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Try many at yoour local range, decide which works best for you. Revolvers are far less complex, auto loaders are more complex, require different skills to master. Seek skilled training & practice. Best of luck with your decision. I own both, favor Ruger revolvers, CZ auto loaders , & 1911 types.

Terms like "effective" & "better" can be subjective. Metrics remove subjectivity. Testing how well you can carrry, draw & accuratly fire remove subjectivity. As has been said before, training is the key. Use what works best for you & practice handling skills, awareness & mindset & you will...

See www.makarov.com for falco leather CZ75 & 97B. I have one for each. High quality, boned specific to pistol. Great value dual shoulder rig, holster can be detached & has belt slots for strong side/sob carry.

beretta 96 DAO. no hammer spur or decock lever. none needed. revolver like performance, pull trigger waaaay back & it goes bang every time.

Mec Gar works great in 97B. bought one & have 0 issues. don't know about the 75.

All things mechanical will have operational "issues". Are your motor vehicles any different? I agree it's frustrating to the owner when those issues are not resolved in a timely & customer pleasing manner. Hopefully, CZ USA assisted in resolving those things for you. I've fired hanguns from...

try CZ 97B. All steel, cond 1 able, great trigger, & accurate straight from the box however, it's not for small hands. Mine prints sub 2 in. groups free hand @ 45 feet . mag cap 10, somewhat less than XD. (but if one can't get r done in 10, how much will 4 more help) Check web CZ boards.

Another option is a dual rig Falco shoulder holster. Avialable from http://www.makarov.com/falco/index.html imho, they are a good value. I have one ea for my 97 & 75. Std. disclaimer - i'm in no way affiliated with site or company, just a guy with champaign taste & beer budget.

Found self in xzactly same situation a yr ago w my pre B. Sent a case thru applicator since then, no hiccups. Same results. Have to push targets further downrange to keep it challenging. Bought a nice used 97B sight unseen, nor held/fired one. First 3 mags went equally well, can only improve...

Head visible? front sight, take the shot. no words. Negotiations over. That's why we practice. You don't negotiate w terrorists. Better to send them to the beyond. Where do you draw the line? Compliance w bg while deadly force is within my grasp?? I think not.

shotgun, for reasons aptly mentioned by armedbear & fabulousfink. anyone who can point a flaslight or water hose can use a shotgun at close range. just racking the action may cause perp to beat a hasty retreat. after all, point is to stop threat. If that fails, 00 buck will succeed in above.

2nd hand pump shotgun <200 clams & 'lil barkey dog, dog as alarm (darn dog's egos are moosified) & 18" shotgun needs no practice in a survival situation. anyone who can water plants can use shotgun.

I'm not leaving br till LEOs arrive. Stay put, cover known entrance w 357, while darlin W calls 911. Years ago read of a training scenario with national fast draw champs were timed / graded during a "sleep over" simulation event. Basically, those who gave up concealment lost. I'm staying put...

96 Brig, INS model, DAO, no hammer spur, factory 3 dot, bruntion finish, 11 rd mags in .40S&W. Put appx 3 cases thru it in appx 5 yrs. Like: smooth, no suprizes trigger, durable finish, revolver like safety, reliability. Dislike: l-o-n-g trigger stroke, though it could be improved by visiting...

tried both, stock & finger frontstrap hogue. fed about 3/4 case thru with both grips @ 200 rds or so per session. i have long fingers & prefer the hogue. love the balance, trigger, ergonomics & double tap performance of the 75. consistantly tight groups! imho, only thing mine lacks is nite...

I'm a CZ97B fan. All steel, full slide length, internal rail slide. Excellent lock up. Great trigger, screw in barrel bushing. Accurate right out of the box. Needs no tweaking to print tight groups. Very reliable, It's built like the CZ75 (which is one fine pistol), design is beefed up to...

I think it's ironic that statistics show the US has more deaths attributed to health care mistakes by drs. & health care providers than "accidental" firearm related deaths. Not everyone has firearms, most have physicians.