The Czech CZ 75: Past, Present And Future

[Talyn]

The author takes a closer look at the past, present and future of the CZ 75, the timeless Czech wonder nine.​

The Czech CZ 75: Past, Present And Future

The CZ 75 is a classic Cold War wonder nine, but how has the pistol evolved since it was born nearly 50 years ago?

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[javbike]

You know my sp01 is my favorite gun to shoot

 

[KillerFord1977]

 

[youngolddude]

I prefer the looks of the original and the shorter version. I'm sure the new models shoot great, though.

 

[javbike]

 

[UC_Guy 1971]

My current favorite is my P-07. I have a preference for DA\SA hammer fired goodness. Just waiting for something the size of a CSX that is DA\SA in 9mm or .40. Maybe with a rail. Maybe milled for a dot.

 

[Old_Me]

my CZ 75 B Omega, which i removed the decocker and replaced it with a safety (kit was included)

and my first gun purchase when i started, was this 75 B....and still have it

 

[The Night Rider]

I think I've told this story before here.

When I got my CHP I was carrying a 1911. I'm not sure why but my wife decided that a .40 Smith & Wesson handgun would be cheaper to buy ammunition for than a .45 ACP.

So she suggested that I buy a new handgun in .40 S&W. When your wife suggests that you buy new handgun, you buy a new handgun.

Long story short, I ended up with a CZ75B in 40 Smith & Wesson. This was back before they were even really popular.

I was pleasantly surprised it was one of the best handguns I ever owned. My wife turned out to not be very happy with it because the magazines were rather expensive but it was a good gun.

I would have kept it but when I restructured my handgun accumulation I decided to consolidate to 9 mm and I decided to sell off every gun that I had that wasn't on my employer's approved list.

So I sold the 75B and replaced it with a 9mm M&P.

That is one of the very few handguns I regret selling.