuff. Their smoked turkey is really good. Their sides are ok (I'll admit I like the more ordinary sides) I tried their lemonade for the first time this visit, and I had to ask because I could tell it had something mixed in that took the tart away. Turns out they mix mexican vanilla (with some spices in it -- tasted like nutmeg or cinnamon). Lemonade was good, but not sure I could have downed much of it (I had a single cup).

I will have to look into trying the Rusted Silo Chuck Norris sandwich (I don't recall them having that last time I was there): "Garlicky Texas Toast piled high with sliced beef brisket, slow smoked pulled pork, topped with a fried egg, apple smoked bacon, shaved onion, sport peppers, and a hidden gem of pimento cheese. Sure to kick your cravings right in the sweet spot!"

I didn't try it this time as I'm not a fan of pimento cheese not even sure what sport peppers are, and didn't want to take off too many items on it, and stuck with my usual turkey.

Honestly around here, for a chain place, City BBQ is pretty good, and has great smoked turkey, and good sides.

I do like to try new BBQ places, but not too interested in ones that are bougie.

 

[Haven]

I like a good smoked turkey if I can get it. Sometimes it is just too dry with out BBQ sauce. Some places just don't do a smoked Turkey.

Usually we go for something that gives us a variety of meats. Brisket being my favorite, though I also like pulled pork, and smoked turkey.

We tried Guy Freri's BBQ place in Louisville last year, and the Alabama White Sauce became a favorite of mine for white meats. Otherwise our go to BBQ sauce is Shoups.

 

[WebSnyper]

I like a good smoked turkey if I can get it. Sometimes it is just too dry with out BBQ sauce. Some places just don't do a smoked Turkey.

Usually we go for something that gives us a variety of meats. Brisket being my favorite, though I also like pulled pork, and smoked turkey.

We tried Guy Freri's BBQ place in Louisville last year, and the Alabama White Sauce became a favorite of mine for white meats. Otherwise our go to BBQ sauce is Shoups.

Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of alabama sauce. I've had it, at a few places in Alabama. (My son is a Bama grad)
Rusted silo has it as well.

 

[MindfulMan]

Chuck Norris sandwich

 

[Bennettjh]

Good evening CZ fans.

I see we're discussing BBQ. We like Squealers in Mooresville. Usually bring a bottle of sauce home as well.

 

[jagee]

Best BBQ around. https://www.smokin-barrel-bbq.com/

Admittedly I've not tried the others you guys have listed.

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Chiming in before I go to work early ...

Sat in the original building many a time. Used to go on our lunch break for Brunswick stew and brisket. Some of the very best. They've come a long way, took the fam to the new building (Marietta still) in '21 during vacation. The old place was such a small place. Will always get it when I stop near the 120 loop.

About | Williamson Brothers Bar-B-Q

Atlanta area family dining, corporate and social catering, sporting events, and world famous BBQ Sauce.

www.williamsonbros.com

 

[WebSnyper]

Good evening CZ fans.

I see we're discussing BBQ. We like Squealers in Mooresville. Usually bring a bottle of sauce home as well.

Been there as well. Been a while (pre-pandemic). There was/maybe still is also a Squealers up on 86th street near Michigan road. Been to both of them.

 

[WebSnyper]

Best BBQ around. https://www.smokin-barrel-bbq.com/

Admittedly I've not tried the others you guys have listed.

Interesting. Not been there. interesting hours

 

[WebSnyper]

Chiming in before I go to work early ...

Sat in the original building many a time. Used to go on our lunch break for Brunswick stew and brisket. Some of the very best. They've come a long way, took the fam to the new building (Marietta still) in '21 during vacation. The old place was such a small place. Will always get it when I stop near the 120 loop.

About | Williamson Brothers Bar-B-Q

Atlanta area family dining, corporate and social catering, sporting events, and world famous BBQ Sauce.

www.williamsonbros.com

I'll have to check this out next time I'm in GA.

 

[88E30M50]

I finally managed to get to the range today. My son and I took 5 CZs and 300 rounds of 9mm. We had a 99021 (SP01 Compact), Pre-B, Transitional SAO, Pre-B SAO and P07 along. The two SAOs and 99021 are fully Cajunized. To be honest though, the P07 and non-Cajunized Pre-B were my favorites of the trip. I was not shooting the 99021 well and the two SAOs were great, but the other two were what really felt good to me. The P07 is really easy to shoot well. That's one of the best guns CZ has made, yet will never get its full due. The old Pre-B is something that I need to begin carrying. It's an easy gun to shoot well and it just plain old works.

It sure was fun to put some rounds down range though. Oh, I also took a Sig MCX and 716i along. The MCX had a spare Eotech moved onto it and the 716i got the 3.5-14 BDX optic dialed in. By the end, we were smacking the 400 yard steel consistently with the Norma ammo. That's ammo that I cannot seem to run much below 2 moa, no matter what I run it through. But, it was accurate enough to hit steel (granted, big steel) at 400 yards.

 

[MindfulMan]

I finally managed to get to the range today. My son and I took 5 CZs and 300 rounds of 9mm. We had a 99021 (SP01 Compact), Pre-B, Transitional SAO, Pre-B SAO and P07 along. The two SAOs and 99021 are fully Cajunized. To be honest though, the P07 and non-Cajunized Pre-B were my favorites of the trip. I was not shooting the 99021 well and the two SAOs were great, but the other two were what really felt good to me. The P07 is really easy to shoot well. That's one of the best guns CZ has made, yet will never get its full due. The old Pre-B is something that I need to begin carrying. It's an easy gun to shoot well and it just plain old works.

It sure was fun to put some rounds down range though. Oh, I also took a Sig MCX and 716i along. The MCX had a spare Eotech moved onto it and the 716i got the 3.5-14 BDX optic dialed in. By the end, we were smacking the 400 yard steel consistently with the Norma ammo. That's ammo that I cannot seem to run much below 2 moa, no matter what I run it through. But, it was accurate enough to hit steel (granted, big steel) at 400 yards.

I'm glad that you found some gunpowder therapy, 88' !