Two Gun Terry CZ Review Checkmate Parrot Race Gun for USPSA, Action Steel, & Steel Challenge Matches

Two Gun Terry & Friends - Part two of this series reviewing the CZ Czechmate "Parrot" Limited Edition and the STI DVC Open 9mm Major RACE GUNS. In part one, Two Gun Terry reviewed the STI DVC Open gun. In this episode, Terry reviews the CZ Czechmate "Parrot" Limited Edition. Review and shoot this amazing firearm. Disassembly of the CZ Parrot will be in the next video in this awesome series.
These firearms are used in the Open divisions for USPSA, Action Steel, and Steel Challenge competitions. They are beautiful guns and lightning fast!

[@landon.scootz]

Amazing content TGT!!!!!

[@TwoGunTerry]

Thanks Landon! So happy you stopped by. Enjoy, Terry

[@benbeerman9712]

Nice review Terry. I still need to get out and shoot this thing!

[@TwoGunTerry]

Hi Ben, I hope all is working out for you on your new journey! Thanks for letting me borrow the Parrot. It was so much fun to shoot! What an amazing firearm! Enjoy, Terry

[@Yikesforsure]

I just got a Czechmate a couple weeks ago. Shoots like a dream. Picky with off the shelf ammo with the compensator attached. You can get them for less than $2,400 now.

[@TwoGunTerry]

Hi GoodPizza! Great name!!! But is there such thing as bad pizza??? LOL. I do not believe it's the comp giving you trouble. Try changing your recoil spring for a lighter one. That will help with running factory ammo. You may have to try a couple of different spring weights to make sure the gun cycles reliably. Be sure to test fire ONE ROUND AT A TIME to avoid any problems. I reduced the spring weight in my STI DVC Open gun from 12lbs to 5lbs. I may bump it up to a 7 or 8 pound spring. With the factory spring I could only run major ammo. The 5lb spring runs off the shelf ammo with no problem. Check out Wolff Gunsprings (www.gunsprings.com/CZ/75%20Series/cID1/mID16/dID91#834) or Dillon Precision (www.dillonprecision.com/s000204). They will likely have recoil springs for your Czechmate. About $8. I hope this helps. Terry

[@TwoGunTerry]

PS. Im not an expert on CZ. They make fantastic firearms for sure. Double Czech (ha ha) that the springs for the 75 are the same for your Czechmate before purchasing. You can call either company and they will lent you know which spring fits your gun. Good luck, Terry

[@GunsBlazingRanch]

Awesome video. I’m going to have to try them.

[@TwoGunTerry]

Please do!

[@toneseeker4968]

Thank you, TGT! This is a good video with lots of new information for me. I am going to try to step up my game this year and transition from being just a casual, non serious rimfire and 9mm shooter (besides my .40, .45's and 10mm), with my Girsan MC9 Match and my Taurus TX22 Competition, and start planning out my first REAL race gun, in which I have no knowledge and am just learning about. Your videos are very helpful to me... and fun to watch, too.

[@TwoGunTerry]

Thanks for watching Tone Seeker! Much appreciated!! It's awesome that you are ready to step up your game. You did it the right way. Start out easy (and less expensive) and if you think this sport is for you, the right equipment definitely makes a difference. I love the rimfire division. They are fast, low recoil, and less expensive ammo. That said, I really enjoy drawing from a holster in the centerfire divisions. There's just something about it. Good luck to you, Terry

[@danielgodismyjudge]

Awwww …. Put 10k rounds down range and see how ya like it then…. Your buddy won’t mind! 😵

[@TwoGunTerry]

Now that sounds like fun!