CZ75 opinions?

[Stradawhovious]

+1 on the EAA recommendation. I had two of them, which I am repeatedly kicking myself for getting rid of (both of which went to forum members that are probably laughing and pointing as they read this.....).

I almost bought one in .38 super at the Gunstop the other day..........

[mnglocker]

+1 on the EAA recommendation. I had two of them, which I am repeatedly kicking myself for getting rid of (both of which went to forum members that are probably laughing and pointing as they read this.....).

I almost bought one in .38 super at the Gunstop the other day..........

<----- *pointing and laughing*

[CoalCreek]

I love my 75B, shoots like a breeze, dream-like 1911-esque ergos. Wonderfully reliable and widely highly spoken of around the world.
And from what I understand they really put CZ's through the wringer in the prerequisite field testing

here's an alright thread on CZ's

http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/sho ... p?t=392496

[Paul]

I'll go along with Strad and SS and give another recommendation for the EAA line of CZ knock offs. I have a Tanfoglio 9mm, which is part of the EAA family and is another CZ75 compact copy. The gun is extremely well built and durable. It has also been 100% reliable and is one of the more accurate pistols I have shot. A better shooter than the Sigs, Berettas and similar that I have owned.

The ONLY downside on the gun is that it's not a Glock.

[45usp45]

...........

The ONLY downside on the gun is that it's not a Glock.

I suddenly feel ill.

[MNBud]

Other than early magazine issues, I have had great luck with my 40 caliber Rami.
Very compact and high quality.

[NDB_MN]

I love the CZ 75 series. I've got 2 friends who have 75 Bs - both shoot lights out. My CZ P-01 is the compact, alloy frame version of the CZ 75 with a decocker. I love it - fits my hand great and is very accurate.

I will be buying a CZ75 SP-01 in the future, or possible a CZ 85 Combat. Great guns all around.