CZ 75 P07 Duty

[rcflyer]

Whats the scoop on this weapon? Have one in layaway. Felt soooo nice in my hand. Havent shot it yet.

 

[Clay]

plastic CZ...... I'm still on the fence, but the price is right on them, so I might try it one day.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I've HEARD that there have been teething issues with the Duty models...

feeding and ejection issues, specifically.

I think I read a thread on GT where a member was describing his problems.

I've not ever fired one, nor even ever handled one personally, though.

They definitely LOOK "neat", though. At first glance, it's difficult to tell it's even a polymer frame; at least to me.

And, for what it's worth, Gander Mountain in Greenwood has a used one. Or did have last weekend.

-J-

 

[U.S. Patriot]

I think it looks like the fat chick at the prom.

 

[kingnereli]

I rented one at a range a few months ago. I was generally impressed. It didn't WOW me or anything, but it was fun to shoot, felt good, and no jams. So, overall a good experience. I really like the ability to switch from a thumb safety to a decocker depending on your needs and preferences.

 

[mskendall]

Very nice gun IMO. I've never had an issue with feed or eject. Functions flawlessly and shoots very nice every time. My choice for carry. Feels and fits nice.

 

[buzzard pickins]

Welcome to the wonderful world of CZECHNOLOGY.CZ 75 was for years the offical NATO sidearm,now it was replaced by the CZP01. Just about every handgun has some kinda quirk in the break in period. Ihave two CZ 75 that will only shoot Sellor&bellot ammo. who would of thought czech gun -czech ammo.