Double stack automatic blank gun w/ a chrome look-alike finish which is likely nickel plating and does refract light. The woodstocs are Turkish walnut and are laser cut diamond checkered on both sides, also sporting the official CZ logo along the base of the handles, indicating that this is likely a licensed replica / copy.
The safety on this gun is ambidextrous and is stepped, as is the slide catch release lever, which allows for easier manipulation of these controls. The top of the hammer is also serrated along its width to allow for easier manipulation. The field-strip notch swivels down easy enough and pulls out with surprisingly little effort, however, do note that if you intend on field-stripping the gun, that you might have some difficulty putting it back together and might likely need to use a tool as the blowbaqck spring on this pistol is stiff.
The controls as well as the trigger, hammer and buttplate on the gun are black / a form of cerakoted, also creating a pleasant tri-tone finish.
The cocking serrations are low profile, slanted, typical of CZ, in conjunction with the low profile slide, the ovalic ejection port, the dovetail on top of the slide.
Magazine capacity is 14+1 double stack and has a shiney finish w/ 2x witness holes for more or less ascertaining the amount of rounds left.
The ejection port has its own serial number and likewise on the right face of the gun, you'll find the model name as well as the calibre markings.
Being a replica of a vintage pistol, you'll find that this gun is all-metal and that there is no underbarrel Picatinny rail. It is hammer fired as previously mentioned and weighs in at 1.02 KG with an unloaded magazine.
It measures in 205mm in length, with a height of 142mm and a width of 35mm.
This pistol uses the LARGE AUTO frame holster, just bear in mind.
Otherwise, our opinion of this blank gun is overwhelmingly optimistic. The laser cut Turkish wallnut gripstocks w/ the CZ logo is a rare feature on a blank gun and moreover, this gun cycles as reliably and as smoothly as a KUZEY does, but with the blowback spring stiffness of a RETAY gun.
