armoredman
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Yep, it's here, the RAMI BD decocker model, comes with factory night sights and two ten round mags, a great CCW or LE backup gun. Just arrived, check with local authorized CZ dealer for price and avilability.
New CZ-2075 RAMI BD DECOCKER
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Treo
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I saw one yesterday at Specialty Sports looked nice, not sure if it was 500.00$ nice but......
Seriously if I could afford it I'd get one of every thing CZ makes.
Seriously if I could afford it I'd get one of every thing CZ makes.
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armoredman
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I'd have to agree on that one! BTW, were you sure it was the BD model?
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Amen, Brother!
The introduction of these pistols will be a deal-breaker for many.
Those people that have wanted a RAMI in the past, but decided against one due to a lack of decocker. Will be in for a real treat now.
Like the 97B decocker. The RAMI BD expands the CZ line to a new dimension.
The introduction of these pistols will be a deal-breaker for many.
Those people that have wanted a RAMI in the past, but decided against one due to a lack of decocker. Will be in for a real treat now.
Like the 97B decocker. The RAMI BD expands the CZ line to a new dimension.
Zundfolge
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I want a RAMI SAO
C&L all the way
C&L all the way
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DougDubya
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RAMI decocker?
YAHOO!
YAHOO!
Treo
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QUOTE:"BTW, were you sure it was the BD model?"
Yup it had the 10 rd mag & everything. Specialty Sports is one of only two places in town that carries CZ & they do a pretty good business in them
Yup it had the 10 rd mag & everything. Specialty Sports is one of only two places in town that carries CZ & they do a pretty good business in them
The Lone Haranguer
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I found the safety levers on a poly RAMI to be too thin, flat, far forward and next to impossible to operate. I do have somewhat short thumbs. This sounds very interesting. Much to the detriment of my pocketbook and FICO score.
Much to the detriment of my pocketbook and FICO score.
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armoredman
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Fico?
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armoredman
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Ah, gotcha.
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Dang, if this had been available a few years ago I'd have probably gone with this instead of my Glock 26. Too late now--I've drunk the Glock Kool Aid.
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armoredman
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You can always come back...
P. Plainsman
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Very interesting. How does it feel in the hand?
I like the thin grips on the sides of that RAMI. Don't get me wrong, I love my CZ P-01 -- its ergonomics are wonderful -- but the comfy grips on the P-01 protrude enough that they are a bit chubby for CCW.
Looks like the RAMI grip is a lot thinner, hence more packable.
Also love the idea of factory night sights on a CZ. I'm officially interested in this pistol.
I like the thin grips on the sides of that RAMI. Don't get me wrong, I love my CZ P-01 -- its ergonomics are wonderful -- but the comfy grips on the P-01 protrude enough that they are a bit chubby for CCW.
Looks like the RAMI grip is a lot thinner, hence more packable.
Also love the idea of factory night sights on a CZ. I'm officially interested in this pistol.
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armoredman
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My wife wants one badly....
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This Is It!
My wife has shot the CZ 75B (rental), as well as my CZ P01. She shot them well -- the CZ fits her hand well.
She had expressed interest in the RAMI, but was concerned about the manual lowering of the hammer and did not even want to consider C&L.
The RAMI BD is the answer. Out-freaking-standing!
My wife has shot the CZ 75B (rental), as well as my CZ P01. She shot them well -- the CZ fits her hand well.
She had expressed interest in the RAMI, but was concerned about the manual lowering of the hammer and did not even want to consider C&L.
The RAMI BD is the answer. Out-freaking-standing!
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armoredman
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They are available, came out mid year, not in the old catalog, will be in the new one. Ask your CZ authorized dealer to get you one!
Gary in Pennsylvania
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They are alloy framed, correct?
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armoredman
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Yes, alloy, good strong stuff from our experiance.
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Manual Safety vs Decocker
Please help me make sure I understand. I'm looking at the RAMI. As I think I understand it,
The regular 2075 RAMI has a manual safety. I'm guessing this is like my PPK/S, where flipping the safety "on" decocks the hammer, lowers the hammer down to the firing pin block, and also prevents trigger pull.
But the RAMI BD, with a "Decocker" instead of a manual safety decocks the hammer on to the firing pin block, but does not lock the trigger. It then is ready for the first shot to take place, but in double-action (long trigger pull) mode. Thereafter, each subsequent shot would be SA.
The latter type would be preferred by those who are comfortable with the only restriction to firing is the long DA trigger pull on the first round. There would be no safety to "unlock."
The former type would be preferred by those who, despite the long trigger pull are comfortable with an additional manual safety.
In the former, i.e. "regular" RAMI, can the hammer be decocked by turning the safety "on," then unlocking the safety by subsequently turning the safety back "off?" (This is what we do with the PPK/S)
If the last question is true, i.e. this is like the PPK/S, then I would be just as comfortable with a "regular" RAMI.
I'll appreciate all of your feedback, thanks.
Please help me make sure I understand. I'm looking at the RAMI. As I think I understand it,
The regular 2075 RAMI has a manual safety. I'm guessing this is like my PPK/S, where flipping the safety "on" decocks the hammer, lowers the hammer down to the firing pin block, and also prevents trigger pull.
But the RAMI BD, with a "Decocker" instead of a manual safety decocks the hammer on to the firing pin block, but does not lock the trigger. It then is ready for the first shot to take place, but in double-action (long trigger pull) mode. Thereafter, each subsequent shot would be SA.
The latter type would be preferred by those who are comfortable with the only restriction to firing is the long DA trigger pull on the first round. There would be no safety to "unlock."
The former type would be preferred by those who, despite the long trigger pull are comfortable with an additional manual safety.
In the former, i.e. "regular" RAMI, can the hammer be decocked by turning the safety "on," then unlocking the safety by subsequently turning the safety back "off?" (This is what we do with the PPK/S)
If the last question is true, i.e. this is like the PPK/S, then I would be just as comfortable with a "regular" RAMI.
I'll appreciate all of your feedback, thanks.
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