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[dwh100]

I got a 9mm and it's one of my favorite, best shooters! How can you go wrong with any CZ!

[hkdad]

most accurate 9mm out of the box! CZ 75 single action.

[Kingofthehill]

I have the CZ 75b in .40 and its great...

and like you said, you can usually find ammo ive noticed in the past 3 months i shoot the .40 the most.

JOe

[gwl]

I have a few of the different CZ models. You can't go wrong with any of them. Very accurate right from the box and comfortable in the hands. You may hear a few talk about a gritty trigger but mine all smoothed out after about two hundred rounds. Get 'em while you can.

[Kingofthehill]

You may hear a few talk about a gritty trigger but mine all smoothed out after about two hunfred rounds. Get 'em while you can.

Very true, and prices are going up as well on them.

OH, and they are very very mod friendly lots of options out there.

[rivviepop]

CZs are fantastic guns. They produce/sell more 9mm models than any other, I think the 40 S&W is really for the American (competition) market and little else. Even though you find 40 S&W ammo for sale it's always more expensive than 9mm - think about the real cost of ammo if you're just looking for a plinking gun. The CZ bread & butter (globally speaking here) is in their 9mm lineup.

The 97B .45 model receives mixed reviews, it's really one of (the only?) 45 they make. I've shot the 97B and had no problems personally, but others report strange things like the loaded chamber indicator popping off and other problems -- it's really the oddball of CZ's lineup, I'd rather just get a 1911 45 instead (the 97B is big & heavy). I've even run into people at shops talking about having to send their 97B back for repairs.

The interesting thing about that is not a lot of folks buy a 75B in 40 S&W, so you can usually find one at a shop that's a bit cheaper -- it's been sitting on the shelf and the dealer just wants to move it, get it gone. I know of two shops that did that and I was almost swayed to the dark side of 40 shooting because it was a CZ I didn't own.

[pTa]

I like the all steel pistols/ CZ is top of the list.
The CZ75B is a legend for a reason.

[korny351]

My CZ SP-01 Tactical has been reliable from day 1. It will feed any kind of ammo without a hiccup, either factory or my reloads. It's easily more accurate than I am. When new, the trigger was heavy and gritty but smoothed out nicely over 300 rounds or so. I've since replaced the recoil spring and main spring with lighter ones (14#-recoil and 15# main). Still 100% reliable with a nice feel. Ergonomically, the factory grips fit my hand like a glove. No fumbling to find the right hold. Just pick it up and it's ready to go.

I'm impressed enough that my next purchase will be a CZ 75B SA in .40.

[Kingofthehill]

THen you get the Kadet conversion kit and shoot .22's with it as well Love my kadet conversion kit!! WOOT!!!!!!!

[fcr]

I have the 75B Compact .40. Fits my hand perfect. Very accurate and the weight makes the recoil non existent . As far as finding less expensive ammo, they are all tough to find

[korny351]

you'll love the Kadet kit. Picked mine up for Christmas, and it's been a blast. It's been just as reliable as my SP-01 with the exception of a few failures to fire. These I attribute to the quality of rimfire ammo ( Bulk pack Remington and Federal).

[korny351]

For a good idea of what's available in the way of mods and pricing visit:http://czcustom.com/index.aspx

[quickcf]

I have a CZ75 P01 9mm. It never had any issues and it's very accurate.

[Midian]

I have the CZ 40B, and it's a great shooter. I want a CZ 75B SA in a .40. It's on my list of must have handguns.