CZ 97B How good are they
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Rod B
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I purchased my CZ97B about two years ago & I am very pleased with it's performance.
It is accurate & reliable with performance that is very close to my Colt GoldCup.
Gunnar at ARMco reworked the trigger & this made a good gun even better.
It is accurate & reliable with performance that is very close to my Colt GoldCup.
Gunnar at ARMco reworked the trigger & this made a good gun even better.
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- Hillbilly shack in the boonies
their great , not for small hands, but super accurate, don't fancy the sights
oilsandguy
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- Fort McMurray
Though I'm very much a novice with just under 1000 rounds through my cz 75B w/ Glossy finish, it certainly appears to be a great gun... Nothing too fancy, though I like the fixed 3 dot sight.
Unlike the other post, I certainly had no problem with grip size, which I find very comfortable and not oversize.
You may not like the fact that it is a single action/double action trigger... First shot pull is great, & you may have to get used to the longer pick up on the trigger. That said, I am very pleased.
Though my brother would argue 9mm are 'bee stings' compared to his .45 cal or .44 mag, 9mm is a reasonable price point if you are not inclined to reload. Also, a .22 barrel conversion kit is readily available from dealers here in Canada.
Tonnes of info on the wide selection in the CZ 75B family of guns @ the cz usa web site.
http://www.cz-usa.com/products_handguns_cz_standard.php
For what it is worth, CZ 75 B is used by more Governments, Militaries, Police and Security agencies than any other pistol in the world.
Unlike the other post, I certainly had no problem with grip size, which I find very comfortable and not oversize.
You may not like the fact that it is a single action/double action trigger... First shot pull is great, & you may have to get used to the longer pick up on the trigger. That said, I am very pleased.
Though my brother would argue 9mm are 'bee stings' compared to his .45 cal or .44 mag, 9mm is a reasonable price point if you are not inclined to reload. Also, a .22 barrel conversion kit is readily available from dealers here in Canada.
Tonnes of info on the wide selection in the CZ 75B family of guns @ the cz usa web site.
http://www.cz-usa.com/products_handguns_cz_standard.php
For what it is worth, CZ 75 B is used by more Governments, Militaries, Police and Security agencies than any other pistol in the world.
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I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one!
If you do buy one, buy 5 mags with it. The 97 I had was sensitive to which mag was in it. I had 4 mags and 2 of them were awesome and 2 were scattergun types. 2 put the bullets in a 2 inch circle and the others were 4-5 inch circle at 10 yards. If it is lubricated propery it would eat almost any ammo. Mine didn't like 200 grain plated SWC bullets till I found a OA length of 1.222 then it ate them consitantly.
For 2 years it was my go to gun!!
If you do buy one, buy 5 mags with it. The 97 I had was sensitive to which mag was in it. I had 4 mags and 2 of them were awesome and 2 were scattergun types. 2 put the bullets in a 2 inch circle and the others were 4-5 inch circle at 10 yards. If it is lubricated propery it would eat almost any ammo. Mine didn't like 200 grain plated SWC bullets till I found a OA length of 1.222 then it ate them consitantly.
For 2 years it was my go to gun!!
