What class is this CZ-75B legal in? IPSC, USPSA, and IDPA?

[Pensfan]

Hey everyone, thanks for looking!

I just picked up a very lightly used CZ-75B with the following work already performed on it and am wanting to use it for some casual IDPA, IPSC, and USPSA matches at my (soon to be) local club. I am not looking for the top of the line perfected pistol for each class, rather I am looking to use this firearm as a means to have fun in the production level classes of the various pistol games.

So what class is the following CZ-75B able to shoot in and is it going to be a decent pistol for each?

CZ-75B Black Poly, 9mm

Stainless Steel Guide Rod from CZCustom

MEPROLIGHT Tritium Night Sights http://tinyurl.com/7de24h3

Cajun Gun Works Hammer Kit 3 http://www.cajungunworks.com/cgw_3.html (CZ Shadow hammer, trimmed)

Cajun Gun Works Ultra Light Double Action Kit http://www.cajungunworks.com/ultra-lite.html

Cajun Gun Works Full smooth / polish

Cajun Gun Works TR-PIN - Super hard (RC-64) tool steel trigger pin http://www.cajungunworks.com/spring_kits.html

CZCustom 10245 Solid Firing Pin Retaining Pin

CZCustom rubber grip set (black) http://czcustom.com/CZ_75-CZ_85-Full-Size-Rubber-Grips.aspx

USPSA:

IPSC:

IDPA:

Thanks for looking and have a blessed day!

- Timothy

[Skydiver]

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[motosapiens]

Hey everyone, thanks for looking!

I just picked up a very lightly used CZ-75B with the following work already performed on it and am wanting to use it for some casual IDPA, IPSC, and USPSA matches at my (soon to be) local club. I am not looking for the top of the line perfected pistol for each class, rather I am looking to use this firearm as a means to have fun in the production level classes of the various pistol games.

So what class is the following CZ-75B able to shoot in and is it going to be a decent pistol for each?

CZ-75B Black Poly, 9mm

Stainless Steel Guide Rod from CZCustom

MEPROLIGHT Tritium Night Sights http://tinyurl.com/7de24h3

Cajun Gun Works Hammer Kit 3 http://www.cajungunworks.com/cgw_3.html (CZ Shadow hammer, trimmed)

Cajun Gun Works Ultra Light Double Action Kit http://www.cajungunworks.com/ultra-lite.html

Cajun Gun Works Full smooth / polish

Cajun Gun Works TR-PIN - Super hard (RC-64) tool steel trigger pin http://www.cajungunworks.com/spring_kits.html

CZCustom 10245 Solid Firing Pin Retaining Pin

CZCustom rubber grip set (black) http://czcustom.com/CZ_75-CZ_85-Full-Size-Rubber-Grips.aspx

USPSA:

IPSC:

IDPA:

unless i missed something important that changes the external appearance of the gun with non-stock parts, you can shoot in IDPA ssp or esp and uspsa production, limited or L10. Pretty similar to the setup of my gun. If you shoot production or ssp, you start with the hammer down. In esp or limited you can start hammer down, or cocked and locked.

[steel1212]

USPSA: Production, limited, limited 10, Open

IPSC: Production, Standard maybe

IDPA: SSP, ESP

[Pensfan]

As a FYI, cross posting is usually discouraged in this forum. A mod will move a post to a more appropriate area if needed (and often contact you to let you know of that move).

Sorry about that... I found this forum after I posted in the CZ forum and tried to delete the other one... Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I was open that this pistol would work for the Production and equivalent classes and for the most part it looks like it can.

Thanks again!

[Skydiver]

Is that CGW adjustable sear an OEM part that will be legal for IPSC Production?

Is the trimming that CGW does on the Shadow hammer a legal modification for IPSC Production?

I don't see the replacing the hammer or trimming of a hammer as a legal modification in the IDPA SSP rules. Is there a ruling from HQ saying this is legal? It does seem legal for ESP, though.

Edited March 2, 2012 by Skydiver