Is this normal for a CZ 75 Frame??

[Stripeknight]

cash? damn, i was gonna use EBT. you win.



its part of their secret sauce. they know we always shoot to the left, so they compensated for it by putting more material on the right. more material = more mass = more weight = less likely to shoot left.

[sealocan]

Hmmm, I just measured and everything's perfectly even, equal and balanced on every single part of my 100% American made ...









Hi-Point!


just joking,

Hi-points are way too expensive for me.
;-)

as long as the measurement of distance between bullets on your target are close, thats the important thing.

[Tok36]

Looks good to me.

Thanks for the post i cant say i have ever examined one of my frames from that perspective. Ill have to take a look.

[Stripeknight]

Looks good to me.

Thanks for the post i cant say i have ever examined one of my frames from that perspective. Ill have to take a look.

Let me know once you take a look what you discover!

[penguinofsleep]

If it works fine I don't see this being a problem. But yes, CZs aren't exactly the most refined handguns from a manufacturing standpoint.

eyeballing mine, the same area is even in mine, but the area above it (just beneath the rail) is a little uneven on mine. haven't had a problem yet.