Let me tell you.. once you have a CZ 75 in your hands, you're going to wonder why the heck you haven't gotten one yet. I'm a dyed in the wool S&W fan for over 40 years... I have many S&W 3rd gen pistols and revolvers, which includes a rare Performance Center 4006 IDPA model, of which only 12 were made (bottom row, 3rd from the right).

I just got a CZ75 BD in October... wow, the grip feels like CZ handed someone a block of modeling clay to grip and then duplicated that shape on the gun, it feels that good. It is a sleek frame, much the way a Browning Hi-Power is, in fact the CZ 75 is like they combined the features of a Hi-Power and 1911... and the CZ 75 has one of the best feeling out of the box triggers that only gets only better with use. Changing out the heavy 20lb hammer spring to a 15lb (a very easy operation) makes it even better.
Yeah, I'm now a CZ fanboy... much to the distress of my S&W's.

I just got a CZ75 BD in October... wow, the grip feels like CZ handed someone a block of modeling clay to grip and then duplicated that shape on the gun, it feels that good. It is a sleek frame, much the way a Browning Hi-Power is, in fact the CZ 75 is like they combined the features of a Hi-Power and 1911... and the CZ 75 has one of the best feeling out of the box triggers that only gets only better with use. Changing out the heavy 20lb hammer spring to a 15lb (a very easy operation) makes it even better.
Yeah, I'm now a CZ fanboy... much to the distress of my S&W's.


Comment