CZ-75 Stainless Picture Thread

[Jsunn]

Hopefully this is not a dumb question,but if you take a matte stainless and polish it will it be a glossy stainless?

I've always believed;
The only dumb question, is the one not asked 

Short answer....YES

You have to strip the Frame bare, and use a LOT of Elbow Grease and loving time....but they do polish-up very nicely
I think they look GREAT if you leave the Controls, Trigger, Hammer and the Slide / Cocking Serrations Matte

Mine was a matte Stainless.  I sanded and sanded and polished her to a bright finish.

[epoole]

It looks excellent.

[James1]

CZ75B L/E with some help from Haken.

[DenStinett]

I have always liked the Limiteds
That Matte / Polished combo is just too nice

[75Plus]

James1, Now you need help from "verndog" or me!!

Joe

[IdahoCZ]

Some beautiful looking guns here!!

[ParabellumJ]

James1, Now you need help from "verndog" or me!!

Joe

I agree! The stainless mag plates finish it. Here is mine with some of Joe's work.

[DenStinett]

Sweet Bling, P3

[lucky4034]

This is my favorite gun pic thread on any forum by far!  There are some absolute beauties in this thread! 

[James1]

James1, Now you need help from "verndog" or me!!

Joe

Only CZ handgun I own mate.
Also my most accurate along with my SR1911.

[75Plus]

Here is a couple of base pads that will soon adorn the 10 round magazines of a Canadian CZ75 Stainless. I modified two of Verndog's logo plates to attach to two base pads that I modified. Really looks great. I decided not to show them in a pistol as the new owner should have that opportunity.

 

Joe

[Verndog]

Excellent work Joe. Way to go above and beyond to get another happy CZ owner a nicely finished pistol. Were you able to just add the 82 or 100 deg countersink to the plates, or did you have to bore the hole open as well?

[skin]

Here is a pic of my Stainless CZ, nothing special, yet. I still have some work to do on it.

[75Plus]

Excellent work Joe. Way to go above and beyond to get another happy CZ owner a nicely finished pistol. Were you able to just add the 82 or 100 deg countersink to the plates, or did you have to bore the hole open as well?

Just had to countersink the existing hole. The the diameter of the head of the screws I used are somewhat smaller than the specs indicate which worked in my favor. Looking forward to the new owner's comments.

Joe

[DenStinett]

As per usual, Great job
These look so nice
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