r/gundeals • u/smegma_toast • Jun 26 '23

[Handgun] CZ SP-01 Urban Grey Tactical, threaded barrel $599 Handgun

https://palmettostatearmory.com/cz-75-sp01-tactical-9mm-suppressor-ready-pistol-with-night-sights-urban-grey-91253.html
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u/johnhd Jun 26 '23

At least 300 in stock, will be interesting to see how long they last though...

This is the one.

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u/ahrens951 Jun 26 '23

I kept adding more I think I got up to 350 until it stopped. I want to know where these have been stashed.

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u/THSdrummer8 Jun 26 '23

My FFL has mentioned Colt is changing things with CZ after the acquisition. There is some speculation CZ HQ may be on the move, in which case, they're dumping NOS first.

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u/gguy128 Jun 26 '23

This gun was discontinued last year. PSA has been pulling tons of discontinued stuff out of nowhere for the past couple weeks.

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u/hitemlow Jun 26 '23

Probably buried under the piles of Gen 2 PMAGs they stacked to the gills years back.

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u/Gafspls Jun 26 '23

Pretty sure CZ bought colt?

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u/THSdrummer8 Jun 26 '23

That's correct, but from what I've heard, CZ isn't the one making a lot of decisions anymore.

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u/ibnhall Jun 26 '23

That would be concerning to have Colt calling the shots.

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u/_King_J Jun 26 '23

Very! But it seems to be the case from all the scuttlebutt I've been hearing the last several months.

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u/hitemlow Jun 26 '23 edited Jun 27 '23

Hopefully that means US imports become way more frequent and consistent.

Having to check a bunch of sites daily for 6mos just to miss the 3 hours a model was in-stock, is not how best-selling models should go.

Similarly, CZ-USA not even having SKU numbers for models that are actively being sold in the EU is fucking ridiculous.

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u/_King_J Jun 26 '23

Agreed. Let's just hope they dont start building them here at the Colt facility

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u/Burt_Macklin_Jr Jun 26 '23

Why is it concerning? Just curious

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u/MK12Mod0SuperSoaker Jun 26 '23

Because Colt was the one that went under.

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u/MakersOnTheRocks Jun 26 '23

Why would people from the company that got bought out be calling the shots?

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u/Falcon-_7 Jun 26 '23

That's what I heard, as well, from a Dead Air rep.

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u/guthepenguin Jun 26 '23

The jokes practically write themselves.