Frome Zero to 3 CZ's in 4 Days

[spencerhut]

We've been buying 1911's for a while and decided to get a couple of CZ's. Mine is the CZ-75TS, the wife's is the CZ-75SA and the CZ-52 was a lucky find when we went to pick up the wife's '75SA.
Have no ammo for the '52 yet. But the two '75's shoot great.

 

[bass806]

Been there, done that. Look at the PCR next-It's one of my favorites. I just picked up a NIB CZ 75BD today. Can't wait to break it in on Monday. The trigger is killing me though, it's quite heavy at the moment. I hope to add to the stable later this month with a SP01 tactical. The thought of a 19 rd. 9mm is too cool to pass up. Welcome to the CZ family.

 

[JDGray]

The addiction spreads Congrats!

 

[KONY]

Been there, done that. Look at the PCR next-It's one of my favorites.

+1 ... very accurate pistol.

 

[Kimber1911_06238]

nice, i love a good buying spree. my bank account disagrees

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

The SA (the one in the middle) looks quite intriguing. The safety lever is shaped and appears to be placed differently; it looks easy to operate as well as positioning your thumb well for shooting. I am not thrilled with the "riding the safety" "high thumb" position/grip for 1911s. The trigger seems oddly shaped.

I've handled the P-01 and PCR, very much liking the latter. For a DA/double stack it fits my hand very well; most do not. And the decocker placement and operation is very slick. I have no need of the P-01's frame rail and save $30 in the bargain. I may "drop the hammer" on one soon.

 

[cbailey]

I have a question for you:

1) Is the grip circumference and trigger reach on the TS much different than that of the 75B SA? I have a standard SA/DA 75 B that I love, especially after doing a home trigger job, and I’d eventually liked to get a model with an SA trigger and upswept beavertail. There are no TS’s around here to handle.

 

[1 old 0311]

Classic Arms has the ammo.

 

[spencerhut]

We just back from our first match using these guns. My wife did fine with her CZ-75SA and I did pretty good with the CZ-75TS. It was really fun. And by the way . . . anyone that does not shoot a run and gun now and then is really missing out. It is just plain fun, I don't care who you are.

cbaily - The grip on the CZ-75TS is a bit larger than the CZ-75SA. The CZ-75TS is built off of the CZ-97b type frame so it's a big gun. Try holding a CZ-97b or a CZ-75TS first before ordering one, they are big guns.