CZ-75B in store?

[Jon54321]

I've been checking stores all over the area off and on for the last two months, but can't seem to find one that has any CZs except the occasional P-07. Anyone know a store, preferably Indy or south, that has a 75B in stock? I'm really wanting to pick up the matte stainless, but any 75B would do as far as getting the feel and then maybe ordering the stainless.

 

[88E30M50]

Check out The Outdoorsman in Greenwood on 135. They usually have a half dozen CZs in stock and there's usually a 75B in the mix somewhere in there.

 

[88E30M50]

Oh, and welcome to INGO Jon...

 

[Jon54321]

Thanks. That's not a place I've checked yet. I'll be near Greenwood this weekend, so I'll swing by there.

 

[ChrisK]

Also check Bradis in Camby, they are starting to stock more every week. Last time I was there they had about 8 to 10 CZ's in stock.

 

[billybob44]

Thanks. That's not a place I've checked yet. I'll be near Greenwood this weekend, so I'll swing by there.

Good deal Jon...Get 50 QUALITY posts on the INGO forum, and I MAY know where you can find a CZ-75BD???

Welcome to INGO....Bill.

 

[Indy-Mike]

Indiana gun club inventory says they have six in stock.

 

[Jon54321]

I checked those, but it looks like they were all .40 and I'm looking for 9mm. Sorry, I forgot to mention that.

 

[bobjones223]

I checked those, but it looks like they were all .40 and I'm looking for 9mm. Sorry, I forgot to mention that.

I was at Indiana Gun Club on Wednesday and the two sitting on the rack for $595.00.

 

[throttletony]

Support local if possible.
*IF not possible* then you may want to look online -
CZCustom (custom and stock cz)
Oak Hill Guns (custom and stsock cz)
Cajun gunworks (custom and stock cz)
KYGunco
grabagun
buds
impactguns

 

[Jon54321]

I checked the Outdoorsman and they only had an 85 and a couple P-07s. I also confirmed with Indiana Gun Club and theirs were all 40, not 9.

I'm definitely needing to go local and not online. Not wanting to buy this thing without holding it first.

 

[throttletony]

The 85 is the exact same gun - just with ambi controls!
Was it an 85B or an 85 Combat?
Feel and weight will be the same as a 75B

The 85 Combat is an excellent model, since they ditched the firing pin block = smoother trigger and easier to tune up. PLUS it has adjustable sights.
Don't write it off just cause it's the 85 (a lot of folks like the option of ambi controls for training/if injured/etc.)

When I was shopping for a CZ 75, I would have pounced on an 85 combat without hesitation

 

[Birds Away]

An 85 Combat or 85B would be a great gun.

 

[Hopper]

The 85 is the exact same gun - just with ambi controls!
Was it an 85B or an 85 Combat?
Feel and weight will be the same as a 75B

The 85 Combat is an excellent model, since they ditched the firing pin block = smoother trigger and easier to tune up. PLUS it has adjustable sights.
Don't write it off just cause it's the 85 (a lot of folks like the option of ambi controls for training/if injured/etc.)

When I was shopping for a CZ 75, I would have pounced on an 85 combat without hesitation

Completely agree with TT on this! Unless you really want something that's only available with the 75B (such as a stainless/matte stainless finish), the 85 is a brilliant choice IMHO. I go back-and-forth between the 85B vs. the Combat. Honestly, if the price is palatable, I'd be OK with either 85 model, though the Combat is slightly more appealing to me as well.

 

[RustyHornet]

CZs are junk. Don't waste your money. In fact, make sure you post here with all the ones you find and prices. That way we know what shops to avoid.

 

[Birds Away]

CZs are junk. Don't waste your money. In fact, make sure you post here with all the ones you find and prices. That way we know what shops to avoid.

Excellent idea, Rusty. We wouldn't want to innocently wander into some gun shop and be confronted by Eurotrash.

 

[Jon54321]

Thanks for the info on this. Maybe I will run up there and check it out after all. I'm not sure if it was the regular or combat model.

 

[throttletony]

not to add fuel to the fire... but you may also want to look at the 75 SP-01 (railed, better beavertail, available in "b" (firing pin block) model, or "tactical/D" (decocker model)

 

[Jon54321]

Just wanted to thank all of you for your help. After the suggestion on here and some research, I ended up heading up to The Outdoorsman and picking up the 85 Combat. I got back home just in time to fire off a few rounds out back. Love it so far!

 

[Hopper]

Just wanted to thank all of you for your help. After the suggestion on here and some research, I ended up heading up to The Outdoorsman and picking up the 85 Combat. I got back home just in time to fire off a few rounds out back. Love it so far!

Excellent choice, and congratulations! Pictures please, or no one on here will believe you. Oh, and welcome to the Forum. My Dad's family hails from Bloomfield, always nice to see some Greene County folks on here!