https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/pro ... 9mm+4.6%2274novaman wrote:If you're a Hi Power and 1911 guy, keep an eye out for the CZ 75 SA. Extended beaver tail, extended ambi safeties, SAO trigger. They're nice stock, but you can put in a flat SAO trigger from CGW that makes an amazing shooter when combined with their hammer and springs. This is probably my favorite gun I've ever owned.Steve wrote:Thanks for the feedback. Aftermarket support is pretty important to me. Just had a look at Cajun Gun Works and the selection is impressive. I will stick with the classic trigger, leaning to the manual safety version. I don't mind cocked and locked, love my 1911 and Hi-Power.
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The 75 B SA is very nice. I just ordered one in as a demo for my shop. It's in serious danger of heading to my safe.
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I purchased a 75B about 2 months ago. I was looking for a new all steel 9mm and ran across this one.
Have had two range sessions with it and love the feel and accuracy.
I have two rimfire rifles and love my 752. Having a beast of a time getting my 755 to line out(thinking about trading it).
Now I need to find a CZ .223 to make it a trifecta.
Have had two range sessions with it and love the feel and accuracy.
I have two rimfire rifles and love my 752. Having a beast of a time getting my 755 to line out(thinking about trading it).
Now I need to find a CZ .223 to make it a trifecta.
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452, 455?Rugerboy50 wrote:I purchased a 75B about 2 months ago. I was looking for a new all steel 9mm and ran across this one.
Have had two range sessions with it and love the feel and accuracy.
I have two rimfire rifles and love my 752. Having a beast of a time getting my 755 to line out(thinking about trading it).
Now I need to find a CZ .223 to make it a trifecta.
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yes my bad 452 and 455.
proof that one shouldn't surf the internet when busy at work.
proof that one shouldn't surf the internet when busy at work.
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Just wanted to stop in and say thanks to everyone who contributed to the threads referring to CZ and/or Cajun Gun Works. I've been looking for a steel 9mm and had almost decided on the Wilson Combat/ Betetta 92G Brigadier, until I ran across this thread and began researching the CZ. I called CGW for a little more info and placed my order for a CZ-75-B SA. Can't wait for it to arrive. My wife has been trying to take over my TRP while saying it could be even better if it was a 9mm so maybe this won't be the last CZ we purchase.
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Well, now that you mention it...karatedad wrote:Just wanted to stop in and say thanks to everyone who contributed to the threads referring to CZ and/or Cajun Gun Works. I've been looking for a steel 9mm and had almost decided on the Wilson Combat/ Betetta 92G Brigadier, until I ran across this thread and began researching the CZ. I called CGW for a little more info and placed my order for a CZ-75-B SA. Can't wait for it to arrive. My wife has been trying to take over my TRP while saying it could be even better if it was a 9mm so maybe this won't be the last CZ we purchase.
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those are so nice! and buds happens to have them listed today for the lowest i think i've ever seen.74novaman wrote:Well, now that you mention it...karatedad wrote:Just wanted to stop in and say thanks to everyone who contributed to the threads referring to CZ and/or Cajun Gun Works. I've been looking for a steel 9mm and had almost decided on the Wilson Combat/ Betetta 92G Brigadier, until I ran across this thread and began researching the CZ. I called CGW for a little more info and placed my order for a CZ-75-B SA. Can't wait for it to arrive. My wife has been trying to take over my TRP while saying it could be even better if it was a 9mm so maybe this won't be the last CZ we purchase.
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Wow. That's an even better price than I paid.rentz wrote:those are so nice! and buds happens to have them listed today for the lowest i think i've ever seen.74novaman wrote:
Well, now that you mention it...
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If you're an NRA instructor, LEO, retired LEO/Mil, first responder type, and like CZs like the 75 B or their DW 1911s, take advantage of the First Responder discount program. Of all the brands we deal with, theirs is the deepest discount I've seen.
Shoot me a PM and I'll do my best to point you toward a participating dealer in your area.
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