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Offline Tylerd

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Custom Sights
« on: February 24, 2003, 09:31:26 AM »
I have a cz 75b, and want to put adjustable sights on it,
does anyone recommend this, and/or have any brands or companies that are good in mind.

Walt-Sherrill

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« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2003, 11:55:16 AM »
Its really a matter of personal preference.

I've got adjustables on my 85 Combat, and they're OK.

But, practically speaking, once you find ammo or a specific load that your gun shoots well, its very unlikely that you'll change sight settings again.  In that case, adjustables are an expensive luxury that serve no real purpose.

And if you ever plan to carry concealed, most adjustables just aren't good. (There are exceptions.)

Good high vizibility sights may be of more use, over the long run.  (By hi-viz, I mean those with fibre-optic inserts.)

We've noted a couple of companies that sell sights for the CZ in some other messages here on the CZ Forum.   Just do a search on "SIGHTS."

Offline Tylerd

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« Reply #2 on: February 25, 2003, 07:15:43 AM »
Thanks a lot, I'll probably end up leaving it alone, the gun performs really well as is, i was just thinking of ways to customize it.Anyway thanks for the post.

Glockguy-23

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« Reply #3 on: February 25, 2003, 07:00:02 PM »
To add to what Walt has said.  Adjustables are more prone to failure, as they have moving parts.  If this a defensive gun, I highly recommend against the use of adjustables...

Friarbacon65

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« Reply #4 on: May 11, 2003, 02:33:43 PM »
Tylerd,
    I want to let you know that Precision sights is making adjustable sights for CZ-75B.I had a set put on my CZ-75B before I shot in the 2002 IDPA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP in Lake Cormorant,Mississippi.I LIKE"UM!!! For starters they help you speed-up on picking-up threat targets.The front sight is a little bigger than the military front sight that is on it out of the box. The front sight that comes with the adjustable set isn't so big that you can't accurately out to 25yds.They take a little getting use to but it works for me.Go to precisionsights.com and can take a look at them to see what I'm talking about.The downside at this time they don't make tritium sight for the CZ-75B.Also the .22 conversion kit has the same set sights henceforth giving you the samepicture as you would have if you have adjustable sights put on your CZ-75B.The choice is yours to make and hope this helps. friarbacon65