opinion for CZ 75 B

[city hunter]

I would like to buy a CZ 75B 9mm to be my first hand gun,any opinions for this gun ? good or bad commemts will welcome or any suggestions for me to buy another gun around this price ? I am going to shoot it about 600 rounds a month, is this gun o.k for contest ? thanks!!!

 

[Levi Garrett]

Heck ya, don't overlook Wolf spring kit , and recoil buffers. Will help keep the brass from flying everywhere, and the buffer will save the slide from banging up the frame.
Frank

 

[bill c68]

I just bought a CZ75B, I haven't fired a shot yet (Sunday I hope)
Anyway, I previously owned a CZ75 and loved it... why did I sell it? Not really sure.

Great guns, especially if you have small hands.

 

[Trigun]

Should not have any problem for a gun fire six hundred rounds a month. I love mine and I am sure that you will love them.

Trigun

 

[phronq]

City Hunter, it's a great choice. You'll find it's an excellent gun for the moola. You may want to spend a few bucks on a Hogue monogrip for it too, if you're looking for accessories.

 

[city hunter]

thank you for all of your helpful infor,now I trust it, thanks again!!!

 

[omen]

also take a look at this thread http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69571

for options re which cz75. especially if you're thinking IPSC down the road, get the decocker and save yourself some worry and trigger pressure in competition It's only few bucks extra:

http://www.gunsnthings.com/cz_page.html

 

[city hunter]

thank so much!!!

 

[Gasanwu]

Or even better, get a SP-01!

 

[mattpiloto]

I just bought one as my first pistol a few weeks ago. You won't regret it, nice firearm!

 

[avsecb2]

CZ is a fantastic lower priced gun - accurate, reliable, easy to use. It is a far better gun than price would suggest.
If you want to spend more try HK USP or Sig

 

[Greenhorse six]

get the .22 conversion kit ,it's called the Kadet,lots of fun. fits on the 9mm or .40S&W frame.
I have a .40S&W CZ-75B.ammos a little more ,but a bigger boom

 

[richardoldfield]

I have little to add that hasn't been said. CZ75s and CZ75Bs are large military/police pistols and they were great bargains a few years ago. I paid $350 (US) for my CZ75, $249 (US) for my CZ75B, and $210 (US) for my Kadet Conversion KIT with a spare magazine. I am honest when I say I prefer CZs to Sigs. Regards, Richard

CZ75 with Novak sights:

CZ75 with Kadet Unit and CZ75 PCR (both wear Hakan grips):

 

[ron betts]

cz-75 b is a great gun my father and i both own one never had a proplem with eather of them

 

[D_]

especially if you're thinking IPSC down the road, get the decocker and save yourself some worry and trigger pressure in competition It's only few bucks extra:

I thought the decocker added trigger weight?

Am I wrong here?

D_