All three of my cz75's have barrel bushings a cz75SA /cz tac sport and cz 85 combat. When you drift the front sight pin out you can easily remove the front sight and barrel bushing.I have already replaced one barrel bushing on my Cz75 single action. As far as accuracy the pistol is only as good as the shooter. I can group as well with these as my $1800 trophy match SA or 2k Mark 23 I'd say that was more than acceptable. Only real mods to my cz's were adjustable target sights.
P1 vs. CZ-75 - advice needed
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All three of my cz75's have barrel bushings a cz75SA /cz tac sport and cz 85 combat. When you drift the front sight pin out you can easily remove the front sight and barrel bushing.I have already replaced one barrel bushing on my Cz75 single action. As far as accuracy the pistol is only as good as the shooter. I can group as well with these as my $1800 trophy match SA or 2k Mark 23 I'd say that was more than acceptable. Only real mods to my cz's were adjustable target sights.
Farlsincharge
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I love my 75B. I handled a lot of guns including some used custom match guns before deciding on it. Plus, the Kadet kit allows hours of shooting for very little $$$.
Really? Are these .22 subcaliber kits commercially available?
I don't think there is a retailer that has a supply of these in Canada, but they do come up from time to time in the EE. Wolverine Supplies and Trade Ex had some a while back, but they aren't listed on their websites anymore. You should be able to find one if you look around a little, maybe try an EE WTB ad?
I believe they are all West German 1980's mfg.
I am considering buying a 9mm pistol for occasional range use. My requirements are accuracy, reliability and a price under $500.
I was thinking of either a CZ-75 or Walther P1. Can anyone comment on the accuracy of either of these guns and make a recommendation?
thank you
I brought each of them in the last year,Walther and CZ are great European name in workmanship
