Welcome to the CZ 75B Club

[Radom]

This section of the CZ Forum is dedicated to discussion of the CZ-75B Model (1995 to present) in 9mm or .40 S&W, as well as the 75B series variants without their own "Club," such as the 75B DAO and 75B Tactical.

 

 

 

For discussion of "Pre-B" CZ 75/85 series pistols, please see our 75 Classic Club:

 

http://czechpistols82792.yuku.com/forums/10

 

 

 

Official CZ-USA Link for the CZ 75B:

 

http://www.cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=29

 

Official CZ-UB Website (in English):
http://www.ceskazbrojovka.com/index.php?p=32&idp=1&ids=3&idz=10&lang=en

 

 

[fishndude22]

Hello to all!  I just got my 75B 9mm and am going to get some ammo today and hit the range tomorrow!! Any suggestions as to what is a good target practice ammo for the 75B   Shoud I swab out the barrel before I use it the first time
Any other hint and helps would be greatly appreciated!  George

[Brad]

Both my wife and I have CZ-75Bs. We use 115 grain FMJ ammo for all our shooting. We have fired 5,000+ rounds through each of the guns with no jamming, FTE (failure to extract), or misfires. We have been super happy. We enjoy shooting at clay targets most of the time, although we also use splatter type paper targets. Since we live in the desert, we need only go a few miles to burn a box or 2 or 3 of ammo.
Hope you enjoy yours as we have enjoyed ours.
Brad

[dougrodg]

New to the forum and the CZ 75B Club So hello to all!

Just picked up my new CZ 75B this past Sunday. Haven't been able to get to the range due to some record snowfalls here in Delaware. Swabbed out the barrel removed all the excess oil and put a fresh coat of oil on it and am itching to get out and put some rounds downrange.

Might just try the range today, hey I have 4 wheel drive, might be tough picking up brass in the snow though.

Doug

[8Shooter]

I just bought 2 Mec Gear mags, both work perfect

[Czech/2]

I just got my first CZ pistol and love it as I have loved only one other.  Her name is not important.  Its over anyway.  Seriously though, It is a nice feeling, great shooting and sexy looking piece.   

[Floyd D. Barber]

Just got back from testing my CZ-75B, my second CZ, my first being an 82 Makarov. Both are great guns.

[wthang]

Hey all,

I own my first CZ75B and will hopefully receive my licence within the next 3 months.
(Licensing in SA is a pain!)

Hope to get some valuable insight here.

[eric0424]

...will hopefully receive my licence within the next 3 months.
(Licensing in SA is a pain!)

Welcome to the forum.

Reading this thread here may make you feel a little better about the wait, some places are ridiculous with  the gun control.

[Makaroviii]

New to the forum but a long time CZ-75B owner. Glad to find the "Club!" 

[tekarra]

Welcome aboard sir.

[CZ75Bowner]

New to the forum and just got my first CZ. A CZ 75B in .40 s&w. Love the gun.

[yenhan705eh77]

Hello, just wanted to say hi to everybody here.  Just picked up my cz75b in black yesterday at Turner's here in California for $475. (before taxes and all the bleep fees of course.)  So far I've only added the hogue grip.  I'm thinking about duracoating the frame with either flat dark earth or olive drab.  Also thinking about converting it to single action only.  Let me know what you guys think. 

[Otto N Sure]

Howdy & welcome aboard!

Great plans for your 75B. Here's what mine (in .40 S&W) looks like in two tone Flat Earth and Satin Black:



I had it done by Mac's Shootin' Irons in Tucson. I have a CZ 75B "Tactical" that came from the factory in an Olive and Satin Black, but I don't have a very clear picture of it showing the contrast between the two colors.

Otto

[alexboybkk]

Hello to all! I just received my CZ-75B (9mm) today. i live in Canada and it took me 1 year to get the licence to buy it. I feel like i have been run over by a semi  . Anyways, my first impression is that it seem to be very handy and not heavy at all. I use to have a AMT Hardballer .45 acp government model and i find my CZ better balanced. I did not shoot it yet though! I am happy have joined the club!
Cheers
Alexboy
british columbia