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  • neal0124
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 529

    Grip info for a cz75 sp01

    I've been looking around and can't tell for sure. Will hogue's for any cz75 interchange. They look like they will but I'm not 100% sure. I just purchased an cz75 sp01 today and want to order a set of grips before I pick up the pistol in 10 days. Thanks for any help you can give me.
  • #2
    GTR645
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 80

    I honestly can't tell. Get in contact with Hogue @ http://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?...age=contact_us and let us know what they say. Also, how does the SP-01 compare to the compact P-01? I'm very interested in acquiring the SP-01, but have only shot the P-01.

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    • #3
      railroader
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 3115

      What kind of grips do the SP01 come with? Are they plastic or rubber? The factory rubber grips are great. They have palm swells that make it feel almost like a revolver grip. As for the hogues they should fit. I have a 75sa and I had a standard "b" and the grips fit on both. Mark

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      • #4
        sirgiles
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2008
        • 2311

        cz-75b (plastic) and cz-sp01 (rubber) grips are interchangeable. no idea about the hogues.
        "I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations and you're not in this world to live up to mine."

        Bruce Lee

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        • #5
          rivviepop
          Veteran Member
          • Jul 2007
          • 2528

          To add to sirgiles, there are basically two sizes of CZ grips for most of their guns:

          CZ75B: fits any 75B variant (DA/SA, SAO, 9mm/40S&W, SP01, etc)
          CZ75 Compact: fits any compact variant (PCR(D), P01, 75 Compact, etc.)

          Others are unique (RAMI, 97, TS, etc.) but the above covers most of the popular ones everyone owns.

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          • #6
            Dan More
            Member
            • Sep 2009
            • 244

            Have a look at the Trausch Grips.



            I have them on my Pre "B" and love them.

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            • #7
              neal0124
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2009
              • 529

              Originally posted by GTR645
              I honestly can't tell. Get in contact with Hogue @ http://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?...age=contact_us and let us know what they say. Also, how does the SP-01 compare to the compact P-01? I'm very interested in acquiring the SP-01, but have only shot the P-01.
              I don't know about the p-01. The sp-01 feels/looks much smaller than my sig 226 if that helps. It does feel great in my hand and is very "pointable" if you get what I'm saying.

              Originally posted by railroader
              What kind of grips do the SP01 come with? Are they plastic or rubber? The factory rubber grips are great. They have palm swells that make it feel almost like a revolver grip. As for the hogues they should fit. I have a 75sa and I had a standard "b" and the grips fit on both. Mark
              The grips this pistol comes with are plastic. They feel ok but I do prefer the soft hogue feel. I even use hogues on my paintball markers.

              Originally posted by rivviepop
              To add to sirgiles, there are basically two sizes of CZ grips for most of their guns:

              CZ75B: fits any 75B variant (DA/SA, SAO, 9mm/40S&W, SP01, etc)
              CZ75 Compact: fits any compact variant (PCR(D), P01, 75 Compact, etc.)

              Others are unique (RAMI, 97, TS, etc.) but the above covers most of the popular ones everyone owns.
              That is what I was coming to the conclusion of.
              Thanks for everybody's help/info, I appreciate it.

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              • #8
                neal0124
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2009
                • 529

                P.S. If anyone is looking for an SP-01 I highly recommend going to uncle pauls exchange in ventura. A group of un-expected nice guys in there. The pistol was priced at $650, a friend called and was quoted $630, when I told them that I drove 60 miles to get the pistol for $630 I was asked "how's $610 sound". Great place to buy from. Plus it is only 8.25% tax in ventura.

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                • #9
                  Fantasma
                  Veteran Member
                  • Nov 2007
                  • 3077

                  Originally posted by neal0124
                  P.S. If anyone is looking for an SP-01 I highly recommend going to uncle pauls exchange in ventura. A group of un-expected nice guys in there. The pistol was priced at $650, a friend called and was quoted $630, when I told them that I drove 60 miles to get the pistol for $630 I was asked "how's $610 sound". Great place to buy from. Plus it is only 8.25% tax in ventura.
                  Not bad at all...

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                  • #10
                    neal0124
                    Senior Member
                    • Jul 2009
                    • 529

                    Originally posted by Fantasma
                    Not bad at all...
                    I should have bought my sig 226 there also. I got mine for $879 with standard fixed sights + 9.75% tax. They had about 8 226's there in .40 and 9mm with night sights for $825. Darn.

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