CZ Carry Weapon of Choice

[GRB5111]

My choice is the P-01. I carry it in an OWB by High Noon, the Slide Guard. It rides high and tight in that holster making it one of the most comfortable carry combinations I've tried. While I'm aware that we all have our individual preferences and no one size fits all, the P-01 just clicked for me from the moment I first test fired it. It's one of those guns that meets my expectations for an accurate, easy to handle carry pistol. On top of that, it shoots like a pistol I've had for years, not like a pistol I've owned for just less than a year. Due its ease of use and the fact that I can shoot it accurately, I'm looking forward to using it in the next IDPA BUG match I can find.

[JonNC]

My choice is currently the P-01 in a Comp-Tac C-TAC.
It carries well on my Wilderness 5-Stitch and is a blast to shoot.

If I could afford it, it would be a Compact L or Shadow Line compact, though.

[wagon]

I did carry a P-01 for about a year until I sold it, went back to Glock.   To me I wish it had less bulk .....  That is why I bought a PCR my carry piece :-)

I have RafterS and wilderness 5-stitch, tend to grab the Wilderness most time.    Shopping for a new belt now, the RafterS has been shrinking lately .... :-o

[Firemanjones]

I have been switching back and forth between my PCR and Walther PPS(IWB). But since I just purchased the P-01 and ordered an OWB holster for it, it looks like I will be carrying that too.
But I also received my P-07 last week so who knows what I will be carrying now.
I might even get rid of the PPS.

[steel]

CZ Compact L, Comp Tac MTAC holster, Wilderness belt, and generic Federal 115 HPs.


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[Bible2David]

I mainly carry the PCR, but I am looking forward to carrying the Rami BD after finishing the upgrades. I sometimes carry a Sig 239 SAS Gen 2 or Shield.

[Firemanjones]

If I get a RAMI BD, then the PPS will have to be sold, or maybe the huge 92 FS. But I will definitely keep the 92 Compact.

[Ritter]

Walther PPS and 75 compact for me too!

I chose the steel compact for a few reasons.  It has a frame mounted safety.  It sweeps down to fire, like a 1911 (common muscle memory).  I like the additional weight because this is primarily a range gun with occasional carry when the PPS takes a rest.

If I were to dedicate one to my only carry gun, I would carry the PCR.  It is slightly lighter.  It has no rail.  I don't want that extra bulk of the P01 frame IWB.

I keep looking at the RAMI, but I'm not sure how much concealment I would gain.  I absolutely love the fit of the compact and PCR.

[kevinusa]

PCR : weight, size, and de cocker

[MOnmoguns]

If they all cost the same    I would go with the DW  Guardian  .  That thing is as sweet as it gets !    But they don't so I'll go with the PCR .   

 Did I mention that Guardian is SWEEEEET ?

[RossC]

If they all cost the same    I would go with the DW  Guardian  .  That thing is as sweet as it gets !    But they don't so I'll go with the PCR .   

 Did I mention that Guardian is SWEEEEET ?

Amen. I love my PCR and my CZ Custom SDP, but I shoot better with the DW Guardian .45 than any other carry pistol I own.

[s0nspark]

I've been carrying a Canik C-100 when I needed something a bit smaller than the CZ 75BD I normally carry... I am rethinking that, though.

I originally got the Canik to see how I felt about safety versus decocker and find I prefer the decocker (mainly due to placement - the decocker does not interfere with my grip) so I may sell it and pick up a CZ 75D Compact or a PCR.

[Sancho]

I am one of the "PCR" voters.
The snag free sights and the decocker are key issues for me.

I also have a Compact L but I am not comfortable with such a light trigger.
I am afraid that I would take up on the trigger and pop a round into my my leg.

The Compact L or the 75 SA are much nicer to shoot than the PCR; just not best for me as a carry weapon.

Sancho

[Googe1227]

I voted for the 2075 RAMI. I had a UBG Striker made for my Compact L; bonus is that the RAMI fits just fine. Only been carrying for a month in true blue Illinois, but so far it's been 80% RAMI. just depends on my mood I guess but I have zero qualms about carrying either firearm. Love them both.

[Birds Away]

I carry one of these three:


The one in the middle most of the time but the big guy on the left gets some time in a shoulder holster in the winter and the little guy likes to go out on hot summer days.  They have, as you can see, many things in common.  Their shooting characteristics are surprisingly similar.