Two New RAMI Mags.

In expressing myself to Cz-USA that the new RAMI BD was breaking in nicely, but didn't
care much for my older RAMI Magazines.

They sent me a nice long sleeved logo shirt and two brand spanking new 14-shot extended
magazines.

After firing 73 rounds through both of them and my original mag marked BD on the bottom
by me via a marker.

I'm happy to say that a 3 of the 14-shot mags and the 10-shot (carry) mag all performed 100%
at the range.

My  7 and 12 yard targets showed good hits whether using Double Tap and other JHPs such as Gold Dot, and XTPs.

This is from new gun that has hit the 235 round mark without cleaning.

The trigger reset is getting much better.

After another range trip:

Some more shooting with my RAMI BD.

Fed all the ammo, including Magtech very well. 

No more issues with the
mags ejecting, but due to the longer rest of the BD.I do prefer my 14 year old RAMIs trigger better.

I'm having a fun time promoting this 
pistol towards those interested in RAMIs, and CZ is general, as I've told people to buy the BD if possible. 




The Decocker is very safe, and the Nites are worth the extra money.

My BD fits in the SHTF GEAR, now Black Arch
hybrid IWB holster very well, as it's actually made for a RAMI BD.

Firing Line: RAMI BD

After years on wondering what a BD would be like, I found out that that they are pretty tight fitting from the factory.

Myself and others have had the same experience with their new BDs, but I'm sure that mine will
break in nicely.

Out of 78 rounds fired. I had a couple failures to close on Magtech FMJ ammo.

Maybe be because of the ammo, or just a new gun's minute Gremilin showing it's head?

This was after I fired a couple mags of shiny new Sellior&Bellot, and some Double Tap JHPs.

My plan is to shoot it some more, like every week for a month before carrying it for
self defense.

However, I'm having a real ball promoting this new gun on CZF , the Facebook RAMI page..
and other places.

The TALON GRIPS give it a rock steady feel when firing.. even if they don't look like tradtional
RAMI grips.

Having the Decock Lever is surely a Godsend at the Range.

No more having to manually lower the hammer over a live round, then reholster before
leaving the area, then resuming my daily duties while carrying concealed.

Not to mention, the new NITE Sights are twice as bright as the aging Nites on my regular
RAMI.

At this point in time:

All I can say about a RAMI BD is Buy One, if you can find one!