CZ75 SP-01 Phantom

[CZF]

I'd like to see the Omega trigger eventually make it to the Phantom production.

However, the people that have bought the current guns are very happy with them.

I like the fact that it made the cover of my favorite magazine!

 

[Storm]

muzzle flip was minimal, making "controlled pairs" too easy.

I found the same to be true. While the gun is light it doesn't seem to translate into increased muzzle flip.

If you like the triggger now just wait until you have a few hundred more rounds through it. Dry firing (with a snap cap) will speed that up nicely.

 

[S391]

I played with one this afternoon and I have to admit I was pretty impressed. I'm thinking about picking one up and play with it for the rest of the season then see if I want to run one for IDPA next year........

 

[CZF]

WE are always looking to welcome new members into the world of CZ.

Best of luck with your eventual purchase.

 

[GoodKat]

Anyone else think the decocker is a little hard to work? I think if I get one, I'll grind the top of it off to make it easier to press down.

 

[Barker45]

The decocker is a non-issue. It's high and out of the way even with a very high grip. The gun is great and very accurate. I plan on buying some competition sight for mine before my next match. Did I mention this gun is LIGHT! Phantom=

 

[Storm]

Anyone else think the decocker is a little hard to work? I think if I get one, I'll grind the top of it off to make it easier to press down.

At first it was, but with use it ease up and smoothed out considerably to the point where I am now satisfied with it.

 

[PostalGlock'n]

Will the Cadet .22 conversion work on the Phantom? From what I've read that it is basicaly a poly CZ-75, I would think so, but haven't yet seen it in writing.

 

[GoodKat]

At first it was, but with use it ease up and smoothed out considerably to the point where I am now satisfied with it.

Do you think grinding the top of it off(giving you a flat instead of sloped surface) would be a good idea?