Cz75b?

[1badman]

I'm thinking of getting a cz75b .40. I'm even going to pay $650 shipped and transferred for it. What are some experiences on them? I have a sigma in 40 so that's one plus.

[CAGLS]

I'll have a P-06 making it's way here once Ryan at Table Rock gets his SSE barrel back to test fit into mine.

[Freq18Hz]

They are fantastic, some of the most accurate production pistols out there.

The only downside to the cz-75b is that the stock trigger needs to be broken in/polished, and the slide doesn't have a lot of purchase for your hand.

-Freq

[paul0660]

and the slide doesn't have a lot of purchase for your hand.

Always use the overhand rack, it tightens. The slingshot is the opposite.

[zfields]

Much prefer the 9. I'd also skip on the B and get the SA or an SP01 for the better beavertail.

[AA9MM]

I own a few of the 9MMs, but Ive played with the .40 & .45 cal versions. CZ makes Great Guns. Enjoy!

[J.D.Allen]

Much prefer the 9. I'd also skip on the B and get the SA or an SP01 for the better beavertail.

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[Festus]

Just say yes. I really enjoy my 75b in .40 cal.

[LightsOut!]

I was told the 9 is the best because that's what it was made for. The .40 is good too, but I think there are more issues/less reliable. Great guns nonetheless.

[CasperSYTFU]

Much prefer the 9. I'd also skip on the B and get the SA or an SP01 for the better beavertail.

Unless he goes for the stainless. I have the upswept beavertail on my 75B stainless.

But I'd love the SA for the custom trigger (flat one) for the pre and post travel adjustments.

[SamGoldstein]

Ignore the party poopers trying to start a caliber war OP. I own the gun you ordered. I find it to be an awesome handgun. The trigger pull out-of-the-box is fine for me, but others like to tinker with it. I also like the DA/SA operation though others, such as hickok45, don't. Too bad, I find it insignificant.

The .40cal in my opinion is better for my steel target shooting. I actually hear the ping and see movement from the target. With the 9mm I did not (but I still own a 9mm handgun).

For SD, HD or SHTF, 40 cal will do just fine. Ask the 70% of the police departments in this country.

[SamGoldstein]

I was told the 9 is the best because that's what it was made for. The .40 is good too, but I think there are more issues/less reliable. Great guns nonetheless.

Sorry, not true. There are no reliability problems with my cz75b in 40 at all. And when you move to a free state I believe the 40 will carry 12 rnds in a magazine.

[zfields]

Ignore the party poopers trying to start a caliber war OP. I own the gun you ordered. I find it to be an awesome handgun. The trigger pull out-of-the-box is fine for me, but others like to tinker with it. I also like the DA/SA operation though others, such as hickok45, don't. Too bad, I find it insignificant.

The .40cal in my opinion is better for my steel target shooting. I actually hear the ping and see movement from the target. With the 9mm I did not (but I still own a 9mm handgun).

For SD, HD or SHTF, 40 cal will do just fine. Ask the 70% of the police departments in this country.

*edited* wow, I'm coming off hostile today.

I say stick with the 9 because of issues of frame wear and slide stops is *more common* (rear more common, not consistent) with .40 models. Granted this was more of an issue with older models.

[shamu415]

Much prefer the 9. I'd also skip on the B and get the SA or an SP01 for the better beavertail.

+1

I have huge hands and the beaver tail on the B is a bit uncomfortable. But it is very accurate. Not many pistols have the slide inside the frame

[Lead Waster]

Well whatever caliber you get, it's a great gun!

To embiggen it even more, get the competition hammer of the Cajun Gun Works hammer. Shweeet!