Cz shadow line?

[Mr. Patis]

For CZ gurus...what is the difference between the regular shadow and the shadow line?

[jsigone]

you mean regular vs shadow line? I believe it the lack of firing pin block

[jinn707]

I own several short dust cover shadows (let's call them 75 shadows instead of sp01 shadows to designate the difference).

The biggest differences between my 75 shadow and the 75 shadowline in the picture is the following:

1). Scalloped front slide cut on the 75 shadowline. Which also means no front slide serrations.

2). Different hammer.

3). 75 shadowline is slightly more beveled around the magwell than my 75 shadow. My 75 shadow shares the same frame as a 75b SA.

[Tok36]

I never noticed until now that the 75 Shadow line comes with ambi safetys and the 75SA beaver tail.

[Mr. Patis]

I wonder what the difference is with the trigger or the same

[Tok36]

It should function the same as any non FPB CZ. So shorter reset.

[Mr. Patis]

I wonder if this is uspsa legal...i checked and nothing that says shadow line

[jinn707]

The 75 shadowline aren't uspsa production legal. Don't think it passed the 2000 units produced criteria. If you want a short dust cover gun, get 75 shadow.

[Mr. Patis]

Dang the shadow line is 300+ cheaper and in stock

[Tok36]

Not for Kalifornians.

[Mr. Patis]

Not for Kalifornians.

Dad lives in Nevada and is very generous

[Tok36]

Dad lives in Nevada and is very generous

Very nice.

[nikki#2]

The 75 shadowline aren't uspsa production legal. Don't think it passed the 2000 units produced criteria. If you want a short dust cover gun, get 75 shadow.

Dang the shadow line is 300+ cheaper and in stock

Unless you plan to go to the Nationals, seriously doubt anyone would care. Most matches would welcome you with open arms... I know mine would.

[Mr. Patis]

Unless you plan to go to the Nationals, seriously doubt anyone would care. Most matches would welcome you with open arms... I know mine would.

thats good to know...i just want to shoot uspsa locally...im getting bored shooting at indoor ranges

[jinn707]

Unless you plan to go to the Nationals, seriously doubt anyone would care. Most matches would welcome you with open arms... I know mine would.

Yeah, I don't think anyone would care. As a RO for local Uspsa matches here in Norcal, I could care less about the 2000 units rule. Most people would probably just think it was a regular shadow anyway.