[Denis S]

As I understand the rule book, normally this gun belongs in the SSP division. However, can this gun be shot in ESP if you start off cocked and locked? I'm looking to pick up a 9mm due to where the cost of ammo is going.

Thanks

 

[Bud White]

Or what about getting a 75 in SAO only they do make it or it might be a 85

 

[Bud White]

http://czusa.com/product_detail.php?id=33

 

[Denis S]

Or what about getting a 75 in SAO only they do make it or it might be a 85

I was thinking of the SAO. Personally, I like the versatility of the DA/SA model. I also prefer the more conventional trigger on the standard model as opposed to the straight blade that the SAO comes with.

 

[Bud White]

The straight blade doesnt feel to bad on the one i shot

 

[tcotariu]

I have the CZ 75B SA which is the single action version of the CZ 75B. For $800.00 I got the pistol with a trigger job and a .22 cal conversion kit. I chose the CZ 75B SA for two reasons, first the SA model has a slightly longer beaver tail and I felt that would give less chance of “hammer bite” and it was single action. At it turns out I kinda wish I had gotten the standard 75B because the SA version has an ambi thumb safety, this prevents me from putting a set of CT Laser grips on it should I want to. When I first got it I had a LOT of problems with FTF, the round would lodge just short of going fully into the chamber. I sent it back to CZ-USA and now with 700 rounds thru it I have had no issues in the last 400. The .22 conversion kit worked 100% out of the box.

In general the entire CZ line seems to have a good reputation and it is hard to beat what you get for the price.

 

[Primersinmyshoe]

Hmm... 9mm, CZ, Big Beavertail...

It's not a CZ, but it shoots like one.

 

[Bud White]

Eaa?