CZ 75B owners - which aftermarket grips?

[triplebike]

Thinking about replacing the stock grips. Looking for comfort & support. Don't really care about appearance. Hogue rubber maybe? Recommendations anyone. Thanks

 

[gb6491]

The CZ rubber grips are very good. I replaced my plastic grips with them:

Regards,
Greg

 

[GZOh]

Ditto... the CZ Rubber Grips are EXCELLENT and IMO, look great too!!

 

[TMann]

The OEM rubber grips are pretty nice. If you want a really full grip, the Hogue rubber wraparound grips are also pretty comfortable. (This isn't my photo. I found it via a Google search.)



There are a number of good options for wood grips for the 75B, both in smooth or checkered. Here a few photos of grips that I've owned in the past:





TMann

 

[hanno]

I also like the rubber grips that came stock on my SP-01. They just feel right.

 

[viking499]

I really like my new Marschal grips.

Sorry, no pics of them yet......

 

[schmeky]

Triplebike,

The Hogue finger grips are hard to beat for the utmost shooting comfort and control. Besides, they're not expensive at all.

 

[dusty14u]

Just found out my Zebrano wood grips got sent today from Hungary. Can't wait to see them and install them on my CZ-85 Combat. Look on the web site to see some great looking grips.

http://www.marschalgrips.com

 

[JDGray]

Heres some more
http://czcustom.com/CZ-75-85-TS-Grips-Aluminum-Plastic-Rubber.aspx
I prefer the Hogues with the finger grooves cut off.

Or the CZ thin aluminum

 

[rellascout]

CZ 75 (SP01) THIN AL Grips LONG BLACK Grip Tape

 

[tekarra]

I prefer the cZ rubber grips for shooting. Hogues just don't feel right for me.

 

[Philo_Beddoe]

I got the think aluminum skate tape grips on mine.

They are real grippy and they really do reduce the grip size noticably.

They are rugged too.

http://czcustom.com/cz_75-thin-black-grips.aspx

 

[Japle]

I bought a set of ash grips on eBay for about $10, then cut them down to the size I wanted and sprayed them with Brownell's ALUMA-HYDE II.

Perfect fit and a nice feel.

 

[Pilot]

I also installed the CZ rubber grips on my 75B as I liked the rubber grips that came with my PCR a lot.

 

[triplebike]

Thanks for all the replies/suggestions everyone. I think I'm going to purchase the CZ factory rubber grips & maybe the Hogue's as well.

 

[triplebike]

Update!!!

Took the 75B to the range today with the HOGUE grips installed. It's like shooting a different gun. I love the Hogue grips, very comfortable & the gun fits my hand even better than before. Accuracy improved by 20-25%. Very pleased.

 

[briang2ad]

Hogues can be nice, IF you have thin fingers - they don't work for me.

 

[dusty14u]

Zebrawood grips from Marschal in Hungary.

 

[millertyme]

I can't wait to get my CZ

 

[maxfrei]

I WTB this is cz 75b wood grips, may be who have feedback about this is grips?

 

[wow6599]

The CZ rubber grips are very good.

Another vote for this ^

 

[meanmrmustard]

Thinking about replacing the stock grips. Looking for comfort & support. Don't really care about appearance. Hogue rubber maybe? Recommendations anyone. Thanks

VZ G10 grips, Tactical Diamonds, in the cherry wood color on a black ploy coat gun.

Super sexy, thinner profile, tough as nails. They're the nicest grips I've owned or seen on any CZ EVER!!!

My Canik Stingray will be getting the P01 model grips in Zebra.

 

[Walt Sherrill]

There's a wide variety of after-market grips available, so you won't lack for options.

If you want rubber, I recommend the factory soft rubber. Lot's of folks like the Hogue rubber grips, but they didn't fit me -- the finger grooves forced my strong hand UP against the trigger guard in an incomfortable way.

Wood grips are beautiful, but they make the most sense to me when they're checkered -- and checkered grips (the checkering) can easily be damaged, and then I hate how they look.

Here's a great source for wood, with all sorts of options, including exotic woods:
http://www.czgrips.us/

Another fellow, named Hakan Pek, does great work -- and he can be found on Amazon and Ebay -- and the CZ Forum.

 

[beatledog7]

I have the CZ rubber grips on both of mine and can't see a reason to do anything different. While you're replacing grips, consider swapping out the phillips screws for proper slotted ones. Purely aesthetic, I know.

 

[meanmrmustard]

I have the CZ rubber grips on both of mine and can't see a reason to do anything different. While you're replacing grips, consider swapping out the phillips screws for proper slotted ones. Purely aesthetic, I know.

There is a seller on EBay that makes Allen heads specifically for CZs. They fit, proper threads, length, and they seat at the right depth against the grips. I'll look up the guy and add the info.