First gen CZ-75

[sendmorebrains]

This one I posted on the other CZ75 topic:

Im pretty happy with mine. No issues.

Its also seems to be on the rare side apparently.. No matter - its a great pistol to fire.

Ive the trigger pull down to 3.5lbs and it shoots straight as per the target below.

 

[enefgee]

THAT is what I want, the first gen, from 75(76) to 80.

I've seen a couple around, nowhere near as many of those as the later ones out there, but there was one sold locally (Victoria) over the summer and it wasn't terribly expensive for a gun in excellent condition.

 

[lmar]

Anyone have an idea of the earliest manufactured datecode for CZ-75 in Canada?


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[RPIcka]

I have a 1979

 

[RPIcka]

Here she is a 1979 short rail. Might be up for sale.

 

[NAA]

After owning several different of the then available "double stack" 9mm pistolas back in the day. Mainly S&W offerings & early Beretta 92's, I picked up my first CZ75 circa 1987. I was immediately impressed with the way it fit my hand & shot for me. Owned a couple more back in the day, too. In fact only sold off my last one when I acquired a BHP MkIII in the early 90's.

The CZ75/85 series of pistols are very cool!


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[polaris]

I owned a matt blued CZ 75 manufactured in 1988. After 12 years of investing a lot of money trying desparately to make it shoot, I gave up.
Today I own a CZ 75 Shadow, a Target Sport and a CZ 97b, and I can tell you, todays CZs are of much, much, much better quality, fit and finish than any Pre b guns.

 

[Cocked&Locked]

I've seen a couple around, nowhere near as many of those as the later ones out there, but there was one sold locally (Victoria) over the summer and it wasn't terribly expensive for a gun in excellent condition.

One like this just sold at shooters choice in Kitchener for less then 600...525 i think

 

[dan belisle]

Sold mine a couple of years ago to a fellow in SK. It was a good gun but I never used it much. I think I sold it for 350-400, don't really remember. - dan

 

[cuerno de chivo]

Check with Wanstalls they have the anniversary model with short rail ! 999$

 

[enefgee]

I owned a matt blued CZ 75 manufactured in 1988. After 12 years of investing a lot of money trying desparately to make it shoot, I gave up.
Today I own a CZ 75 Shadow, a Target Sport and a CZ 97b, and I can tell you, todays CZs are of much, much, much better quality, fit and finish than any Pre b guns.

CZ's of that vintage frequently came from the factory with a barrel bored to .356-.357, that's frequently the cause of accuracy issues.