451 Detonics
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CZ 52...Novak sights, CZ wood grip panels, Harrington competition firing pin and hardened rollers.
A great match for my Papashaw...
A great match for my Papashaw...
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SleazyRider
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Fritz1, if you don't mind, tell me about the holster for that pretty CZ75 stainless several posts ago.
GojuBrian
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armoredman
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Beautiful photography, eerw, beautiful work.
451, I'd LOVE to have a Papashaw...that HAS to be a blast to shoot.
Lord Teapot, there has to be people who love it, and that's great - for me the CZ -100 was the one and only I'll never buy again. Nothing wrong with the gun, worked as designed, but I couldn't stand that trigger. I am glad to see someone likes it!
451, I'd LOVE to have a Papashaw...that HAS to be a blast to shoot.
Lord Teapot, there has to be people who love it, and that's great - for me the CZ -100 was the one and only I'll never buy again. Nothing wrong with the gun, worked as designed, but I couldn't stand that trigger. I am glad to see someone likes it!
larryh1108
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Ok, huh? My man, that is beautiful work. Almost breath-taking. Nice... very nice.
ISO1600
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I just started to read up on these fine pistols (75B/SA) yesterday, and now i'm seriously considering one. They sound like very good shooters, and a great value as well.
I haven't been able to find a good number for the pull on a factory SA trigger... just the fancy triggers and modified ones also.
I haven't been able to find a good number for the pull on a factory SA trigger... just the fancy triggers and modified ones also.
Jonah71
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I can't seem to find any OD green CZ 75B's anywhere. Am I the only one around here that ended up with one of those ugly things? I think it's mfg. date is 2003. And btw... it's so reliable, it's losing the "ugly" a bit. Besides, it was too good of a deal to pass up.
larryh1108
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OD green? You need to post a picture. Is it possible it's not a factory finish?
Jonah71
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I can't do pictures here on this pc, but what I can do is get the ser. # and post it the next time I'm in the office. Maybe someone could find it then. Or better yet, I may find it on one of my older posts.
Cactus Jack Arizona
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A couple of weeks ago I purchased one of the few (999) Cold War Commemorative 75's. I love the Cyrillic writing. 
schmeky
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eerw said:
Uh, no . . . it turned out fantastic. Beautiful work.
Thanks all.
OK here are some details:
Started with a 75B frame and then got hold of a 75SA topend in 9mm.
The frame was modified. Beavertail was recontoured for a more upswept look. the frame was also cut and then a magwell welded on and finished out (GK Custom part and install).
The thumbsafety was also welded up with a bigger shelf ( EGW welded the part, but GKC says they can do that too ) and its very easy for me to manipulate. A CZ85C mag release was added too.
the slide was cut for Heinie Lo-mount "Ledge" rear sight and a CZ Tactical Sport front sight was thinned and serrated 30lpi. It is a great sight picture, very fast and easy to see.
CZ comp hammer as added and an old style SAO trigger installed. trigger breaks at just under 2#, barrel crown was recut. reliability work done.
And then all cerakoted black.
GK Custom is located in Colorado Springs, I hang out there and do CZ trigger jobs.
EGW is George Smith's shop in PA.
OK here are some details:
Started with a 75B frame and then got hold of a 75SA topend in 9mm.
The frame was modified. Beavertail was recontoured for a more upswept look. the frame was also cut and then a magwell welded on and finished out (GK Custom part and install).
The thumbsafety was also welded up with a bigger shelf ( EGW welded the part, but GKC says they can do that too ) and its very easy for me to manipulate. A CZ85C mag release was added too.
the slide was cut for Heinie Lo-mount "Ledge" rear sight and a CZ Tactical Sport front sight was thinned and serrated 30lpi. It is a great sight picture, very fast and easy to see.
CZ comp hammer as added and an old style SAO trigger installed. trigger breaks at just under 2#, barrel crown was recut. reliability work done.
And then all cerakoted black.
GK Custom is located in Colorado Springs, I hang out there and do CZ trigger jobs.
EGW is George Smith's shop in PA.
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larryh1108
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Is there a web site or something I can bookmark for some future work? I have a CZ40P and to put into into the hands of a CZ loving place would make me happy. I know it comes with a cost but that's to be expected so we have to save to make it happen. 
FourTeeFive
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Ok, I've resisted long enough. Sorry for the mediocre cellphone photo. Here's my double-action CZ family:
RAMI 2075 BD
P-01 twins (one with a few polished parts)
SP-01 Tactical
RAMI 2075 BD
P-01 twins (one with a few polished parts)
SP-01 Tactical
armoredman
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You need some polished brass grips screws...
FourTeeFive
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I'll have to take some better photos. The polished parts are chrome; hard to see in the photos.
I do have some nice aluminum grips too. Will put those on and get some real pictures.
I do have some nice aluminum grips too. Will put those on and get some real pictures.
Jonah71
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OK FourTeeFive, I am now experiancing the sin of envy...thank you so much for the inspiration of a future sermon!Ok, I've resisted long enough. Sorry for the mediocre cellphone photo. Here's my double-action CZ family:
RAMI 2075 BD
P-01 twins (one with a few polished parts)
SP-01 Tactical
FourTeeFive
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They're addictive. As a brand I think CZ makes fantastic products. The only other CZ I have is a .22LR bolt-action rifle. Hopefully I'll be expanding the collection in the future.
JTQ
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That's the thumb safety the CZ75 needs to have from the factory. Very nice work.
Jonah71
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My old 75B OD green steel frame is one of the most accurate pistols I ever fired. I think it's a 2003 mod. If I remember right the ser. # is BN61?. If it is from 2003 someone took good care of it. Just one small scratch.
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