Sorry if I'm bothering any of y'all, just sitting here bored in Casper, WY waiting to finish unloading so figured I'd put up a few more pictures.
Here's the same shots I have over in the pistol comparison thread of my CZ 100 vs the P-07. They are practically identical in size, with a few minor differences here and there, but namely the slide width, the slide serrations, the grip serrations/checkering/stippling, and the edges That being said however, the CZ 100 is noticeably lighter and has a much easier slide to rack, no doubt due to the lighter recoil spring it has.
I know the majority of people don't like the 100, but because of how smooth my trigger is, the light weight, the natural balance & point-of-aim, and how easy the slide is to rack, it has definitely caught positive attention from a very good friend of mine who is an almost life-long victim of Multiple Sclerosis with extremely limted hand and arm strength, and has had operating issues with every pistol I have ever shown and let fire. That is, until now. And add to it the ease of disassembly (almost as easy as Steyr, shown below) and the CZ 100 definitely has added another fan and future owner.
As always, start by ensuring the weapon is clear:
Just like the majority of other CZ's, move the slide back about a ?" and push the take down pin out from the frame.
Remove it, then dry fire the pistol to release the sear, and push the slide forward off the frame.
Another little interesting thing about this pistol, is it's unique loaded chamber indicator. When empty it sits flush with the slide, when loaded it protrudes noticeably.
