To Buy P-01 or CZ 75D PCR

[Mifune326]

I had multiple P-01s and PCRs in the past (including the all steel 99041 and the omega grey with the threaded barrel) but sold them all and was just looking for the standard P-01 Omega (found one yesterday in a trade for a gen4 G19).  Since I do not carry the CZ, I can’t comment on the holstering/reholstering characteristic between the rail/non-rail version. However, If you can only have one, I highly recommend the standard Omega P-01 since it will allow you the option of safety/decocker with/without light/laser.

How is the Omega trigger compared to P-01?  I'm  currently trying to decide on which model to pick up, and read a few reviews that the Omega trigger is not as good as the P-01. 

I have an SP-01 that I'd like to replace with either the P-01 or the Omega.  I'd prefer to have the Omega options such as manual safety and SA trigger.  The alloy frame is a plus as well, but not a deciding factor. 

I've considered the PCR or 75D Compact, but want the rail since this will be used for HD with light mounted.

That would be a tough one for me.  The Omega system is more simple, easier to disassemble and assemble, and is more robust.  But I'm a decocker guy and I like the way the decocker on the regular system works better.

Maybe call Cajun Gun Works and pick David's brain?  He's a wealth of CZ knowledge.

[deadguy]

I had multiple P-01s and PCRs in the past (including the all steel 99041 and the omega grey with the threaded barrel) but sold them all and was just looking for the standard P-01 Omega (found one yesterday in a trade for a gen4 G19).  Since I do not carry the CZ, I can’t comment on the holstering/reholstering characteristic between the rail/non-rail version. However, If you can only have one, I highly recommend the standard Omega P-01 since it will allow you the option of safety/decocker with/without light/laser.

How is the Omega trigger compared to P-01?  I'm  currently trying to decide on which model to pick up, and read a few reviews that the Omega trigger is not as good as the P-01. 

I have an SP-01 that I'd like to replace with either the P-01 or the Omega.  I'd prefer to have the Omega options such as manual safety and SA trigger.  The alloy frame is a plus as well, but not a deciding factor. 

I've considered the PCR or 75D Compact, but want the rail since this will be used for HD with light mounted.

That would be a tough one for me.  The Omega system is more simple, easier to disassemble and assemble, and is more robust.  But I'm a decocker guy and I like the way the decocker on the regular system works better.

Maybe call Cajun Gun Works and pick David's brain?  He's a wealth of CZ knowledge.

Ugh.  I don't like calling the shops to kick the tires,  because I feel like I'm wasting their precious time (even though I'll end up with one or the other soon).  However, if they are open and willing to talk about it, I may have to call. 

My last decocker experience was with a Bersa 45 C about a decade ago.  Hardly comparable to a CZ I am sure.

[Mifune326]

I had multiple P-01s and PCRs in the past (including the all steel 99041 and the omega grey with the threaded barrel) but sold them all and was just looking for the standard P-01 Omega (found one yesterday in a trade for a gen4 G19).  Since I do not carry the CZ, I can’t comment on the holstering/reholstering characteristic between the rail/non-rail version. However, If you can only have one, I highly recommend the standard Omega P-01 since it will allow you the option of safety/decocker with/without light/laser.

How is the Omega trigger compared to P-01?  I'm  currently trying to decide on which model to pick up, and read a few reviews that the Omega trigger is not as good as the P-01. 

I have an SP-01 that I'd like to replace with either the P-01 or the Omega.  I'd prefer to have the Omega options such as manual safety and SA trigger.  The alloy frame is a plus as well, but not a deciding factor. 

I've considered the PCR or 75D Compact, but want the rail since this will be used for HD with light mounted.

That would be a tough one for me.  The Omega system is more simple, easier to disassemble and assemble, and is more robust.  But I'm a decocker guy and I like the way the decocker on the regular system works better.

Maybe call Cajun Gun Works and pick David's brain?  He's a wealth of CZ knowledge.

Ugh.  I don't like calling the shops to kick the tires,  because I feel like I'm wasting their precious time (even though I'll end up with one or the other soon).  However, if they are open and willing to talk about it, I may have to call. 

My last decocker experience was with a Bersa 45 C about a decade ago.  Hardly comparable to a CZ I am sure.

I totally understand.  David and everyone at Cajun have always been patient and gracious with my questions.  They’re all extremely knowledgeable when it comes to the CZ pistols.  They know the benefits and shortcomings of both the Omega and regular systems better than anyone.  That’s why they get all my business when it comes time to buy parts or get my pistols worked on!  They’re the best!

[YoungGun]

I had multiple P-01s and PCRs in the past (including the all steel 99041 and the omega grey with the threaded barrel) but sold them all and was just looking for the standard P-01 Omega (found one yesterday in a trade for a gen4 G19).  Since I do not carry the CZ, I can’t comment on the holstering/reholstering characteristic between the rail/non-rail version. However, If you can only have one, I highly recommend the standard Omega P-01 since it will allow you the option of safety/decocker with/without light/laser.

How is the Omega trigger compared to P-01?  I'm  currently trying to decide on which model to pick up, and read a few reviews that the Omega trigger is not as good as the P-01. 

I have an SP-01 that I'd like to replace with either the P-01 or the Omega.  I'd prefer to have the Omega options such as manual safety and SA trigger.  The alloy frame is a plus as well, but not a deciding factor. 

I've considered the PCR or 75D Compact, but want the rail since this will be used for HD with light mounted.

Personally I have no preference over which trigger.  Since I decided to downgrade and can only have one compact CZ, the P-01 Omega would be “the jack of all trades” in terms of switchable options. Whatever trigger you decided, training is the key to master the item in your hands.