I was just checking the CZ website as it seems they've added some new models from the latest shot show on to it and I came across this on the CZ 75 B page
CZ-USA -> CZ 75 B
Take a look at the top CZ 75 there, the slide no longer stops at the rail like is has since the 1978 second model (making it look very bren ten like) and the barrel itself seems to be longer and the statistics seem to support it as I swear it said it used to have a 4 inch barrel, which now it says it has a damn near 5 inch barrel on it, specifically a 4.7 inch barrel atleast with the .40 call version.
The reason why that is signficant is because one of the rules I've found to be true with the larger calibers is that you dont want a .40 call with a 4 inch barrel as it can be rather snappy and not as nice to shoot as the 9mm version typically, as typically for .40 and up you want 4.5 inches and longer, preferabily 5 atleast when it comes to a holster gun.
so my question is this, does anyone have any further information on this?
has it been this way for awhile and I'm just now picking up on it or did I accidentally stumble upon something they didnt mean to show off yet as the photos on the bottom are of the previous model that's been the current production CZ 75 for the past 19 years with the B model which I believe was released in 93'