OK, How about some CZ's?

[evidens83]

After clicking on this thread DAMN now I want a CZ!

[Ducke]

Now I'm confused- this pic was posted by you, Ducke. You didn't know what it was?



Those are Pachmayr grips Ducke, they're aftermarket.

yeah, i have the original grips that came with it. those were ones i got because i found them cheap and liked the feel of them. when i said "the dont look like the originals" i was speaking about the ones not on the gun

[CJBrian]

I love this gun!

[beemaze]

Did someone say CZ's? (Variants included)

Clockwise from the bottom left:
CZ 75B, Baby Eagle .45, Witness .40, Tanfoglio TA90 .40, Baby Eagle .40 (factory polished blue finish), CZ 75 P-01

[JoshuaLuke]

Beautiful collection! What is that on the top right? I can't quite make it out.

[gixxer750]

One of my favorites.

Man that is nice!!

[beemaze]

Beautiful collection! What is that on the top right? I can't quite make it out.

If you mean the bright blued one, it's a Baby Eagle in .40 S&W

[proraptor]

Lets see some more pics of those baby eagles! I love mine

[JoshuaLuke]

Apparently, I'm an idiot who can't read.

I was actually talking about the Tanfoglio TA90 .40. I'm diggin' that one.

If you mean the bright blued one, it's a Baby Eagle in .40 S&W

[beemaze]

Apparently, I'm an idiot who can't read.

I was actually talking about the Tanfoglio TA90 .40. I'm diggin' that one.

Thanks! That's an oldy but goody. How do you like your CZ 97B? I was thinking about adding one of those to the collection, but I haven't seen or picked up one and was wondering about how big of a gun it is.

[bryan28]

i've been thinking of getting a CZ in 9mm and it felt really nice while I was handling it. It has a good natural point of aim. The only problem I can think about is that the slide is VERY thin. I know this keeps bore axis low, but do you CZ guys ever have a problem racking the slide because of its thinness?

[paul0660]

Would you trust it if your life depended on it?

Yes, and a ragged hole at 10 yards is possible every time.

[HCz]

i've been thinking of getting a CZ in 9mm and it felt really nice while I was handling it. It has a good natural point of aim. The only problem I can think about is that the slide is VERY thin. I know this keeps bore axis low, but do you CZ guys ever have a problem racking the slide because of its thinness?

No problem at all. I've had cases where I had to tap-rack and it worked fine. I don't think I was worried too much about if it is going to miss or not.

[JoshuaLuke]

I *really* like my 97B! It's a very accurate gun, and I have had no FTE's or FTF's. Fair warning - I have never fired a 1911, so I can't comment as to the differences between the two. I've fired a Sig P220 and a Glock 21, and I personally like the 97B more than either of those guns. They're fine, but I actually appreciate the weight of the 97B. Some people have problems with the grip size, though, but this is a really accurate scale I found on the www.czforumsite.info board:

"Get a ruler, spread your little finger and thumb as far apart as possible - measure. My pinkie/thumb span is 9 1/4" and my CZ-97 is perfect for me. If you're in this range, say 8.75 to 9.25+, there is a good chance you'll like the grip."

My measurement is 9" according to this scale, and I love the grip of the 97B. I did replace the factory checkered grips with the factory rubber grips, though, which I would *highly* recommend (only 20 bucks). Or get some sweet custom grips, if you feel like spending a little more.

Thanks! That's an oldy but goody. How do you like your CZ 97B? I was thinking about adding one of those to the collection, but I haven't seen or picked up one and was wondering about how big of a gun it is.

[Fspeed]

My CZ-82

Where did you get those grips?