Cz-75 questions

[Codey]

I've got a satin nickel CZ75B that you can try out if you like. I go to the range in Glenora, send me a PM if you're interested.

 

[Rudy H]

Hey Rudy H
Is that a Pachmayr grip on your CZ75. I have one on my CZ85 but without the finger grooves. I have a "signature series" with finger grooves on my FEG and love it. Can you tell me what model of grip yours is?
Thanks

It's not a Pachmayr grip but Hogue.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=333567

 

[target]

It's not a Pachmayr grip but Hogue.

Thanks Rudy H. I've got a Hogue catalogue, so I'll just browse through it.

 

[capp325]

The CZ75 is the most accurate pistol you will find shooting the 9 mm luger cartridge.

If you say so

 

[Rudy H]

Originally Posted by Rudy H
The CZ75 is the most accurate pistol you will find shooting the 9 mm luger cartridge.

If you say so

Just to get a little action on this post.

 

[ian_in_vic]

I had a military contract CZ-85 (Indonesian I believe) which was pre- combat, pre-B. This was before we were all on the same side. The 85 was accurate enough for most types of competition (and as a mil gun it was looser than you'll get now) and very reliable, in thousands of rounds through the gun the only issue with it was related to a box of ammo with no crimp (factory ammo too!) The bullet seated back on feeding and the pressure increase caused the slide to come back so quickly the extractor skipped the rim. I honestly believe I would have had much more grief with most other guns, as the primer was blown back (pierced), pocket distorted and case head markings punched almost flat.