CZ 75 original

[Gunmaster45]

I might have to look for one then.

[Vangelis]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I keep hearing about the first model CZ 75 and how accurate it is because of the material used to make it and I heard they dont make these old models anymore

Is the usual thing to post.

[Yournamehere]

I personally don't like the CZ 75 compared to other stuff, as the slides are very smooth and pretty hard to cock, and the triggers, while easily improved, are quite stiff for my liking. I saw one in polished Stainless Steel with an upswept beavertail though, that thing was awesome. I would definitely buy that one.

CZ guns are apparently excellent for competition.



That's a CZ 97B in .45. The target was out at 25 yards, and no the shooter wasn't missing.

[Gunmaster45]

I have a feeling the shooter experianced a similar situation to mine. You get a bulls-eye on the first shot, and that's the only shot you take. You risk ruining the target by missing the bulls-eye with follow up shots, so you unload the gun and take pride in your lucky marksmanship.

[Yournamehere]

If you look at the way the hole is patterned, that couldn't be true. It's a solid hole without tears or anything, and it's just a bit oval, so it's not the exact diameter of the bullet.

[Ace Oliveira]

Originally Posted by Vangelis

Is the usual thing to post.

Where is this from?

I also love the note at the bottom.

[Gunmaster45]

I assume it's from the Manga for Gunslinger Girls. There's notes on the page for the anime that lead me to believe this, since I've never seen the show or read the manga.

[Vangelis]

Gunsmith Cats, actually. I added that same image to the article on it because there's really no image you could use that sums up Rally's stance on CZ75 versions better.

[Gunmaster45]

I'm not an anime fan, so they're all the same to me.

[Ace Oliveira]

Anime all burns the same.