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Thanks Mike, I really like it! KenGlad you're enjoying the gun. Tough to sell but I just didn't shoot it consistent or very often .
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Thanks Mike, I really like it! KenGlad you're enjoying the gun. Tough to sell but I just didn't shoot it consistent or very often .
Yep - they were definitely the 'sleeper' in the gun world for a long time - heck I didn't even know much about them until I found mine and did some research on CZ before I bought it. My only gripes (which are not a quality issues) are the relatively small sights, non-typical front dovetail and because I have a 75BD the trigger on the decocker model is not new as good as the SA but all of this can be remedied. Ask Wyo what he said after shooting it yesterday - His words were "This might be the best semi-auto I have ever shot"
What 'more info' are you looking for?More info please? Who? Price?
FIFYWow, that grip is just plain sexy. I've never shot the Shadow.
The 9
The 40
The 45
9 is a pre B model 75, 40 a B model 75, & the 45 a 97 with the wickedly shiny dark blued finish. All of them are a pleasure to shoot & accurate as can be.
They're almost as ugly as a Sig and can't shoot straight.
I wouldn't mess with them.
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OK, here is a old police trade in that I just finished. The sear cage with decocker is a bear to get back together even if you think you know what you are doing. Tungsten and Graphite black cerakote. LPA rear sight and fiber optic front. Cajun hammer, trigger and more. Nice guns, but somewhat of a PITA to work on. Not a very good picture.
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i want a p07 dutyLove the CZ75 P07 Duty. Light, accurate, and reliable. And low recoil due to a low riding slide. Easy to conceal in an IWB Kydex holster.