I picked up a strange one I think. Numbers matching made in 1993, rear target sight (no markings), stamped Czech Republic with a round trigger guard, and has an extra pin machined in the rear of frame. I have google it and I can not find any with the target sight and extra rear pin. It does have an import mark behind the grip panel. Anyone have any ideas on this one?
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Need help identifying CZ 75 pre B
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Interesting. Have you disassembled it to see why they have the pin there? I have a regular pre B and I can't see what the pin would do to the hammer or sear. Is it still double/single action?MLC member.
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The pics I saw of Pre B have spur hammers. I did find a thread on the CZ forum of a nickel plated one with target sights but it still had the spur.My Marketplace Feedback: https://www.calguns.net/forum/market...k#post54003245Comment
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My Bauska CZ-75 (bought new in 85 or 86) has the round trigger guard, NO pin at the back of the frame, and standard non-adjustable sights. It looks like mine, but without the target sights or extra pin.. Sorry, I don't know much more than that.
Oh, I neglected to mention that the front of the frame and slide have the same contours as yours.Comment
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Yep, they have a spur hammer and round trigger guard:
Dated 1986

The one the OP pictured has the round trigger guard. IMO a hammer can be changed out easily.MLC member.
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I took a look at it real quick. It is still double/single action. At a closer look they look to be torx screws on both sides not a pin. I will get it apart tonight if I get time. I found what appears to be the same pistol minus target sight and screws.
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You might try posting on the Original CZ forums. Pre B's are not my subject. I have not seen anything like the added set screws before.
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It looks like it has had some work done to it. I am curious what internal work was done to it if any. I can not say for sure what the set scerw are for but they are located where the sear cage sits in the frame. I am curious if they go all the way through the frame. If so they may be intended to hold the sear cage in place.Vive La Exile Machine!!
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