CZ 75 P-07 Duty.... anyone know where to get one in Canada???
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Most of the dealers should be able to order one and I'm sure someone has it in stock just check out the sponsors links.
I would say make sure you handle one before you buy it! I handled one and wasn't too impressed at all! it feels pretty cheap IMO. Plastic frame is too smooth, and sights are plastic as well but don't look as good as glocks. If you want a CZ, 75b is a way better gun, if you're after plastic Glock and M&P or SR9 are a better choice IMO.
I would say make sure you handle one before you buy it! I handled one and wasn't too impressed at all! it feels pretty cheap IMO. Plastic frame is too smooth, and sights are plastic as well but don't look as good as glocks. If you want a CZ, 75b is a way better gun, if you're after plastic Glock and M&P or SR9 are a better choice IMO.
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Try CRAFM, one of the sponsors. Their prices are attractive and their service is very good.
I bought a P07 Duty from the EE and am quite pleased with it, but the advice to handle one is worth heeding.
The gun is accurate and fits my medium hands well. It is very light and will take some practice to shoot well. I get better results from a full-size CZ or Grand Power K100.
Try CRAFM, one of the sponsors. Their prices are attractive and their service is very good.
I bought a P07 Duty from the EE and am quite pleased with it, but the advice to handle one is worth heeding.
The gun is accurate and fits my medium hands well. It is very light and will take some practice to shoot well. I get better results from a full-size CZ or Grand Power K100.
hey guys. i recently read an article on the new CZ 75 P-07 Duty and i now want to buy one. i have been searching around and it seems they are harder to find than i thought. any info would be appreciated.
cheers
I'd strongly recommend you to rent a few guns along with P-07 before you spend your money. As much as I like CZ guns in general, I don't like any of their polymer or Omega guns.
Hey not even their Phantom? One of our shooters up here put a 13# mainspring in his and it now has a great trigger. I am planning to buy one. The gun appears to have more mechanical accuracy than the M&P/Glock with the advantage of being very light which should equate to fast draws.
I haven't heard of anyone who is jumping up and down over the Omega trigger group. Not sure what the issues are other than the older system seems to work pretty well.
Take Care
Bob
