CZ75, are they really that good??

[ShadyScott999]

Yup!

 

[Q!!]

Would you choose the CZ over a SIG 229 in two tone without a rail??

 

[briang2ad]

I own a few.

Very accurate and durable, and quite reliable. If they do have a problem, they are fixable.

The PreBs look very nice - almost as nice as a Hi Power.

The triggers are USUALLY mediocre, but it won't stop you from shooting them accurately in SA.

A SIG will almost always have a better trigger.

I think CZs are priced a bit steep now considering the trigger.

Ironically, the clone by Tanfoglio has a better trigger.

 

[ShadyScott999]

Would you choose the CZ over a SIG 229 in two tone without a rail??

I have had both. The Sig is gone. The Sig will have a better trigger out of the box. The CZ will get much better with time. To me the CZ is is a more robust design. Weighs the same as a brick and you can treat it like a hammer.

 

[Pilot]

Would you choose the CZ over a SIG 229 in two tone without a rail??

I make that choice every day. Well almost. My Sig P228 sits in the safe while my CZ PCR gets carried and shot.

 

[PJH]

I just picked up a CZ-75 SP-01 a couple of weeks ago. I was a little leery of trying something new; everybody in my area is a Glock or Sig guy.
To make a long story short this is by far the most accurate pistol I have owned. Better than my Glocks, Sig, and Springfield. I see more CZ's in my future

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

I make that choice every day. Well almost. My Sig P228 sits in the safe while my CZ PCR gets carried and shot.

The PCR fits my hand better as well as having a shorter DA trigger stroke than the SIG. Incidentally, they will fit in many of the same holsters if the leather has a little "give" to it.

 

[Pilot]

The PCR fits my hand better as well as having a shorter DA trigger stroke than the SIG. Incidentally, they will fit in many of the same holsters if the leather has a little "give" to it.

I carry my CZ PCR in a holster made for the Sig P228/P229, a Bianchi Shadow II OWB. It fits great and as its a tad slimmer/smaller than my P228 its a lot easier to get out, but does not move around at all. Fits perfectly.

 

[chriske]

Having no experience with the M&P , all I can say is that IMHO the CZ 75's are among the best.

 

[ol' scratch]

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Absolutely. CZ's have changed my perception of what an autoloader can be. It's now one of the most copied designs worldwide; there's a reason for that. I shoot a CZ every week, if I don't, I get cranky

Here are my 2 favorites.

My CZ75 is a great pistol. Now a little off topic; What grips are those?

 

[roc1]

In a word YES. They are my favorite autos and I have owned a bunch of different brands and shot the rest.
roc1

 

[Marlin 45 carbine]

the 9m I shot (a friends) was but I'll stick with my 5903.

 

[Nick5182]

My CZ75 is a great pistol. Now a little off topic; What grips are those?

Hogue wrap-around finger grips. I'm pretty sure MidwayUSA carries them.

 

[MikePGS]

I would choose a CZ 75 over a Sig 229, but thats because Sigs don't fit my hand well at all and CZ's feel as if they were specifically designed for me.

 

[cz75bdneos22]

yes, the CZ 75 is a great pistol and i would second the idea of trading for an S&W MP...good luck and keep us posted.