Why Is The CZ75 SA Slide Profile Different?

[motosapiens]

I am fairly new to the CZ line and honestly have no idea what matches up for holsters.

I have a Galco for my 75B that doesn't fit the SA well and my Fobus won't work at all.

I'm having a local guy make some kydex holsters for my SA and SP01.

I have a custom-made leather holster for my bd. You can clearly see the narrower slide profile in the outline of the leather.  When I got my 75b, i wrapped it in 3-4 plastic shopping bags to add thickness,sprayed some silicone spray on the inside of the holster, and shoved the gun in until it fit, then left it that way for a few days.

Fits great now.  Still fits the BD too.

[et2041]

Here's my B-SA and Steelshooter's B-40....Same Slide from what I can see
I like the full length rails myself

What trigger is that on your SA?

[DenStinett]

What trigger is that on your SA?

It is the original Aluminum Trigger, CZ-KC was installing to replace the Stock Plastic Trigger that came on the earlier B-SAs
It has both Pre and Post Travel adjustments
VERY NICE

[EngineerEli]

After reading through this thread I didn't see a clear answer to the OP's question. It has nothing to do with being an SA per se but all 40 cal B guns have the full with slide all the way to the end, only the 9mm ones are narrowed at the end.

As far as holsters, especially for competition, i strongly suggest Bladetech. They make great stuff and they make a holster specifically for the CZ 75 SA in .40.

[j-jamerson83]

One difference I've notice between the SA and the .40 is that the .40 has a full length guide rod and the SA doesn't. However, they both have a beefier slide where the 75B is stepped where the frame and slide meet.

[EngineerEli]

You are right I forgot the 9mm SA also has the full length profile slide. My SA in .40 has the full length guide rod, the 9mm SA's do not.