CZ 75B owners - which aftermarket grips?

[hAkron]

VZ G10 grips are the right choice for me. Have have them on 5 or 6 of my CZ's and I love them. Nice and thin and grippy.

 

[TMann]

This is my second post on this thread...the first post was 2 years ago.

Anyways, my 75b now wears a set of VZ grips. They're probably the thinnest grips available for the 75B.

TMann

 

[oldironsights]

Don't forget the uber-comfortable Pachmyr sure-grip wrap-around four-piece grip package.
Most comfortable handgun grip I own.
Very similar to the Pachmyr grips found on the Browning High-Power Practical pistols.

 

[meanmrmustard]

This is my second post on this thread...the first post was 2 years ago.

Anyways, my 75b now wears a set of VZ grips. They're probably the thinnest grips available for the 75B.

TMann

They perform well, noticed my comfort level go up and my shooting got better. That says a lot.

 

[raytracer]

I like the factory wood grips. They are noticeably thinner than the rubber or plastic, and look like a million bucks. They come in full and half checkered.

joe

 

[tekarra]

I like the factory rubber grips.

 

[vent51177]

VZ grips are pricey but awesome.

They're much thinner than standard grips and the checkering on them dont mess up too easy.

If I understand correctly G-10 is a form of hardened almost petrified linen.


I got lucky I bought both my PCR and my 75 B on Texas Gun Trader from different sellers (I paid 400 for each) and both sellers threw in VZ Grips with them. (Diamond backs: Dirty Olive on the PCR and Black Desert Sand on the 75B both look awesome)


The PCR even came with a limited run Don Hume holster that they made custom for Top Gun Supply.

 

[sinbad339]

I love the look of wood on black steel, and I find these grips from http://www.grips4u.net/index.php?cPath=118_48&osCsid=efe506c5510256a15417b7f0be87613e
to be very comfortable and secure.