On my CZ Shadow 2 there is a short rail under the slide.
See pics below (sorry pics are so big).
What is the simplest way to put an optic on?
A laser under the slide the way to go?
I know I'm keeping the CZ Shadow 2 for long-term, and my eyes are compromised.
I have been having fun with optics on a couple of my semi-automatic .22LR pistols and on 4 different .22LR rifles.
I thought I'd apply that to the CZ Shadow since I only see a red blur of the front sight when I shoot.
I have to use the "Force" in Star Wars to shoot at a target since I can't see the front sights or the target well, but I am not strong in the Force.
Recommendations?
The scopes I've used have been around $100 (Nikon & Hawke) & the red dot about the same, a Bushnell TRS-25 (had something different on a Victory that I sold).
I say that so your recommendations will be commensurate with what I'll spend.
There could even be something in our Classifieds if I knew what to look for.
I don't want to remove the rear sights and go whole-hog into this, but gently: baby steps.
Perhaps I'm fooling myself and a simple laser is not the way to go?
See pics below (sorry pics are so big).
What is the simplest way to put an optic on?
A laser under the slide the way to go?
I know I'm keeping the CZ Shadow 2 for long-term, and my eyes are compromised.
I have been having fun with optics on a couple of my semi-automatic .22LR pistols and on 4 different .22LR rifles.
I thought I'd apply that to the CZ Shadow since I only see a red blur of the front sight when I shoot.
I have to use the "Force" in Star Wars to shoot at a target since I can't see the front sights or the target well, but I am not strong in the Force.
Recommendations?
The scopes I've used have been around $100 (Nikon & Hawke) & the red dot about the same, a Bushnell TRS-25 (had something different on a Victory that I sold).
I say that so your recommendations will be commensurate with what I'll spend.
There could even be something in our Classifieds if I knew what to look for.
I don't want to remove the rear sights and go whole-hog into this, but gently: baby steps.
Perhaps I'm fooling myself and a simple laser is not the way to go?