CZ75 grips

[cslater]

Hi,

I have one of the CZ75 SP01 Canadian editions with the red aluminum grips. I find that the mag release is quite the stretch (compared to my Walther) and was wondering if anyone knew if the Can. edition grips are considered "regular" thickness and if I replaced them with a "thin" set would that help with my reloads?

Cheers
Chris

 

[cslater]

Anyone? Don't want to spend $100 on new "thin grips" to find that they aren't any thinner then my current ones

 

[Pr589]

I don't think you'd notice any difference. The "thin" part is I think relative to the stock rubber grips.

 

[kivas]

If you decide to part with them send me a pm

 

[bigi]

Take a vernier and measure and post thickness of your grips. I will then check my CZ aluminum ones.

They are .2815" thickest at the screw hole.

 

[snooker]

I have both the factory rubber grips And the red aluminum; the red ones are thinner.

 

[SLANTO]

Try LOK grips. They make machined g10 grips that are on par with VZ for about 25% less cost.

 

[stevebc]

I have a set of the CZ "aggressive chequer" (cheese grater) grips, they measure .191 at the screw hole.

 

[King0265]

Seriously... I'd buy some red Canadian grips in a heartbeat. Bought a used one for a good deal but that red scratched off the aluminum quick. Sold out everywhere in Canada that I can find..

 

[snooker]

PM inbound, King.

 

[Avenida]

LOK GRIPS FTW. aluminium grips is firstly a terrible idea (they get cold) and secondly, slippery when wet/sweat.
Get the Thin bogies. Contact me if you have questions