CZ-75B Accessories and Tricks

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Daekar

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I just found out that I'm getting a CZ-75B in Matte Stainless for my birthday! So, what I want to know is, what do all the CZ-75B owners out there have for their guns that they think is great? Holsters? Sights? Springs? What is that little thing that makes your CZ-75B just a smidgen better? Cleaning/Lube tricks? Share your accessory and maintenence experiences!
 
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Mr.Blue

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Get the factory rubber grips. They are only $25 from CZ Custom and well worth it.

Get some Azoom snap caps and dry fire a lot. You will break in the trigger quicker, getting rid of the infamous CZ "grittiness". It will also help you master the trigger.

Enjoy your CZ.
 
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C0untZer0

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I guess there is a lot of stuff out there for the CZ but what would really be cool is if they had a .22 adapter - or better yet, an exact replica of the CZ75 chambered in .22
 
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chris in va

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but what would really be cool is if they had a .22 adapter - or better yet, an exact replica of the CZ75 chambered in .22
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Um...that's what the Kadet kit is.

Anyway, I felt the DA pull was a bit hard and installed a 15# hammer spring which helped tremendously. Still ignites primers just fine.

I don't like the rubber grips for some reason. Just too tacky if that makes any sense. Having used mine for IDPA, I'm considering a new fiber optic front sight from Dawson. The one on my Glock works great.
 
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Daekar

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I will definitely be saving my pennies for the Kadet kit, do doubt about it! My wife has claimed my Mk 2.5 Hunter, so another 22 will be handy. I think I'm going to take the given advice and hold off buying any modifications until I get to know her. Still, I'll need a holster pretty soon, and I am curious about lube. My P238 likes to be generously lubed compared to my P2000, and I was wondering if the CZ was the same.

EDIT: Thoughts on steel-cased ammo for practice?
 
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Walt Sherrill

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I guess there is a lot of stuff out there for the CZ but what would really be cool is if they had a .22 adapter - or better yet, an exact replica of the CZ75 chambered in .22
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You can get a KADET KIT for the CZ, which is a complete slide and mags for .22 LR. It'll work on any of the 9mm or .40 models that are based on the 75B frame/specs.

You can also buy a KADET, which is basically a 9mm frame with a Kadet Kit slide installed, as a unit, from the factory. (CZ won't let you buy a 9mm slide later, so you can't upgrade the Kadet with a higher caliber slide, later, unless you get lucky and stumble on a used slide. I've only seen that once, and jumped on it.)

The Kadet and a 75B with the Kadet Kit are virtually the same gun.

I have a Kadet Kit which I use on my 85 Combat. They sometimes take a little fitting. My Kadet Kit, for example, won't fit on my 75B SA frame, which has had a lot of gunsmithing done to it -- including work to give it a tight slide/frame fit. (That was all done before I bought it...)

I could make the kit fit the 75B SA frame, but it shoots so darned well on the 85 Combat frame, I don't want to mess with it.

Instructions for fitting come with the kit.
 
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tekarra

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Get the Kadet Kit and rubber grips and then shoot it for a while. My cZs have all gotten better with shooting.
 
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aarondhgraham

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Hello C0untZer0,,,

You mean like this one?

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You can purchase the adapter kit or the complete pistol,,,
Surprisingly enough the .22 pistol was more expensive than it's 9mm sister.

Great firearms though,,,
A real pistol that happens to be chambered for .22 LR.

Aarond
 
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Magnum Wheel Man

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I gotta get me one of those...;)

I see Midway has the 22 kits for the Colt 45 autos on sale this month...

Btw... I've got several CZ's... this is my most trick one though not a carry gun anymore... but that's what I've got the compact for...

note the slide pull knob, & drill & tap scope mount for external mods...

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