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OK guy's/gal's Took her out today and ran about 60 rounds through her. Aim point was just where I read it was going to be, 6:00. I had no trouble hitting the plates at 25 yards, I even hit my 3" plate a couple of times. Not every time I fired at it but I would miss the 3" then bare down and hit it with the second or third shot. Ran flawless and I enjoyed shooting it. It's a keeper for sure.

bowenbuilt. I just wondered because I have had other pistols that have had the hammer drop and they drop it all the way. I won't be messing with it. Just really curious.

Hi Power, I have no doubt I will never be able to match that. But if it hits the steel plates consistent at 25 yards I will be happy.

Thanks Shoots. Very Happy with it so far. Another thing that I am real happy about with this pistol is the test target that came with it. I have seen some on the internet that were not very good. I was hopping mine would be a good test target. I was really happy when I saw my test target. It looks great to me. I will find out though when I get her to the range this weekend.

Bomb, thanks for the comments. They don't really bother me just something I noticed and it has been brought up on other manufacture models also. Either Glock or the M&P sights, don't remember though.

Guy's/Gal's I just picked up my Tactical today ( 4-28-2017 ) First impression with the stock grip panels and never holding a CZ 75. Feels really good but just a tad big for my hands smaller grip. That was taken care of with a set of RAASCO Slim Grips. Now the grip feels awesome (just like a 1911), plus I always preferred the smooth feel of walnut grips. I can not find one thing to complain about on this pistol. I have read and read about the trigger with the decocker is not as good as the regular SP-01 with the safety and CGW can take care of all the trigger needs. To me for what this gun is going to be I could not be happier with the trigger. Double action is very smooth and the single action although it has some take up there is nothing to complain about. It is light and crisp once the take up is out of the way. Has very little creep before the break. I like the decocker but I do have a question about it. Has anyone ever filed the half cock notch off the hammer so that when the decocker is activated it completely goes into hammer down position ? Does anyone make a hammer that does not have the half notch built into it ? I do not mind the half notch but for me this pistol is a bed side and a range / steel plate home use pistol. I do not think I will ever complete with it. I never have competed and that really does not interest me. I can not wait to get it out to my range. Maybe tomorrow or Sunday depending on weather (No Rain) Anyway here she is with the new grips on her and set up just the way I want her. So far I can not believe I have never been able to hold a CZ 75 until now and held off due to me thinking it would not fit my smaller grip size. I have always Loved the 1911's but do not own one anymore. I feel that they are out of date when you can get a Polymer frame pistol like an SR45 that holds a total of 11 rounds where a 1911 can only hold 9 at the most. With this CZ 75 it is like a 1911 but with 19 rounds of 9mm. Great Pistol. Just remembered, I do have one complaint about the Pistol. The magazines when loaded are very rattily/noisy. Are all CZ 75 magazines this noisy when fully loaded ?

Guy's/Gal's I have always wanted a CZ75 but with my smaller hands I was not sure that one would fit me very well. I never ever see one at my LGS, so I never ordered one. Not too long ago I walked in and there was a Bay Eagle sitting on the shelf in 40 cal. I really do not care for the 40 cal. but I got to feel the pistol and it fit pretty well. I had my LGS order me one (baby eagle in 9mm). What I was not aware of was that there was a new style. Instead of being made by Jericho the new Baby Eagle III is made by BUI. Nice pistol, but the grip is a little bigger unlike the Jericho made Baby Eagle. The III grip goes all the way around the back of the grip frame. Another thing is they have Novak sights on the new III model. When shooting the Baby Eagle III and I have found out that I am not the only person to have this problem. The Pistol Shoots low and a tad to the right. No it is not me I have several pistols and do not have sighting or firing problems with them. I did drift the front sight over to the right a bit and it shoots to center but still shooting low at 25 yards. I have to aim at the top of the targets to hit the steel plates. Other than that it is a very well made pistol. I have had the pistol for three weeks now and just keep going back and forth with it. I finally made the decision to take it back to my LGS and trade it in for a CZ75 SP-01Tactitcal model. I hope the LGS can get me one. I want the SP-01 due to the rail under the dust guard and the de-cocker. I really prefer the de-cocker safety but they do not make a full dusk cover with the Rail and de-cocker safety option that I could find. That is ok I will loose some money on the trade in but I will have an official CZ and one of the best shooters out there. Whish me luck, I did not find too many videos on YouTube about the Tactical Models. I waited approx. 2 weeks and Well Guy's/Gal's I called CZ USA today to see how long the wait would be for my LGS to get me a CZ75 SP-01 Tactical. They told me they were getting shipments in every 2 to 3 Months and right now they had back orders for at least 8 months and filling them on a first come first serve basis. Not good. I just went and picked up my payment on the one the LGS had on order and bought the last one that was on GunBroker. I will pay them tomorrow after putting the money in my Internet account. So the search is over, now just to pay for it tomorrow and the shipping wait begins. Cost me a little more but at least I have one coming now.