craig
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i can join this club.i have a 75 bd, and a pcr.
the mrs. has a pcr, and a 75b.
The CZ Club
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i can join this club.i have a 75 bd, and a pcr.
the mrs. has a pcr, and a 75b.
ecureed
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bigmike45,
I really like the look of that stippling. Very professional looking and most important, functional. I wish my stainless had the front strap serrations like my p-01.
I really like the look of that stippling. Very professional looking and most important, functional. I wish my stainless had the front strap serrations like my p-01.
I wish that I could "dumb down" my imaging software and post a picture of my CZ-75 (no suffix). Oh well, description follows:
serial number A4xxx; original phosphate/enamel finish replaced by hi-polish blue; adjustable sights; rubber grip panels added; original box/handbook/target/accoutrements/grip panels; no importer marks; five CZ-made magazines on hand.
It's still wonderfully accurate after almost twenty years. Purchased in Germany as a "Bruener" for $220 (1989).
It's the best $220 I EVER spent.
serial number A4xxx; original phosphate/enamel finish replaced by hi-polish blue; adjustable sights; rubber grip panels added; original box/handbook/target/accoutrements/grip panels; no importer marks; five CZ-made magazines on hand.
It's still wonderfully accurate after almost twenty years. Purchased in Germany as a "Bruener" for $220 (1989).
It's the best $220 I EVER spent.
Hoffy
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On order...
My CZ-82 is on order from AIM and should be here tomorrow!
My CZ-82 is on order from AIM and should be here tomorrow!
CZ rami
Just got a brand new rami 9mm with s.s slide and controls, took it to the range and right off 100 rds of mixed hp and fmj, narry a hickup, nothing but Bang when i pulled the trigger and back on target very quickly, then add in how sexy that beauty looks and no regrets here, love the 14+1 and the grip feels like it was developed for me!!
Just got a brand new rami 9mm with s.s slide and controls, took it to the range and right off 100 rds of mixed hp and fmj, narry a hickup, nothing but Bang when i pulled the trigger and back on target very quickly, then add in how sexy that beauty looks and no regrets here, love the 14+1 and the grip feels like it was developed for me!!
CCI Blazer Brass in a CZ75B
Hey,
I pick up my CZ75B tomorrow morning. Has anyone run CCI Blazer Brass through it? There's a seller on gunbroker selling 1000 rounds for $171 shipped. Thought I might buy a case if my local Walmart is out of 15.50/1000 W/W.
Can't wait!
Hey,
I pick up my CZ75B tomorrow morning. Has anyone run CCI Blazer Brass through it? There's a seller on gunbroker selling 1000 rounds for $171 shipped. Thought I might buy a case if my local Walmart is out of 15.50/1000 W/W.
Can't wait!
Deer Hunter
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Bear,
CCI Brass works fine in my CZ 75B. You should be fine with it.
CCI Brass works fine in my CZ 75B. You should be fine with it.
Bilt4Comfort
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I wish I could find a good jhp that would feed reliably in my RAMI. I've tried 6 or 7 brands, and so far only the Rem UMC has been flawless through 100 rds. Same with my 97B.
I'm picking up a 75B tomorrow...can't wait.
I'm picking up a 75B tomorrow...can't wait.
Got My New CZ 75B Today!
I finally picked up the CZ 75B I ordered two weeks ago. NIB, but manufactured in 2002. Came with a factory-mounted FirePoint red-dot sight. I replaced the stock grips with the very comfortable Hogues. I was skeptical about the sight, but figured that since I got the gun for $320 otd (w/FFL), I might as well try it. And boy am I happy I did. After getting it zeroed, the bullets just went where the red dot was. It's certainly a much more accurate gun than I am a shooter, and it sure beats the heck out of the loaner P38 I was shooting, which liked to eject cases directly into my face.
Anyway, this 4" - 10 shot group (it came with 10-round mags, two 16-round Mec-Gars are on the way) was shot at 25 yards. Okay, okay, I was resting on the bench and working on zeroing the sight. Still, it puts them where you point it.
Love this gun! Thanks again for all the advice here - you pushed me away from the Glock 17 and Beretta, both of which I had test fired. I bought the CZ without shooting it first, but just liked how it felt in my hands.
Bear
I finally picked up the CZ 75B I ordered two weeks ago. NIB, but manufactured in 2002. Came with a factory-mounted FirePoint red-dot sight. I replaced the stock grips with the very comfortable Hogues. I was skeptical about the sight, but figured that since I got the gun for $320 otd (w/FFL), I might as well try it. And boy am I happy I did. After getting it zeroed, the bullets just went where the red dot was. It's certainly a much more accurate gun than I am a shooter, and it sure beats the heck out of the loaner P38 I was shooting, which liked to eject cases directly into my face.
Anyway, this 4" - 10 shot group (it came with 10-round mags, two 16-round Mec-Gars are on the way) was shot at 25 yards. Okay, okay, I was resting on the bench and working on zeroing the sight. Still, it puts them where you point it.
Love this gun! Thanks again for all the advice here - you pushed me away from the Glock 17 and Beretta, both of which I had test fired. I bought the CZ without shooting it first, but just liked how it felt in my hands.
Bear
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sixgunner455
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CZ75 B SA, 9mm. Bought it because of how it feels. Keep it because of how it shoots.
Wonderful gun.
Wonderful gun.
ecureed,
I finally got it to the range yesterday and what a difference having the stippling/texturing made, in not only comfort, but it helped to tighten my groups. Before the gun wanted to torque sideways in my hand as I pulled the trigger. Now that is a thing of the past. There were a couple of guys there as well, that looked at and then shot my CZ. They both were amazed at how well the gun felt in their hands.
bigmike
I finally got it to the range yesterday and what a difference having the stippling/texturing made, in not only comfort, but it helped to tighten my groups. Before the gun wanted to torque sideways in my hand as I pulled the trigger. Now that is a thing of the past. There were a couple of guys there as well, that looked at and then shot my CZ. They both were amazed at how well the gun felt in their hands.
bigmike
P. Plainsman
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What an oversight that I haven't joined this thread yet!
My two CZ pistols (75B and P-01) have dethroned my beloved S&W revolvers as my favorite handguns. I shoot the heck out of my CZs.
I am closing in on 5,000 rounds through them, a lot of it hot +P. They are accurate and delightfully problem-free. One FTE with aluminum-case Blazer ammo (P-01; racked the slide to clear) and one failure to ignite a round on the first hammer fall (75B; second trigger pull fired it; might have been bad ammo). That's it.
My next acquisitions will be a stainless 75B (gorgeous) and a P-06, when they show up around here. It's the first time I've really wanted to own a .40.
My two CZ pistols (75B and P-01) have dethroned my beloved S&W revolvers as my favorite handguns. I shoot the heck out of my CZs.
I am closing in on 5,000 rounds through them, a lot of it hot +P. They are accurate and delightfully problem-free. One FTE with aluminum-case Blazer ammo (P-01; racked the slide to clear) and one failure to ignite a round on the first hammer fall (75B; second trigger pull fired it; might have been bad ammo). That's it.
My next acquisitions will be a stainless 75B (gorgeous) and a P-06, when they show up around here. It's the first time I've really wanted to own a .40.
ZeSpectre
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Added to the CZ Stable this week with a nice CZ-82 in 9mm Makarov (9x18)!
Then I had to visit THREE shops to find any ammo for it ?!?
I was also shocked to discover just how much 9x18 had gone up in price!!!
Oh well, it's a really nice shooting gun.
Then I had to visit THREE shops to find any ammo for it ?!?
I was also shocked to discover just how much 9x18 had gone up in price!!!
Oh well, it's a really nice shooting gun.
Bilt4Comfort
Member
Man...I got the CZ bug really bad.
I have purchased 3 in the last 2 weeks. They all shoot POA better than any that I have experienced. Especially the 97B. What a joy it is to shoot these guns.
The 75B was purchased as a plinker/practice gun, to save money on ammo, but the .45 gets such tight groups, I'm afraid the saving money idea is all but shot.
Anybody that wants a .45acp that'll shoot groups tight as any 1911...get the 97B. You won't regret it.
I have purchased 3 in the last 2 weeks. They all shoot POA better than any that I have experienced. Especially the 97B. What a joy it is to shoot these guns.
The 75B was purchased as a plinker/practice gun, to save money on ammo, but the .45 gets such tight groups, I'm afraid the saving money idea is all but shot.
Anybody that wants a .45acp that'll shoot groups tight as any 1911...get the 97B. You won't regret it.
Now I have to get my digital camera out when I get home and take pics of my CZs. I started with one, it multiplied, and it's about to multiply again if all goes well! Pics coming soon.... 
erikd65
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I just picked up a P-01 today, slightly used with no marks on it. Just had to have it! I guess i am in the club now.
Can't wait to take it out this weekend
Pictures forthcoming.....
Can't wait to take it out this weekend
Pictures forthcoming.....
Keith Wheeler
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I've posted these here before, but here goes:
The "his-n-hers" collection:
My wife "down at the pond":
The "his-n-hers" collection:
My wife "down at the pond":
biscuitninja
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Nice! I'll have to get some pictures of the CZ-52 someday. I own a nice little pair, one chromed one not.... Not horribly accurate, but i can plink cans at 75 yards. good luck
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Lightsped
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I bought this CZ-97b new back in 2001. It has a pretty low (3 digit) serial number. I have only fired it a handful of times. I just seem to always forget about it when heading to the range. Anyways, someone else wanted pics of it on another website, and figured I would post them here too.
Lightsped
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I am considering two CZs for my next gun. Either a CZ75SA or a CZ P-01.
Am I correct that the CZ75SA does away with the traditional long pull first DA shot? Meaning the CZ75SA is more like a 1911? Can the CZ75SA be carried cocked and locked? Are all trigger pulls the same length and weight?
Also, how do folks here feel about the P-01?
The purpose of my next gun, is the same for most all my guns. Its just for fun.
Am I correct that the CZ75SA does away with the traditional long pull first DA shot? Meaning the CZ75SA is more like a 1911? Can the CZ75SA be carried cocked and locked? Are all trigger pulls the same length and weight?
Also, how do folks here feel about the P-01?
The purpose of my next gun, is the same for most all my guns. Its just for fun.
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