CZ75 any fans out there?

[Tom_R]

I am thinking about saving up and having one of these be my next gun.

I saw a beautiful Stainless one in my LGS the other day.

It felt amazing and pointed as nicely as anything that I have ever held.

I have heard good things, but wanted to get some opinions from folks on here.

Thanks

Tom

 

[robin990]

Buy it...... that will be a gun you`ll never regret buying , its that good.

 

[whataboutbob]

If I could only have one handgun it would be a cz 75.

 

[CH47gunner]

The CZ75B is just a tad too large for my hands.
So - I tried their alloy frame with the rail compact model, the CZ75 P-01 & bought it. An outstanding 9mm IMO.

CZ75 P-01 w/ Kadet .22lr conversion kit.

 

[jmace57]

Best out of the box triggers! Love them!

 

[robin990]

My favorite 9mm period......my S&W 915 is my second. The CZ-75 has everything going for it. I can`t think of anything bad.

 

[Walter Rego]

They are one of the best buys out there. I hadn't seen any CZ75B's for about a year and a half after the last guns & ammo panic, but recently some inventory is showing up in the stores again. People that own them swear by them.

 

[jonny13sb]

I own four CZs - 75B,83,97B and an old CZ52. I love them all. Buy it you'll love it!

 

[Marshwheeling]

If I could only have one handgun it would be a cz 75.

I'd have to agree. It's accurate, reliable and it fits my hand. It is as nicely made as anything I have seen. In my admittedly limited experience, I have not tried anything that shoots better. You can pay a lot more without doing better.

 

[koz5614]

I've wanted one ever since I saw it at Harry's Army Navy in Bordentown, NJ around 1986. Haven't found an original one, so I had to settle for one of its (ugh!) "clones":

 

[rxbrew]

Cz 75

I think it's the best buy in a semi auto 9 on the market. Great trigger , great sights,and very acurate. It has a great feel to it.buy with confidence.

 

[LVSteve]

I have a polymer SP-01 Phantom and it points very well, but my recently acquired 5906 TSW has a much better trigger, DA and SA.

 

[Tom_R]

I've wanted one ever since I saw it at Harry's Army Navy in Bordentown, NJ around 1986. Haven't found an original one, so I had to settle for one of its (ugh!) "clones":

Does that get kept in the Glove Box of the '73 Daytona Spider?

 

[Tom_R]

I felt amazing and pointed very naturally. I think you all are judging me, successfully.

 

[BigBill]

Buy it quick you will be very happy with it. I am with mine. Don't forget the cz 82 and cz 83's there just as good as the cz 75. The cz 75 was the choice of the Russian spec ops. It's one of the top 9mm pistols.

 

[jimwilkes]

CZ 75

After many years of Sigs, Brownings and assorted others, the CZ 75b is my only semi-auto & 9mm. I have small hands & it's the best fitting semi I have ever held.

 

[JaPes]

I preface what I am about to say by stating I own a couple Sig P200-series pistols equipped with short reset and short reach triggers. I own a Taurus PT92, Beretta 92fs, and a Walther P1. I am very partial to hammer fired, metal frame, DA/SA semi-auto pistols chambered for 9mm. It doesn't matter brand name, the pistol has to feel just right to me.

I've had a CZ 75B Matte Stainless on order for a few months. I already have 1/2 checkered CZ wood grips, stainless hex grip screws, and a couple extra mags on hand ready to go. There is something special about the CZ 75B that can't be described. The feel in hand and perceived recoil impulse are unique to me. Nothing shoots just like the CZ.

 

[S. Hammer]

I too found the full size CZ 75 just a bit too large for my hand. I've owned a CZ 75 Compact and currently own a CZ 75 PCR. Both were/are great fits and very accurate.

 

[Wyatt p. Tato]

They feel good in my hand and point well. I doubt I will buy one, but they are tempting. I have settled on another brand and have all my needs met for carry, home defense, and target. Just want to stay with one platform.

 

[Engine 21]

I have a 75 semi compact and all I can say is...