Anyone had experience with the stainless version of the CZ 75? Have been very satisfied w/ blued 75s and 85s. Stainless semi-autos seem to be hit or miss (no pun intended) as far as cycling, required lubrication, break-in period, and trigger pull. The price is $399 new...any thoughts?
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Stainless CZ 75...Opinions?
- Thread starter Chindo18Z
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Your post is the 1st I've heard of a S/S CZ!
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Where from ??
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"The Gun from Down Under !"
http://www.para1911fanclub.w3.to/
E-mail hotshot_2000@hotmail.com
Alternate E-mail
HS2000@ausi.com
Are you sure it's not nickel plated? If it's in fact stainless then it's something brand new and not yet advertised in their catalogs. CZ produces two versions of plated pistols, one a dull brushed and the other a polished finish. If you live a hot and humid environment and plan to carry forget these pistols. The nickel plating begins to flake off in a matter of months.
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So many pistols, so little money.
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So many pistols, so little money.
Chindo,
Wow. It's about time CZ made their pistols in stainless. I've got nothing but praise for the CZ75 line. I don't like the newest versions, the CZ75Bs, because IMHO the passive firing pin safety makes the trigger gritty. Reliability is top-notch, however.
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So many pistols, so little money.
Wow. It's about time CZ made their pistols in stainless. I've got nothing but praise for the CZ75 line. I don't like the newest versions, the CZ75Bs, because IMHO the passive firing pin safety makes the trigger gritty. Reliability is top-notch, however.
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So many pistols, so little money.