CZ 75 9mm
- Thread starter z060-0
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Order from Brownells or CZ Custom in the US if you can;t source a 13# mainspring from one of our sponsors here. The lighter mainspring will make a world of difference and the only spring I have ever bothered to change on a 75B
Bob
Bob
JACKSMYDOG
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Haldimand County, Ontario
Dlask had everything you need in stock yesterday.
11# recoil spring
13# main spring & firing pin spring
Stainless guide rod & buffers
Honestly don't know the models that well, and these are all upgrades for the 75 Shadow. Not sure if they will fit or are needed for a 75B.
- Location
- West Quebec
I've shot or owned most of them... other than the super expensive tanfoglios and 1911's, and about a month ago I sold my Shadow... mistake... BUT! I do have a new set of aluminum grips from Dlask awaiting the arrival of my new one ... I am "patiently" waiting for the post man to deliver it!
... long story short, if you want a 9mm... make it a Shadow... or STI 1911
Good advice at least IMHO
- Location
- Banana Republik of Kebekistan
Purchasing a CZ 75 will not be a mistake unless you are a Tupperware style gun aficionado.
In the unlikelihood you grow to dislike it, it will sell easily... some like 2x procurement cost in EE...
In the unlikelihood you grow to dislike it, it will sell easily... some like 2x procurement cost in EE...
- Location
- West Quebec
It's never a mistake Tupperware or not.
Pistolwhiptricks
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Mississauga
My first pistols were a Sig P226 and a Beretta 92A1. Love those guns. But since I held and later acquired a CZ75 finally, I was left saying to myself, "Why didn't I get this as my first pistol? This thing is the s**t!" My other pistols now have a hard time making it out to the range and I now own a number of different CZ pistols. Lately, I can hear the CZ Shadow 2 calling me.
- Location
- West Quebec
My first pistols were a Sig P226 and a Beretta 92A1. Love those guns. But since I held and later acquired a CZ75 finally, I was left saying to myself, "Why didn't I get this as my first pistol? This thing is the s**t!" My other pistols now have a hard time making it out to the range and I now own a number of different CZ pistols. Lately, I can hear the CZ Shadow 2 calling me.
I'm tempted as well but how much better can they be for the additional cost
Doctor.thrax
Regular
- Location
- Halifax, NS
I recently bought a CZ75 pre b off EE and it has easily become my favorite pistol over my Glock 22 and Sig 226. Its fast, light and accurate with very little recoil.
Pistolwhiptricks
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Mississauga
I agree. That's one of these reasons why I didn't jump on the pre-order. I want to hear the feed back first and possibly check one out in person. I can wait.
I've shot or owned most of them... other than the super expensive tanfoglios and 1911's, and about a month ago I sold my Shadow... mistake... BUT! I do have a new set of aluminum grips from Dlask awaiting the arrival of my new one ... I am "patiently" waiting for the post man to deliver it!
... long story short, if you want a 9mm... make it a Shadow... or STI 1911
Yup and Yup. Own both and they are my 2 favs!
6Gun
- Location
- West Quebec
Unless one has a pocketful of mad money burning a hole or one needs the latest and greatest I just don't see the sense.
pisces-guy
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- West Kelowna, B.C.
First class pistol, with spring replacement and competition hammer it becomes a world class pistol. The Yanks aren't in love with it because it's steel and therefore a bit heavy for concealed carry, but that same weight makes it a pistol that's fun and easy to shoot accurately.
- Location
- Quebec city
