Kind of a mini tok

Thanks, Yes,I did grind the bottom off of one magazine. Did not really need the extra extension.Someone with very big hands might find it an aid,but grinding it off left it smaller in overall size,and lighter. This pistol is all steel, including the solid magazine finger extension! The deal was online at Gunbroker. Low shipping, with extra magazine. My FFL(which I found with Gunbroker) only charges $20 a transfer. Found a source of low priced factory mags, Bass and Bucks for $17.99 each,bought 2 spares.

Here's my Mini Tok, the "other" CZ-70 Zastava .32.

I also bought a Zastava M88 a few years back when they first came out, I have a very low numbered one, it's like 000042 or some such. It's one of my favorite guns, a great value I think I had to give $300 for mine, maybe because they were new on the market but I have seen them for less. I would buy another one to keep as a "spare" if I saw one for $200 or so. Mine shoots great, I haven't gotten to shoot mine in a while but it's was FAR more accurate than I thought it would be. They are supposed to be offered in .40 but I have yet to see one. I am usually wary of pistols that are basically a 9mm with a .40 barrel dropped in, but given that it's built on a Tok frame I think it would more than handle the .40 round.

I am also no fan of the finger rest mags, I prefer the more "military" look of a flat metal baseplate on the mags.

If you could help me out, do you know exactly how to get that mag well filler block out of there? The reason I ask is these will accept standard Tokarev mags if the block is taken out. I also use a Chinese Tok as my 7.62x25 "shooter" piece and I have about 6 mags for it, and would like to be able to use the Tok mags in my M88. I use the M88 primarily as just a 9mm plinker. I don't think feeding problems would occur because I had a 9mm barrel in my Chinese Tok for a while and the shorter 9mm rounds had no problems feeding in that.