CZ75b polished stainless range time.

[Rmach]

This was my second range visit in the last two weeks with this 75b since the lock down. Some days are better than others, but each range visit is better than no visit.  CZ75b polished stainless with MCARBO trigger kit and Dawson front FO. Standing two hand hold with one second intervals at 10yds. I really like the regular 75 platform.

[Gunnerdad80]

Brother I am so ready for some range time I feel like I’m having physical withdrawals. My boys start back to daycare June 1st and I’m off that week so I’ll definitely be slingin some copper. 

[Joe L]

First, beautiful pistol and great target results. 

The range lockdown only lasted a few weeks here and the kids are grown so I wasn't constrained like my sons with their kids.  Still, I missed shooting while the ranges were closed.  I've OD'ed on range time this last few weeks and I'm ready to get back to a more typical shooting schedule.  My target results and general attitude will continue to improve.   

Joe

[Rmach]

Took it out again today from 10yds:

[Rmach]

I have four CZ75's, and each has the MCARBO trigger spring kit installed with the same front FO Dawson and blacked our stock rear. I'm curious if each 75 will exhibit similar accuracy.  Today I took out the second one, and these are the results. I'll follow up with the next two 75's in the coming weeks.

   

[Rmach]

Took out the second one again today, and so far, both 75's are pretty much equal in accuracy.  I did expect that, but it's nice to see it on paper.

[Joe L]

Golly, those pistols are pretty!  I've spent too much time with my ugly polymer pistols lately.

Joe

[skyydiver]

I want soooo bad.


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[Rmach]

Took the third 75b out today, and these are the results from 10yds. Keep in mind, all three have the same mods except for the grips.

[Rmach]

Second range outing with the 3rd 75:

[Rmach]

Took the 4th 75b out today. All four 75's have the exact same mods (except the grips). I was very pleased with the 15yd result today. This will finish the comparison.  Each 75b performed very well with the Dawson front FO and MCARBO spring kit.  I know the shooter still needs work...

[Rmach]

Another range visit today with the fourth 75b.  I'm very pleased with this handgun when compared to the Shadow 2 and Shadow 2 Orange.

[Rmach]

Took the 4th 75b out again for it's third range visit this week. This, for sure, will conclude the comparison between these four 75s. My final thoughts are that each one pretty much exhibits the same degree of accuracy with the current mods and different grips. 

[Europe]

Another range visit today with the fourth 75b.  I'm very pleased with this handgun when compared to the Shadow 2 and Shadow 2 Orange.

Can you get a decent target (like bullseye or ISSF) and show us your results out of Shadow 2, Shadow 2 organge and the normal 75 at let's say 15 yards? It would be a good comparison.

[Rmach]

Sorry, that's not going to happen.  I'm shooting from a standing position, no fixed rest, and each lane I'm assigned to seems to have a little different overhead lighting which can alter my fiber optic sight picture a little bit.  The only way to truly see how each handgun compares to each other is to shoot from a rest, in the same lane with the same ammo, and preferably during the same day.  My old eyes can't focus sharply for a prolonged shooting time to accomplish this. 

IMO, my four 75s perform very similar to one another, so their built in factory accuracy (with the same aftermarket mods) is very good. My two Shadow 2s are a touch better, and the S2 Orange is the best in my opinion. Is the price difference really worth it?  I guess that depends how proficient a shooter you are, but not so much for me.  I usually see a ~ 1/2" tighter grouping on average with the S2s.  Heck, some days you just shoot better than other days.