Tristar CZ Clones at Academy

[Shipwreck]

Anyone notice those Tristar CZ clones at Academy. One of them is a cone of the Baby Desert Eagle. Looks almost like it.

Anyway - as Tristar also makes a CZ75 clone - anyone know if the grips on the Tristar Baby Eagle clone are the same as the real baby eagle, or if they will work with CZ75 grips?

There are no rubber grip panels for a real Baby Eagle (only wrap around ones with finger grooves) - but they do make them for the CZ75.

 

[MaterDei]

Yes, we've noticed them.

I bought a C100 a couple of years ago for $299 and love it. I paid the same for an HS2000 15 years ago and like it too. These Eastern European guns are quite the bargain.

There are a lot of threads on this increasingly popular handgun. Sorry, I can't speak to your grip questions.

 

[rockhopper46038]

Don't know if this will help with your specific question but I can confirm that the CZ75 Compact rubber grips will fit the Canik55 Stingray-C.

 

[Walter]

Don't know if this will help with your specific question but I can confirm that the CZ75 Compact rubber grips will fit the Canik55 Stingray-C.

Those same grips also fit perfectly on the C100. And they feel much better than the hard plastic grips that came on the gun. "Grippier", I guess you could say.

Walter

 

[hAkron]

The factory IMI/IWI baby eagle grips are rubber, aren't they? Don't make me run down to the safe and check, it's 2:05 in the morning.

 

[hAkron]

I just looked at the "T-100" and "T-120" on the TriStar website and the pictures seem to indicate that they have a CZ style grip frame rather than the more dog leg (that's a gross exaggeration) shape of the Baby Eagle/Jericho guns.

 

[Shipwreck]

The factory IMI/IWI baby eagle grips are rubber, aren't they? Don't make me run down to the safe and check, it's 2:05 in the morning.

No - at least not ones sold in the past few years and currently - I can't speak to the older, non railed Jericho models. But, they are polymer. Hogue sells only wrap around grips with finger grooves. NOT plain grip panels for it.

This Tristar could finally solve that issue for me and be about 1/2 the cost.