CZ 75B for IPSC

[BTS_PEI]

That's how i did it.
Took my BB with a stock 75b.
Did some tune ups through out the following year.

Thats what I believe will be happening with this guy. BB course, holster-belt-mag pouches and ammo to practice. Oh, and a couple more mags.

But I got the impression he will do the "tune-ups" over time. So should he decide to start what places can he buy parts for tune ups. Obviously Angus in the US has lots but what about supporting the Canadian economy?

And just to clarify, what is a drop free mag brake? I've used a SIG and now a Tanfoglio so i've never heard the term.

And thanks for all the good advice. Its appreciated.

 

[mrclean]

Here you go BTS.

It is the strip of metal in the back of the magazine well opening/grip that is originally intended to keep the mags from falling out too easy.
The Shadow and such have a heavier and flatter one that stands up to the abuse and lets them drop free.

 

[dinsdale]

Standard C75b have a bent one that is meant to keep the mag from dropping free. Part of the design as a combat pistol.

You can bend the original carefully for free or just buy a new one.

For my BB , I had to rip the mag out by hand.
I bent the Mag brake that night and replaced it on my 1st order for new parts along with Competition sights.

I get all my CZ stuff, except the gun, from Angus.