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74novaman wrote:

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.

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.

https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/pro ... 9mm+4.6%22

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.

So many good CZs, just more to add to the wishlist.

74novaman, are those VZ grips on your CZ 75 SA? Great look.

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.

Steve wrote:So many good CZs, just more to add to the wishlist.

74novaman, are those VZ grips on your CZ 75 SA? Great look.

Yep, VZ Frags in black cherry.

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.

452, 455?

yes my bad 452 and 455.

proof that one shouldn't surf the internet when busy at work.

How is the SA trigger pull on the DA/SA vs the SAO model?

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.

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.

Well, now that you mention it...

74novaman wrote:

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.

Well, now that you mention it...

those are so nice! and buds happens to have them listed today for the lowest i think i've ever seen.

rentz wrote:

74novaman wrote:
Well, now that you mention it...

those are so nice! and buds happens to have them listed today for the lowest i think i've ever seen.

Wow. That's an even better price than I paid.

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.