RIP CZ 97 Series

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Mine arrived.

I like it!

FYI -- if you like plain rear sights instead of dotted rear sights, I took the factory rear sight out and flipped it around and put it back in and things are perfect.

The white dots are now facing forward, but I hit them with some black sharpie marker so they are barely visible.

-Stan
 
I hate de-cockers, guns should fire when the hammer drops, but some folks love them. :)

I know what you mean. All these folks upset that there isn’t a decocker, or that the Tanfoglio designs can have the safety engaged with the hammer down... What good is a decocker? You can’t carry it cocked and locked like J. M. Browning taught us handguns should be carried!

Just stirring the pot. I know that different folks have different strokes, and some even like Glocks.
 
I know what you mean. All these folks upset that there isn’t a decocker, or that the Tanfoglio designs can have the safety engaged with the hammer down... What good is a decocker? You can’t carry it cocked and locked like J. M. Browning taught us handguns should be carried!

Just stirring the pot. I know that different folks have different strokes, and some even like Glocks.

If CZ wanted the gun to be carried as JMB intended, they would have put the safety in a useful position like Browning did.

If they had, I’d probably be a CZ guy.
 
If CZ wanted the gun to be carried as JMB intended, they would have put the safety in a useful position like Browning did.

If they had, I’d probably be a CZ guy.

Wait... what? I put the safety right under my shooting hand thumb when I shoot, and it rides there nicely. Am I doing it wrong? How does everyone else hold it?
 
I know what you mean. All these folks upset that there isn’t a decocker, or that the Tanfoglio designs can have the safety engaged with the hammer down... What good is a decocker? You can’t carry it cocked and locked like J. M. Browning taught us handguns should be carried!

Just stirring the pot. I know that different folks have different strokes, and some even like Glocks.
I carry hammer down with safety up.
 
Wait... what? I put the safety right under my shooting hand thumb when I shoot, and it rides there nicely. Am I doing it wrong? How does everyone else hold it?

Its too far back and high to disengage naturally for me, could be the several times broken thumb or my kinda mutant hands but I greatly dislike how CZ safeties feel and I can’t get them to go as instinctively as 1911 safeties. Same goes for HK.
 
Its too far back and high to disengage naturally for me, could be the several times broken thumb or my kinda mutant hands but I greatly dislike how CZ safeties feel and I can’t get them to go as instinctively as 1911 safeties. Same goes for HK.
You would like the CZ Shadow 2’s safety. it even comes with a over sized, easy swap too

and yes, 1/4 cock and safety up
 
You would like the CZ Shadow 2’s safety. it even comes with a over sized, easy swap too

and yes, 1/4 cock and safety up

Tried it, and most of the extended and modified options out there (one of my local shops has a good selection of CZs including some of the higher end ones). Just doesn’t work for me. CZs will be decocker only for me, and that’s just fine. I do really want a P01
 
Tried it, and most of the extended and modified options out there (one of my local shops has a good selection of CZs including some of the higher end ones). Just doesn’t work for me. CZs will be decocker only for me, and that’s just fine. I do really want a P01
I wish CZ would make a De-cocker safety. I’m a big fan of safety and decocking
 
Its too far back and high to disengage naturally for me, could be the several times broken thumb or my kinda mutant hands but I greatly dislike how CZ safeties feel and I can’t get them to go as instinctively as 1911 safeties. Same goes for HK.

That actually seems a little foreign to me, but of course everyone has different hands. I don’t actually like 1911 safeties all that much. They are in a good spot compared to my hand, but I can’t ride the safety lever as well because my thumb drags on the slide if I grip it as aggressively as my CZs or Tanfoglio. That’s actually probably the biggest reason I haven’t built a 1911 or 2011 yet. That, and where the safety transfixes the frame and meets the beaver tail, it’s shape just doesn’t seem to match my proximal thumb knuckle-whatever you would call that joint.
 
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