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Jaems
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Re: Happier with full sized 75b or pcr
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Reply #15 on:
October 16, 2016, 05:12:27 PM »
You will need both the PCR and the full size 75 BD Police. They go together like a father and son pair. Then any other CZ you can find.
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bluedev84
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Re: Happier with full sized 75b or pcr
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October 17, 2016, 08:48:50 PM »
My advice is if your "looking" at the PCR, start there and adjust there after........every gun has "something" that draws the prospective owner to it......sounds like the PCR has that for you.....just follow your gut
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DirtsCZ
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Re: Happier with full sized 75b or pcr
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October 19, 2016, 10:47:10 AM »
Just for this thread I have been carrying my 85b for the last few days instead of my PCR. I have a high noon belt and slide guard so both guns can be carried in the same holster.
While the 85 concealed just as well - by the end of the day I could tell the extra weight was there - the combination of the heavier frame and more ammo - while not significant - could be felt.
This we especially clear to my last night when after carrying the 85 all day I replaced with the PCR -
If I did not own a PCR I would say that the 85 conceals and carries great - but between the two I think the PCR just does the job a bit better.
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