Help!!!

[JROD102]

I'm looking at buying a new cz 75d or a cz75 p01, and a cz P07. I tried a thread search and came back blank on anything CZ so I started a thread of my own. Can anyone give me their thoughts, or experiences with CZ pistols? I've heard good things about them so far.

Thanks in advance......
JROD102

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[archer51]

Between my wife and myself we own 6 CZ pistols, 7 if you want to include my Dan Wesson CBOB. All of them have been completely reliable out of the box. I've not had any feed or ejection problems with any of them. Until I got my DW my EDC was either my CZ75 P-01 or the P-06. My wife can shoot the nads off of a gnat with her 75 Compact. The trigger is not the best straight from the box, but with a few hours of dry firing and range time it smooths right out. I have heard the Omega trigger is great from the start, but don't have any experience with it. All in all, the CZ is an under rated gun. Many "elitest" will snub their nose at a "commie gun", but almost anyone who shoots them falls in love with them. If you haven't held one, I think you'll be pleased with the ergonomics of the gun. They just seem to fit the hand.

[jwhite75]

The competitive shooter seem to stick with the P01. That says a lot to me. After researching and looking, I think it is the best with all things considered for a SD handgun. Good luck its not an easy decision. The CZ line is heavily underrated.

[OldVet]

The CZ reputation is solid. Fine handguns (and other firearms too) that feel heavy to those carried away by the lightweight poly handgun fad. I'm sure some of them are awaiting Colt's poly-frame version of a 1911 (but that would be sacrilege!).

The company hasn't been "Commie" for over twenty years now, just as your neighbor's BMW isn't a "Nazi" product.

[gatopardo]

Can't go wrong with a CZ, all steel, hi precision manufacturing, they stay on target always.