cz75 vs everything else

[Cokebottle]

Stupid CA Handgun list....bullcrap.....

There's always PPT/FTF... no roster BS.
Find a cop that has what you want and make him an offer.

[gotgunz]

I have said it many times.... I absolutely love 1911's to the point that I have too many (if that is possible) but I am a firm believer in CZ's; so much that I have two of them and one was on my ccw and another is currently on there.

Both are 40 cal (75B & a 75 Compact) and given that I don't shoot 9mm I can't speak to the versions in that caliber. The 75B was bought used and I have put at least 10K through it with no issues at all.

I always offer to let people that are on the fence shoot mine both in person & on Calguns.

The sad part is that CZ has recently raised their prices; seems they figured out that they could get more.

[smittty]

I've been shootong my P-01 with their Kadet 22 conversion kit and it's seriosly impressive. I have gone thru over 1 box of federal bulk pack ammo without a glitch. Truely in a class by itself!

[Air]

I have shot the piss out of my CZ-75 BD. It's a fantastic gun, but I do have some gripes.

On quick presentations the beavertail area can eventually blister the web of your hand...if you do it a few hundred times a day over the course of a few days...but honestly, any gun can do that. You also have to consciously make an effort not to ride the decocker during firing...If you are transitioning from a 1911, you can't high grip it....It's probably only specific to the BD model and not the standard B model, I wouldn't know...I don't have one.

As far as being 'slippery', and being difficult to operate with sweaty/wet hands, I call BS. I used mine for 10 hour days in the Nevada Desert in 100+ degree heat with no problems.

Otherwise it's a great piece. I haven't been exactly meticulous with the maintenance of this pistol either, but it keeps working...It's accurate, easy to control and just plain fun to shoot. I've had one FTF out of a bazillion or so rounds, and that was chalked up to out of spec ammo. Love the gun, would buy another.

[Ventura_Yak'r]

Had the hammer replaced with a competition hammer, seared surfaces polished, and the mainspring and recoil spring slightly reduced.... My CZ SP01 is easily my favorite 9mm!

[Lead Lobber]

Cock it, cock it good!

Being lazy with arthritic thumbs, I keep both my automatic pistols (a Colt 1991 A1, and a Browning High Power) cocked, which makes working the slides to load a round much easier.

[loudninja]

love my p-01.
people who complain its hard to rack with needs to learn proper technique or jackoff more.

[gotgunz]

people who complain its hard to rack need to learn proper technique or jackoff more.

Sig line material right here! (corrected for grammar to get the point across more effectively)

[Lead Lobber]

love my p-01.
people who complain it's hard to rack with needs to learn proper technique or jackoff more.

LOL! Ok, so what it gets down to is ease of action. I once had one of those 30-30 deer rifles (1894 Winchester), and found keeping the hammer cocked made loading a cartridge much easier. One shot to take a dear, right?

Dead meat. Give me thawed bird slow cooked in my slow dead turkey cooker.

Yummo!

[Dangerous]

im planning on getting a pistol next month and im already sold on the SP. but i cant find the one with woodgrain grips!!!!!!! ah oh well the regular one is cheaper.