CZ-75 Stainless Picture Thread

[Admiral Ackbar]

Cheers Den.

The Mollys shot great, didn't seem to leave any in the barrel, however I haven't shot them in great quantities. I now shoot the same 125 TC projies, but plated.

P.S. Expect an updated pic soon, as I am converting her from Prod. to Standard.  Have just ordered comp hammer and SAO trigger with pre and post adjustment, short al grips and magwell, and bumpers for my mags. Can't wait! Eventually will get M&P for my production gun (don't ask me why, I just feel the urge to own a plastic gun, and can't bring myself to buy a glock).

[SCmalinois]

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Very nice.  How do you like the VZ grips, and do you have any opinion how they compare to some of the CZ Custom aluminum grips?  Also, where did you get the nice grip screws?  Thanks for sharing.

MC in rural SC

[Jsunn]

Thanks for the compliment.  I do really like the VZ grips.  They have great grip.  I got the screws from CZ custom shop.

-Jason

[nitesite]

My first post on this forum. Just joined as a matter of fact.

There are some fantastic looking stainless 75Bs in this photo thread.  The add-ons and upgrades are really impressive!  There's a lot of talent among this group!!!

Here's my totally bone-stock 75B Matte Stainless...

[DenStinett]

Welcome to the Forum Nitesite
Nice choice for your first post....Sweet piece
I think the Matte Satinless is one of the best looking CZs available

[coolbox]

the pictures here have got me in two minds, whether to get the compact first (which I had decided) or the stainless first! Can only be one for the next few months. bleep these CZs..

[lotsagas4u]

Just start with the compact, then before you know it, you will have 8 or 10.

[huskerlrrp]

Here's my Stainless USPSA (I alternate between this and the Shadow Custom).

CZ Custom hammer, Old Style 85 trigger, CZ Custom Tactical rear sight, VZ grips, stainless guide rod, stainless mag break, Cajun trigger return spring and a lot of internal polishing.

[DenStinett]

Boy, that sure is gorgeous Huskerirrp

[coolbox]

Just start with the compact, then before you know it, you will have 8 or 10.

No doubt, specially after all these stunning pictures, latest by huskerlrrp!

[huskerlrrp]

Just start with the compact, then before you know it, you will have 8 or 10.

No doubt, specially after all these stunning pictures, latest by huskerlrrp!

Thanks, I haven't been able to teach it to clean itself though 

[DenStinett]

.....I haven't been able to teach it to clean itself though 

That was one thing I REALLY liked about the Academy
We checked out our weapon from the Armory in the afternoon and returned it in the evening
And the Armorer took care of ALL the cleaning
THAT WAS GREAT !

[EZX12]

Just start with the compact, then before you know it, you will have 8 or 10.

If I had only been warned... that a CZ will multiply LIKE RABBITS!  It started innocently enough with a CZ-75 Stainless Steel Limited Edition.  I purchased the "Adapter for Crimson Trace Grips" created by this forum's very own member, 75PLUS.   It worked GREAT! See this post for ordering info from 75PLUS:  http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=32775.msg236981#msg236981  ...or... search for "Adapter for Crimson Trace Grips".  But... then I got bored, and found myself rarely using the Crimson Trace grips on the range. 
Sooo... I changed the grips on the CZ-75 SS Limited Edition to Xtreme Aluminum Grips:

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...this left me with an unused and PERFECTLY GOOD set of Crimson Trace LG-475 grips.  That's a PROBLEM.
No worries.  As lotsagas4u stated, a CZ multiplies like rabbits!  I stumbled upon this at my local CZ dealer, and bought it after an entire day of "pre-purchase pondering":
The engraved "U.S. only", CZ-75 75th Anniversary.  (75 created/imported to the U.S.):

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The 75th Anniversary has no RH Safety.  So, I can safely put away those hallmarked silver Eagle handgrips, and use the "leftover" Crimson Trace Grips.   Yeah, yeah, yeah.  It's a barbecue pistol.  But, it's still a CZ-75!  BTW... I've heard some folks suggest in the forums that it's polished stainless steel;  however, Jakub at CZUB confirmed that it's "Polished Nickel" before I purchased it.

Whew.  Damage done.  Should be okay for a little while.  Then... HOLY C##P!!!   Uh... I had to get this.  It was too unbelievable to find (and new in box):

CZ-75 SP-01 Shadow Adam Tyc World Champion Edition (333 created.  I've read online that only "6 were imported to the U.S.")

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Okay.  I've satisfied my CZ "fix" for at least one year... uh... six months. 
MORAL:  Start with a CZ.  A compact....or a stainless 75B... or an SP-01.  Don't worry... you'll be back to pick up your other "kids" soon enough!  (Next up... a Tac Sport in 9mm!  Oh yeah!)

-EZX12  (Newbie CZ junkie.  Working on a trip to the dog house).

[DenStinett]

Jeez Louise
Are those things B E A U T I F U L or what ? ! ?

[Old Dominion]

Holy smokes...keep it up and you'll have a barbecue gun for every day of the week. Nice irons though.