CZ 75B SA - should I?

[Big Data]

I've wanted a 9mm CZ for awhile, just as a range toy, no carry or SD. Researched a bit and the CZ 75B looks like what I want, the single action only version is $20 more, and I don't need DA for my uses.

So I'm wondering is there any reason to not get the factory SA? The alternative is buying a DA/SA and converting to SA only with Cajun parts.

[viet4lifeOC]

I'd do it. Have two CZ 75 SP-01 and about to send one off to get converted to SAO.

Asking gun owners if you should buy a gun is like an addict asking his dealer if he should buy.

[Capt Jack]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1103120

Short answer: Yes!

[galaxius]

My rule as of late: If i want it I'm buying it. Just remember with elections around the corner people are going to panic buy and drive up prices again...

[iluvmycolt]

For a range gun, yes.

[Click Boom]

Buy the gun store

[trigger945]

Go. Buy. Now.

[dyson]

Might as well if youre gonna end up converting it to SA

[BEE]

Do it.

[Bainter1212]

Buy one. I loved my SA so much I sold by regular B model.

[Wordupmybrotha]

This is how it works here.
OP: "Should I buy it?"
Calguns: "Yes"

OP: "Should I get X or Y?"
Calguns: "Get both."

You'll get better response with an open ended question such as what people's experience with the gun has been.

[toby]

My rule as of late: If i want it I'm buying it. Just remember with elections around the corner people are going to panic buy and drive up prices again...

Only certain people.

[Big Data]

You guys are bad, I was afraid to not buy it. Glad this isn't a beer forum.

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[glock7]

Do it, do it now!

[EMR]

I've got one with a cgw trigger, pre b sear and cgw hammer. It was a very decent shooter before the upgrades, but now it shoots like butter.