CZ 75 picture thread

[Psyop96]

Note the “circle T” proof marks on the barrel and on the dimple at the top of the trigger guard. That’s a military proof. As Tok36 indicated, it has the features of a BD Police except for the ambi-safety. The BD was accepted by the Czech army in limited usage by military police/security units although the Glock 17 is the normal carry pistol for military police these days. This could have been a small batch of these pistols with the safety instead of decocker.

Here’s an enlargement of one of timmy75’s photos to show the proofs plus a Phantom with the similar military proof and a 75 B/BD with Hogue rubber grips sometimes seen on CZ 75s of the period.








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[Metal Wonder Nine Guy]

Hey Tim
Can't say for certain, but I'd say Military / Service Return
The 85 style Lower, "d" style Mag Release, and Lanyard Ring, all under a 75 Upper ?
Doesn't look to have any Import Markings
It says "B" on the Slide, but does it actually have the Firing Pin Block in it ?

My biggest question is how does that CZ-75 has forward slide serrations? I thought that was only a feature on the current CZ handguns.

[Psyop96]

Here’s the 2007 publication from the Czech Ministry of Defence showing this particular configuration.

Metal Wonder Nine...there were was a lot of different configurations tried out by CZUB on the full frame as well as the compacts during the late 90s-early 2000s.

http://www.army.cz/assets/files/9334/zbrane_definit.pdf


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[Tok36]

Thank you for all of the info Psyop96. Interesting stuff.

[Fuzzyreticle]

Picked up a 75B Convertible this weekend. 
Fuzzyreticle

[JRR]

Here is my 75B SA set.  Two 40 cal pistols separated by 15 years.  Kadet 2 top end.  75 SPO1 9mm top end.  9mm and one 40 top end with low mount adjustable sights.  Short reach single action triggers, race hammers etc.  2.8 lb trigger pulls.

50 feet

[Blackwatch]

Here is my 75B SA set.  Two 40 cal pistols separated by 15 years.  Kadet 2 top end.  75 SPO1 9mm top end.  9mm and one 40 top end with low mount adjustable sights.  Short reach single action triggers, race hammers etc.  2.8 lb trigger pulls.

50 feet

Nice pieces and splendid grouping!!

[Quakertownrich]

[Pic]https://photos.app.goo.gl/fzvXZkSvY8pSij1D7[/pic]

[Coldhammerforged]

5000 rounds and still going.

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[Blackwatch]

Late 1993 transitional

[Psyop96]

Late 1993 transitional

A classic 90s beauty, Blackwatch. Interesting how the “grain” shows up in the serrations in the photo.


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[DanMore]

Put some Zombie Green LOK Grips on my CZ75 Pre B and stuck it in a Safariland 576 GLS ProFit Holster

[Tok36]

^^Nice, thank you for the pic. What rear sight do you have installed?

[QuickDrawMcgraw]

My Pre-Bs

1985 CZ 75 (edited had year as 84 it is 85) - Picked up last month - I believe it has not been fired since the factory.  Looks to still have factory grease on it - I made the first marks on the magazine (mag that came with it will only work in this pre-B and not my other 2) and it had hardly any markings on it from racking the slide till I got it ...I'm going to clean it and take it to the range soon.  The import mark is painted on, not engraved and painted.





1990 CZ 75 - no import markings





1991 CZ 85




On the two I have shot (well all 3) I have not changed any springs or anything..just the Lokgrips on the CZ 85.

[Blackwatch]

My Pre-Bs

1984 CZ 75 - Picked up last month - I believe it has not been fired since the factory.  Looks to still have factory grease on it - I made the first marks on the magazine (mag that came with it will only work in this pre-B and not my other 2) and it had hardly any markings on it from racking the slide till I got it ...I'm going to clean it and take it to the range soon.  The import mark is painted on, not engraved and painted.

1990 CZ 75 - no import markings


1991 CZ 85


On the two I have shot (well all 3) I have not changed any springs or anything..just the Lokgrips on the CZ 85.

Will be interested to know how shooting the '84 "feels" compared to the others - the early pre-B's tend to be creamy smooth! Just watch the enamel finish - it's quite brittle and chips easily. Envious of your 1990 - I don't have one of those...yet (WIP).

I like the pistol stand - curious how you came by that!

Thanks for sharing