CZ-75b grips

[30mag]

Anyone sell grips for a CZ-75 b that are slimmer than the stock grips?
I'm certain that the grip on the right side is a little too fat. The left grip doesn't bother me, because my trigger finger is on the left side, and because the grip is too big, I have to alter my grip on the gun in order to reach the trigger in DA mode.

 

[jeffesonm]

Try CZ Custom... they have several available: http://czcustom.com/cz-grips.aspx

 

[Corner Pocket]

Hey there, 30Mag!

Here is a link to a thread on the CZ forum that may be of help to you:

http://www.czforumsite.info/index.php?topic=23291.0

"Amen!" to your tagline, mate. You're "spot on!"

Corner Pocket

 

[NoneMoreBlack]

Also Omega custom: http://www.czgrips.us/index.htm.

 

[BlindJustice]

Ghost Holsters - ANgus's Shop
has, besides every other part you'd want
or custom work offers thin Coco Bolo grips

I don't know how thinner they are, but Guy
Hogue has a nice checkering pattern where
it's uncheckered in a triangle toward the top rear
near the thumb safety. They'd be fine as long
as they don't have the stock palm swell - ambi
thumb rest

R-

 

[CZF]

These seem thinner than my other 75B wood grips, but it just might be me.

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

On my PCR compact, the cocobolo wood grips from CZ Custom are thinner due to the lack of the palm swell.

 

[Digitalshooter]

www.designergrips.com

 

[1SOW]

The Custom Shop 'thin aluminum' grips are thinner than the plastic stock grips. Pricey.

 

[30mag]

I like these I think:
http://czcustom.com/CZ-75-CZ-85-Full-Size-Thin-Coco-Bolo-Full-Checker.aspx

They're cheaper than the aluminum, and will look better, not to mention, they are thinner than the standard grips.

Opinions?

 

[30mag]

And, half-checker or full checker... why should I care?