Considering P07

[Winkel]

I bought mine at KYGUNCO.  You might keep an eye out there.  I've bought a couple of guns from them, they are top notch.

[reyper]

Nothing to consider, The P-07 is an outstanding gun, period. Good shooting, Rey

[jimrock4u]

My p07 is one of my favorites laser accurate

[Redeker]

Between cajun, primary machine, etc. the p07 CAN be a black hole of money. Just like the ruger 1022. Fyi. And worth every penny.

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[briang2ad]

Between cajun, primary machine, etc. the p07 CAN be a black hole of money. Just like the ruger 1022. Fyi. And worth every penny.

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True.  And in a sense it is the perfect murican gun.  You buy it then mod the daylights out of it.  It does get very amazing.  If you can buy it in person and make sure the trigger is smooth, you really get a gem.  About one in 4 have smooth DA triggers OTB.

[Winkel]

My newest one is really smooth.  I guess I got lucky!

[Christopher67]

Between cajun, primary machine, etc. the p07 CAN be a black hole of money. Just like the ruger 1022. Fyi. And worth every penny.

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If you can buy it in person and make sure the trigger is smooth, you really get a gem.  About one in 4 have smooth DA triggers OTB.

I've never owned a DA/SA hammer fired handgun like the CZ P07/P09, I've only owned striker fired handguns. So how do i tell IF I'm getting one with a good trigger out of the box? Does a smooth DA trigger feel the same as a smooth striker fired trigger? Thanks.

[KentuckyBob]

I've never handled a P-07 but do have a Rami and SP-01. How is the trigger compared to these two? Is there any creep or are they as sweet as my Rami and SP-01? I'd like to get one with night sights but the only ones I have found are OD Green! What's with that???

[briang2ad]

For the last two posts above:

BL:  CZ triggers are all over the map based on QC.  All are useable (almost) OTB.  Some are great, others can be pretty bad.  The SA pull on a CZ is different and includes the hammer and sear "camming".  This is normal and is not "creep" per se. Most P guns have decent SA pulls out of the box.  After it cams, it has a pretty light and clean break. 

Now the most important part - the DA pull (your first shot). 

Good = smooth throughout the pull - not much grit.  Also, it should be steady/even pressure the whole way.  If not, this is stacking.  I've handled PLENTY of P guns in the past couple of years.  Most have grit, some pretty bad.  about 60% stack, and some badly. 

Have an UG SR P09.  Perfect trigger OTB.  I still did the CGW thing just to lighten the DA.

That is why buying at a show or LGS can be a good thing.

I do have one that was MISERABLE OTB.  Gritty like crazy and stacked like dominoes.  With several hundred rounds, thousands of dry fires, careful polishing and CGW it is excellent now.  Took a lot of work.

[Winkel]

I've never handled a P-07 but do have a Rami and SP-01. How is the trigger compared to these two? Is there any creep or are they as sweet as my Rami and SP-01? I'd like to get one with night sights but the only ones I have found are OD Green! What's with that???

Bob,
I have a few CZ's but to compare to one about which you've listed here, I have an SP-01 Tactical.  I would say my newest P-07 is very comparable to the Tactical and the T has about 1,000 rounds through it. 
In fact, I would say the P-07 has just a tad less pre-travel than the Tactical.  My other P-07 is about four years old and it was not nearly as smooth as my latest one.  The ONLY thing I've done on my newest P-07 is smooth the edges of the hammer strut and lightly stone the face of the sear.  The sear had a little roughness to it but it is a MIM part so that is to be expected and is one of the areas that naturally wears in as you shoot it.  I didn't want to wait.

The Omega fire control group is easy to tune and there are multiple posts here about how to do it.  Since it will primarily be my CC gun, I didn't want to mess with it much. 

I only have about 300 rounds through it but it hasn't had a single hiccup. 

I like the larger steel framed guns but in all honesty, I just don't grab them.  Their intended use just doesn't fit what I like to do right now. 

My P-09 is my all time favorite but the P-07 is a close second because of it's compact size.

[Christopher67]

Thanks for the info guys, much appreciated.

[TexCZfan]

I'm in the same boat. I have lots of Sigs, HK, Glock and Rugers but recently purchased a P10c and fell in love.  I was also looking into the P07. I almost bought one before purchasing the P10c.

[Christopher67]

I'm in the same boat. I have lots of Sigs, HK, Glock and Rugers but recently purchased a P10c and fell in love.  I was also looking into the P07. I almost bought one before purchasing the P10c.

I also like the fact you can share magazines between the P-07 & the P-10C.

[eastman]

I'm in the same boat. I have lots of Sigs, HK, Glock and Rugers but recently purchased a P10c and fell in love.  I was also looking into the P07. I almost bought one before purchasing the P10c.

buy 1 (or 2), you won't regret it

[Vinny]

I'm in the same boat. I have lots of Sigs, HK, Glock and Rugers but recently purchased a P10c and fell in love.  I was also looking into the P07. I almost bought one before purchasing the P10c.

I also like the fact you can share magazines between the P-07 & the P-10C.

Unless something has changed very recently....P10c mags are backwards compatible to fit P07's; but P-07 mags will not fit P10c.
I do buy extra P10c mags for my P07; they fit and run perfectly and they're much less expensive. Save the P-07 mags, and just use P10c mags in both guns.
I liked my P-07 UG SR so much; I bought another in black; and a P-09 to match. They are as reliable and feed anything like my Glock 17 gen 4; but are more accurate and ergonomically so much better fit in my hand.