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Ok, I understand discretionary income real well. And yes, your son sounds like he was raised right!

Once the $ become available, besides mags, you may find the Kadet .22 top end will save you money in the long run, on ammo. I shoot a lot of 9 mm, but the .22 allows practice with the same trigger and grip, but a lot lower ammo cost.

After I read something about "point shooting" aka "quick kill" I decided to try it. Went to the 3-yard line (feeling foolish) and put on the .22 top end. Raising the pistol just to chin level, not looking at the sights (looking hard at the target, in contravention of everything I know, and feeling still more foolish), I was able to shoot 10 rounds of .22 into a palm-sized group, about 3" below the bullseye. After 50 rounds of .22 I was willing to admit that, at arm's length, sights aren't all that necessary.

So - you can accessorize your CZ with all kinds of good stuff, and have fun!

Regards,
Andrew

Your choice of carry pistol is excellent - same as mine! I bet you get to like your CZ75B more and more, the more you shoot it.

I think your picture shows you are using the 10-round mag that may have come with the pistol. CDNN has 16-round magazines - http://www.cdnninvestments.com/cz.html - that fit and feed properly, and they are only $20. Wolf (gunsprings.com) has mag springs (the stock mag springs are sort of weak - no need to replace them soon, but sometime).

My CZ lives iwb strong-side @ 4-o'clock, with a Wrangler denim shirt worn like a jacket. Your cross-draw rig seems like it works just fine for you, and would be easier to draw sitting in the car if need be.

Regards,
Andrew