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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => CZ75, 75b, 75 SAO inc the Transitional => Topic started by: Oldwolf on August 14, 2019, 11:46:44 AM
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I noticed my favorite CZ, the 75BSA is discontinued according to the CZ-USA website. I guess they didn't have the sales, or people were just modifying their double-actions to SA instead of buying a new one.
https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-75-b-sa-9mm-black-16-rd-mags/
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You are probably right on both accounts. Plus, the reviews for the trigger were not always kind.
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You are probably right on both accounts. Plus, the reviews for the trigger were not always kind.
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Was the trigger on the 75B SA not as crisp like a hi power or 1911? Did it match the single action trigger of the regular 75B?
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You are probably right on both accounts. Plus, the reviews for the trigger were not always kind.
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Was the trigger on the 75B SA not as crisp like a hi power or 1911? Did it match the single action trigger of the regular 75B?
Same factory hammer hooks, same factory sear equates to comparable triggers in all modern CZ75 variants. Factory variance applies to all models so no two 75B's are guaranteed to be the same like no two 75 SA's are guaranteed to be the same. Aside from outliers they all fall into the same factory range. While i do not own enough examples to be sure about this is seams that there has been some overall improvement in CZ manufacturing over the years. This may narrow the factory variance to some degree but i do believe that it is still present.
I can not comment on direct comparisons to the non CZ models.
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You are probably right on both accounts. Plus, the reviews for the trigger were not always kind.
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Was the trigger on the 75B SA not as crisp like a hi power or 1911? Did it match the single action trigger of the regular 75B?
The 1911 and Hi-Power were designed as SA guns from the beginning. The 75SA is an adaptation of a DA/SA gun, so the trigger reflects that fact.
But, it's not hard to improve the SA trigger.
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Yep, sucks because I love the differences it has over the 75 like full beaver tail and full slide rails, I went for a .40 model so I could get the full guide rod and actual full slide rails (9mm doesn’t) I did fit a 9mm SP-01 barrel to it. just got mine back from Guncrafter Industries. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190815/daa25247c4ab0c5fcbfd842db39fd84e.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190815/f873560768aa5cfd048af9bd8e47326c.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190815/0d8e62529437af68d2c753934ec7eb68.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190815/98f84fc63ce2224482b06b7232e6db25.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190815/342266b98be035532046d6729b62a18c.jpg)
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I found a nice used Cz75b SA at a local gun store. $440 later and now my Cz75b has a brother. I could not wait to try it out and I hit the backyard range as soon as I got home. Although the trigger and recoil is not as nice as my Ruger Target in 9mm, it is fine at about 4.5. It shot well and is a fun range pistol! If you having difficulty with accuracy with the pistol, you can’t shoot!
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if you want one, then buy one, NOW.
The longer you wait the more expensive they will get. you are for warned.
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Man,this guncrafters guys,what have they done to your frame,they ruined it :D
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I wanted the 40 SA but couldn't find one so 9mm it was. I asked once a few people and some just swapped the hammer and they said it did wonders.
At the moment I need about 5 hammers for everything including the SA!
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Shootingsurplus.com has them in stock. $590 shipped with the code. They only list one, then when it sells they put another up.
Get one while you can.
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I found CZ when I did a Google search for a SAO .40. I bought one and then a DA-SA .40. I learned all I could about making a good gun better and Cajunized both. They are the all steel big boys and man do they work! i was a 40 snob for a while and then I got a PCR followed by a 75 B full size nine, thanks to Jeff Cooper's praise of them. Then a few years later I found a brushed stainless with the sexy beavertail and again with Cajun and CZ Custom parts I converted it to SAO. They draw a crowd at the range, especially the stainless nine. Now that CZ has dropped forties from their line-up I am very grateful I found them early.
I had the DA-SA out today and was reminded just what treasures they are.
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Yep, sucks because I love the differences it has over the 75 like full beaver tail and full slide rails, I went for a .40 model so I could get the full guide rod and actual full slide rails (9mm doesn’t) I did fit a 9mm SP-01 barrel to it. just got mine back from Guncrafter Industries.
Love the finish on your gun!
Do you feel a difference in running 9mm with the full guide rod and full rails?
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Yep, sucks because I love the differences it has over the 75 like full beaver tail and full slide rails, I went for a .40 model so I could get the full guide rod and actual full slide rails (9mm doesn’t) I did fit a 9mm SP-01 barrel to it. just got mine back from Guncrafter Industries.
Love the finish on your gun!
Do you feel a difference in running 9mm with the full guide rod and full rails?
Thanks, I’m not sure I feel a difference because of them, if I do it’s not significant. I’d have to do a comparison with one of my other 75’s focusing on that to see. This one does shoot really nice though.
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