Firstly, it is not a B series CZ. As it has no firing pin block.
The 85 Combat also has an adjustable trigger for over-travel.
Along with adjustable sights.
A better standard of fit and finish than a 75B MIL, but also a
higher price tag. Most owners are very pleased with them..
and you rarely hear of one with problems.
The KADET .22 conversion unit will fit on the frame and offers
a cheap way to practice.
Ill second everything CZF say's. The Combat is a full ambi version (if Im not mistaken) of the 75, with a better finish and fit...not by much though. I think the name is misleading and should be called the Comp. version...its much more geared towards stock level competition that Combat. Its a great gun an has a great trigger...sans the FPB that can be finicky at times.
Shoot well
Mine's a great gun too. Smooth trigger out of the box. Very accurate. The adjustable sights alone are worth the extra money. I think street price on them in the free states is about $400? I got one for that in Kali about three years ago.
Yes, the 85 Combat , 85B will accept the 15 shot mags
I agree with Eric. The "combat" title is kinda misplaced.
Adjustable sights really don't belong on a combat pistol,
unless they are protected like the MMC or S&W design.
The 85B is what they should have went with for the B
series, leaving the Pre B alone. Well we can't change
that now.
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