cz 2075 rami input

[hammerhands32]

Just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with one of thsese. Found one in a gun shop and was really thinking about picking one up. It was in 9mm and was all steel not the polymer version.

[RANDO]

i really like mine ive never fired the rami p (polymer one) but i really like the steel one. And its the gun that got my wife into shooting, she thought it was cute.

[bigbob76]

Polymer is nice for carry, steel is nice for the range.

[hammerhands32]

My.wife has a smith & wesson 3913 that I like and the 2075 felt very.similar in my hand.

[mblat]

I used to have RAMI.
It was very reliable, very accurate and as all CZ very ergonomic. If you like cz75 you will like RAMI.
However....... this gun has a problem. It is gun without the purpose. It is too small for range work/home defense. I prefer full size guns for that. It is too thick for CCW. It is heavier than it's competition in that segment too, but weight doesn't bother me that much. I am pretty thick myself :-) and good belt and good holster eliminate weight issues at least for me. ( my favorite to carry is P7, which is heavy also)
But thickness is real issue, IMHO. Witch competition producing single stack 9mm ( Kahr, EMP, Walther, Keltec ), why would you bother with RAMI?
Again - nothing against the pistol itself. Personally I am CZ fan, and I think if cz will get off their collective asses and come up with single stack gun they will do great in the CCW segment ( so would the Glock, but that another conversation ).

Basically - if you want this gun "just cause" - go ahead you won't be sorry. If you buying it with a purpose ( whatever that purpose it ) there are better alternatives.......