Norinco NZ-75 'CZ-75 Type' 9x19mm- thoughts

[Undergiver]

I'm thinking about adding one of these to the stable. Any opinions on quality, accuracy ?

 

[faizi]

i will suggest u Norinco NZ-85B pistol.it is very very accurate pistol.here is mine.

 

[Undergiver]

I have no use for ambi safety

 

[Lee Enfield]

I have no use for ambi safety

If you want a 9mm Norinco of the CZ-75 type the only choice is the NZ-85 unless you want a hammer drop slide mounted safety.

The NZ-75 has a slide mounted hammer drop safety.

 

[faizi]

If you want a 9mm Norinco of the CZ-75 type the only choice is the NZ-85 unless you want a hammer drop slide mounted safety.

The NZ-75 has a slide mounted hammer drop safety.

u summed it up nicely.

 

[Colin]

The only thing I did to mine was to replace the hammer spring and the grips. It's an accurate pistol.

 

[JimV]

I've got one. It's all the gun I need when I'm in the mood to shoot centre fire pistol (which isn't all that often.) The quality is good when it comes to actual functioning. A bit rougher finish than a real CZ, but it works fine. It's more accurate than me, so I have no complaints in that department.

 

[John in B.C.]

Do the NZ clones fit the same holsters as their CZ counter-parts?

I would expect so but I seem to recall hearing of some problems in that area.

John

 

[Colin]

The NZ-85 slide is slightly taller than the CZ, it may be also wider.

 

[John in B.C.]

The NZ-85 slide is slightly taller than the CZ, it may be also wider.

So do you use a CZ designated holster or something else?

John

 

[Colin]

For that gun I just use a generic nylon, never tried it in a dedicated holster like a Serpa.

 

[tjhaile]

What are the triggers like on these guns? Does the sear cam the hammer back before releasing it the way it does with some new CZs?

My CZ was like this before I fixed the hammer hooks. Now, with a 15lb mainspring, it has a crisp 3.5lb trigger.