CZ 75B vs CZ SP01

[Lor]

Besides the accessory rail, what are the differences between a CZ 75B/75BD and its more expensive counterpart, the CZ SP01..?

[BeFrank]

SP01 alloy frame vs steel on the 75B

[BeFrank]

No. The SP01 has a steel frame. The P01 has an alloy frame.

Thought it was alloy. I'll double check mine next time I'm home. SP01 tactical.

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[Cali_7]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=966644

Tok36 does a great job of explaining the differences in the thread above.

Also, SP-01 is steel frame, P-01 is alloy.

[BeFrank]

Boo2112, I stand corrected.

[1snowridr]

I jailed an SP-01 last week. In the end I choose this one because it felt more balanced in my hands but like others have pointed out it's a nicer pistol overall.

[Aerodactyl]

You can't go wrong with either one for a range/defensive pistol. The SP-01 ought to be a bit better for competition since that extra weight up front will aid in getting back on target faster.

It's worth noting that if you prefer a decocker, you will probably end up with the 75 BD or either of the alloy-frame Compacts since the SP-01 Tactical is off-roster.

I jailed an SP-01 last week. In the end I choose this one because it felt more balanced in my hands but like others have pointed out it's a nicer pistol overall.

Funnily enough, the regular 75B feels more balanced to me since it lacks the full length dust cover, making it less nose-heavy.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

Unless you specifically need a light rail, either are a fine choice. I have two SP-01’s and two CZ-85B’s. All work splendidly. The SP-01’s weight and bulk make 9mm recoil almost non-existent. All are very easy to shoot accurately compared to polymer frames guns and all have superior ergonomics.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

All of them have that narrow child sized slide area which takes a bit of getting used to.

[autopro]

You can't go wrong with either one for a range/defensive pistol. The SP-01 ought to be a bit better for competition since that extra weight up front will aid in getting back on target faster.

It's worth noting that if you prefer a decocker, you will probably end up with the 75 BD or either of the alloy-frame Compacts since the SP-01 Tactical is off-roster.



Funnily enough, the regular 75B feels more balanced to me since it lacks the full length dust cover, making it less nose-heavy.

Feels more balanced to me as well that's why I picked the 75B

[Litespeeds]

If you want to keep your gun stock then consider getting a CZ 75B SAO (Single Action Only). If you want to customize the CZ, then definitely get a SP-01 and send it to Cajun Gun Works.

[Capt Jack]

If you want to keep your gun stock then consider getting a CZ 75B SAO (Single Action Only). If you want to customize the CZ, then definitely get a SP-01 and send it to Cajun Gun Works.

Another vote for the CZ 75 SAO model. It has a few nice upgrades from the regular 75b and I think if you were to take one and switch it to a DA/SA trigger you'd have almost the perfect defensive gun. Whatever you get be sure you send it off to Cajun Gun Works!

[H3baton]

I have 75b, sp01, 75bd. My favorite is 75bd.

[nitroxdiver]

My 75b has a horrible trigger slap. I have several other Cz's that don't do this. So, I just converted my 75b to a Kadet and keep it as a .22.


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[Oldmandan]

If you want to keep your gun stock then consider getting a CZ 75B SAO (Single Action Only). If you want to customize the CZ, then definitely get a SP-01 and send it to Cajun Gun Works.

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