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I have carried a CZ 75 B just like the one in your video. I carry it for a double-action first shot, and the way that I de-cock it is to rest the heel of my weak hand on the top of the slide in front of the ejection port. Then I pinch to rowel hammer between my index finger and thumb of the week hand and, with the pistol pointed in a safe direction, I take the weight off of the sear, pull the trigger, and slowly lower the hammer just enough to clear the sear. Then lower the hammer down until it rests on the half-cock notch. Piece of cake.]
Of course you need to practice this, but this is what I find is the most secure way of de-cocking the traditional CZ 75 B.
Some people de-cock by using the weak hand in a similar manner as above, but do it in a sort of slingshot manner. This doesn't feel as secure to me as my preferred method because the two hands are sort of moving independently of each other with nothing between them to provide stability.
I used to use the "cowboy" method of just using the strong hand thumb to wrap over the top of the hammer, pull the trigger, then lower the hammer until the tip of the thumb contacts the rear of the slide.
But I have come to like the method as outlined in the first paragraph above.
CZ 75B one of my favorite pistols. I recently bought the CZ 75B Omega Convertible which is the updated version with the decocker. I own 4 CZ 75Bs.
Sale me one of them!
If you put it into halfcock the take down lines will line up against the hammer.
Fist handgun I ever bought. Carried it for years. Still have it still love it. Never getting rid of it.
The 1911 of the 9mm world
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Great video. No hokey pokey BS, just factual and good information. Easily becoming my favorite gun channel on CZcams and reccomending to all my gun buddies. Keep up the awesome content!
Shadow 2, best production cz75 variant ever
More on this topic please, the history and etc kinda like how you did for the beretta
I love mine, need to get to range again soon. This pistol is worth every penny. It took me 6 months to finally get mine around 7 years ago now.
The SP01 Shadows have really become my go-to's for competition. You can tune the trigger really nicely, you have a strong aftermarket and an all-steel pistol that make them very gentle shooters. They're very popular I'm competition especially overseas, but growing very fast here in the US. I never would have thought years ago that I'd be so into these pistols as I am now as they are not what I would consider ideal CCW options, but organized competition has really brought them into the light.
Great to see you back up and running, great vid on one of my favorite wonder nines
CZ 75's are the easiest pistols to shoot well IMO. The groups I shoot with my SP-01 tactica(40.5oz w/full length accessory rail) at 25 yards look like the groups I shoot at 15 yards with other pistols. I'm just an "average" shooter and wouldn't think any "expert" would see this kind of improvement on a target but I will try to get every new/1st timer i take out behind a 75 in order to set them up for success. I would take the weight if I was a police officer or something for the increase in personnel accuracy but not if I had to hump a 120lb pack for miles.
Maybe a slight exaggeration on the 15/25 yard thing but not by much as my CZ makes me look good at the range!
I just bought one cz75b, super nice. Last month I bought the czp10f stay safe every one
Thanks Chris! Awesome video and review of the CZ-75.
The CZ P07 and 09 are my favorites
Thanks Chris, for your in-depth videos. Thanks for sharing you knowledge.
Excellent mature review👍
My choice is CZ's 1925 vz24 to 2019 2075D RAMI 9mm, with 6 other CZ's in between. 🇨🇿🇺🇲👍
There's also the aluminum framed CZ 75 PCR. It has a decocker.
My favorite version is the CZ75 SAO single action only.
Thanks for the review! I'm getting one tomorrow.
Nice video. I have a pre-B, and it & my Hi-Power are the two most comfortable pistols I own! To my eye, there is a good bit of the HP in the CZ75's concept. My pistol, though, has a cheap black enamel finish which has flaked off in spots. Cerakote is in its future.
As for the SA/DA action, I believe the DA was for 'second-strike' capability. Chamber-empty carry and single-action shooting was the norm, so the DA was there to allow another hit at a non-fired cartridge. Routinely lowering the hammer as you showed would (IMO) be too hazardous for routine use.
Very nice presentation! Thanks for sharing!
One of the best ever.
You should look at the P01 or SP01.
SP01 especially
The CZ75B is a timeless classics, and a beautiful gun. I understand the advantages of the modern designs. The CZP07 is more conducive to carry, and the P09 is lighter and has 19 rounds flush, and so on. I still love the stainless and black poly coat CZ75B’s. I would really like to find a blued 9mm CZ75B, but I don’t think they have made them for years? I looked around a while back, and could not find a used one.
Love my SP01 Shadow!
I've owned the CZ 75B SA variety (not double action). I thought the narrow slide did not offer much real estate. Also the Beretta de-cocking/safety is a winner IMO.
Nice one I like cz 75b, pretty good accurate gun.
The P07 is very light with its polymer lower and has either a choice of decocker or safety and shoots just like the CZ 75, you just can't beat CZs for a hammer fired duty or concealed carry pistol IMHO.
CZ will never be outdated !!! If it's too heavy for you ? You're a wimp !
love the 75b own 1 for 22 years just the grips is slippery on older pistols
Should do a review on a more modern CZ 75 Variant. Especially since Delta uses Accushadows
Love my p01, had a compact version awhile ago but found the safety came off way too easy and like you, it was a bit heavy. Should have mentioned the firing pin retainer roll pins breaking tho, seems like the only downside to these pistols. One of my friends was geeking out about the nsn marking that signified its approval by nato.
excellent video, straight to buiness
Awesome
I will never understand taking a CZ 75 and manually decocking it. Carry it like a 1911 or get one with a decocker.
Love my Pre B
I have the sp-01 and the pcr and the evo 3 and soon to have the 75B love them CZ is the best 👍🏼
You know if the sp01, pcr and 75b can share mags?
@@DL-yc4pm yes sp01 and 75B same mag
PCR is compact but you can use the full size on it it just sticks out a bit
@@defender119gonow5 thank you! I found a used pcr and 75BD and could help myself, so I bought both. Unfortunately the gun shop didn't know what mags are interchangeable. The 75BD goes in the pcr but stick out a bit (prob get some base plate sleeves or something). The pcr mags are too short for the 75BD. With that said I figured I'd buy all full size mags so I can use them in each, then I saw the nickel plated 19rd mags and needed to know if they'll work before I drop hundreds on fancy overpriced mags. Sadly just for looks but, do you have any recommendations on best priced for bigger capacity mags? Looks like mecgar 19rd for $45 but are listed as sp01. Thank you so much. Somewhat new to cz and my mind is blown with variants.
@@DL-yc4pm yes I have the originals from cz metal plates and medgar or gear 🤷🏽♂️ extended and yes they are a bit expensive but they work I haven’t had any problems with them
And as far as I know they are made by the same company
@@defender119gonow5 thanks again!
Any thoughts on the firing pin retaining pin?
Thinking about either a CZ 75 B or a CZ 75 BD. What would you buy ?
Would you prefer the Beretta 92 or the CZ 75B for a USPSA type gun? Or just a fun gun to shoot at the range. Fanboy here on the M9. Thx.
Is the magazine release reversible?
I really enjoy your videos and I certainly appreciate your expertise. However - and this is based on 60+ years of firearms experiences, two decades of active duty military service, and a father who was an FBI SA and firearms instructor (and who taught me a LOT) - I take minor exception to your statements that imply a decocker is required for safe and efficient operation of traditional DA/SA autoloaders. I own an H&K USP Tactical (in .45 ACP), a Sig P-220, a Sig P-226 (in .357 Sig and .40 S&W), and a CZ-75B and a CZ P-07. The CZ is the only of these traditional DA/SA semiautomatics without a decocker . . . and it has made absolutely NO difference in its use or safety.
Good grief, how many of us have shot thousands upon thousands of rounds from Smith, Ruger and other double action revolvers . . . and have frequently and safely lowered the hammer onto a loaded chamber? Traditional DA/SA autoloaders are just as easy to manually decock safely - especially if a simply, proven procedure is meticulously followed:
1. Strong hand thumb controlling the hammer
2. Weak hand finger inserted between the hammer and the frame
3. Strong hand index finger (gently and smoothly) depresses the trigger and then immediately releases it
4. Gradually lowering the hammer to a safe position
Obviously, this process takes a hell of a lot longer to describe than it does to perform . . . AND it works successfully and safely. There is a redundant safety with the weak hand finger (or thumb) positioned to preclude the hammer moving forward quickly, if the strong hand thumb should slip - unlikely, but possible - from the knurled hammer.
Incidentally, I believe the CZ 75-B is an absolutely superb service-sized firearm!
I strongly agree. The safety only models are more versatile for that reason because you can carry C&L or drop down to half cock safely as described. The decocker models of the CZ 75, imo, are redundant and limiting because they lower the hammer to the half cock not all the way down. The point of a decocker is to safely bring the hammer all the way down like on a Walther or Beretta.
I think the point is most militaries are too risk averse to accept lowering the hammer on a loaded round as standard practice.
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You may be correct, I spent two decades on active duty, retiring as a senior officer, and I certainly observed a pervasive (and, imho, a somewhat over-emphasized) concern regarding training accidents. I certainly do NOT suggest that we should risk our youngsters’ well-being cavalierly; however, a high-level of self-discipline and training can easily obviate such issues. The clear irony is we train, organize, equip and lead individuals to operate inherently dangerous equipment under combatant conditions, yet we may reduce weapons systems’ effectiveness to preclude very unlikely safety issues. Our forbearers rode cavalry horses into battle and carried single action revolvers (no safeties and often six live rounds chambered); however, their training and self-discipline generally overcame such intrinsic design issues.
Can a CZ75 Pre B handle +P Ammo for Defensive use? Thanks
Retired Infantryman here with 30 yrs RA service. I am comfortable with an external safety. On 1911….Hammer down on empty chamber ...or locked and cocked. (But there are five safeties on 1911.) I want a carry pistol. CZ Compact with manual requires locked and cocked …or on an empty chamber.... same as 1911 (but does not have as many safeties). I am told not safe to carry CZ with manual safety on quarter cock. I have no experience with de-cockers. Would appreciate your opinion this subject. Then it is which compact from the many models CZ offers?
Or put finger in front of hammer and pull and release trigger and then remove finger allowing trigger to move to half cock position. First shot can then be fired double action.
Anyone knows if CZ75 lineup has the same guide rod?
I think your gel is too soft maybe. I've seen these tests done before and they both mushroomed right out and caused serious wounds to the ballistics. Especially the defender pdx1
No, I am quite familiar with gel and ballistic testing from being a forensic firearms examiner.
Sorry about that. I was watching a ballistics vid on winchester rounds and left a comment and for some reason it left it on this vid lol. I had this one download though so🤷🏼♂️. Any way, I love your channel and you've totally turned me into hk guy😁👊
Im not really sure how to feel about my cz75db. Its a great shooter but its heavy and mags are expensive also the b version has better possibilitys as far as trigger jobs go. I got a feeling it has to do with my economic situation and the fact im not an experienced shooter as of yet. Thinking about finding a good cc gun for my stature, pcr sounds good but i might just go with a s&w shield. Or I'll jump into the revolver market
I love my hi polish, I have about 300 thru it,cheap Winchester white box, no problems. Since then 1 out of 4 fails to eject,is it sick of the ammo? The extractor looks fine
It is very hard to figure out with that little info. You would need to verify the ejector is in working order, and if the extractor is likewise undamaged. If both are fine try another ammo, as you may have just gotten a bad lot of the orriginal. Also, classic czs are like 1911s and ar15s. They must be lubricated for proper function, so make sure that is done right too.
And check that the recoil mechanism was installed properly when reassembled.
@@morgan3688 since my last post I took the two 16 Rd mags,put 6rds of the white box then 10rds of 147gr fn American eagles in each. The eagles ran fine by the third round of the white box I got free with each mag
@@c39v26 Im sorry I dont really understand what you are saying, other than that you tried Am Eag 147s.
Too much history about the gun.