And the winner is.... CZ P07. Then again I am a little biased being that I own the CZ P07 Duty. The P07 definitely feels better in the hand, Having said that, I shoot both of these pistols quite well.
I also own both of these fire arms. The only thing I would say that was not said in the video is that with the P-07, "being a hammer gun", you have the capability to pull the trigger a 2nd time in the event of a primer fail. Thanks for the review.
I Love my P-07. Might look ugly, and weird, but it definitely has that robust not afraid to be fired kind of look. As soon as you pick it up and shoot it a couple of times you come love the way it cycles thru all your ammo. It's not perfect, but it isn't afraid to compete with pistols twice the price. Feels disposable compared to expensive pistols, however I would never trade it or get rid of it. In a SHTF scenario I wouldn't think twice to grab it and go. Feels like quality, finesse, and heavy duty at the same time. I own quite a few pistols, and I like them all for different reasons, but this one feels like a beast of a tool.
Good video sir! I was blown away by my recently acquired p-07. Mine came with two extended mag plates if you want to switch them out that makes them 17+1. I own both as well and must say I enjoy shooting the cz more.
Why would you want to carry your P07 in a Glock holster? rather buy good quality Kydex holster specifically molded for your gun. No risk of ND. Theres no point in spending $500 + on a pistol and then wanting to save money on a holster. You can get Kydex IWB/OWB holsters for as little as $40
CZ P07 all the way. Better ergos, superior omega trigger system and damn sexy ( if you can count that as a pro) LOL. Still have my older gen 1 CZ (duty) and kind of like it more than the newer gen 2 trigger. Cheers from Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a pretty gun friendly nation compared to your average Latin American country. 9mm , 40 SW and 45 ACP are not restricted like in other countries.
The CZ P-07 is, to me, a very ugly and even goofy looking pistol upon first sight. But when you pick it up and handle it, everything seems to make sense. The grip feel, the pointing angle, the low-profile sights, the controls, the trigger guard undercut, the bore height, the short-throw DA pull....it just really feels good. Then you look at the price, and you realize what a great value the pistol is. And then it suddenly isn't so ugly. ;-D
Aside from a hi-point, there is no more hideous looking pistol than a glock. The difference between these two is that glock looks more at home with a Mattel stamp on it. Both fine plastic pistols but I'll give the nod to the PX-4 Storm.
Both are great guns (own both) but seem to like the P07 a bit more. It may be that I like hammer fire or the fact that the CZ just feels better in you hand. Either way, the purchase of one or the other will make you happy. Since I purchased my first CZ, I was kind of hooked. Seems when I'm out at the range, people ask about it (CZ). A few of my friends have purchased them as well, and they too seem to shoot them more often than their glocks (although a few will die before they admit it). I think if you are looking for a multi purpose hand gun, you would do yourself justice to shoot both and make your decision. It will probably depend on the Hammer fire and if you like that feature as the accuracy is about the same (VERY GOOD). Thanks for the side by side review. Nicely done and very well thought out without making judgment.
Michael Yeager, I haven't found a discernable difference in accuracy between the two. I think they are both very capable of great accuracy if the shooter has the ability.
Excellent review and thank you. My decision definitely based on ergonomics. For someone with a bigger hand, the Glock’s grip is just too small. CZ for me!
The $20 3.5 connector kit is a great upgrade...I highly recommend it on the Glock. I'm looking at getting a CZ in the future. Good review...I have some Glock vids you may like check them out.
the only other gun that I know of you can swap decocker to safety and back is the beretta px4 .... GREAT VIDEO!!! been looking at both and I think you just sold me on the p07 seems like more my style
Good review, but remember, regarding the 1.18" vs. 1.46", you're comparing apples to oranges a little bit. In other words, the 1.18" on the Glock is the width of the slide only, but the frame bulges out (which is the true width of the pistol). Likewise, correct me if I'm wrong, but the CZ is the same thickness in both slide and frame, and I believe that 1.46" includes the controls. So to sum it up, if you took some calipers and measured the actual frames the difference would be a little less than these specs would suggest.
The Glock is legendary. I have no complaints with the reliability or shootability. However, I sold my 19 and got a TriStar C 100. I don't really trust the striker pistols with no safety anymore. Hammer DA/SA all the way for me now. When a jacket toggle getting stuck in the trigger housing can cause the weapon to fire, that is too sensitive for me. As Harry said - "A man's gotta know his limitations". My next polymer will be the P 07 or the XDe.
I can see a flavour difference. P-07 design has a slide riding inside the frame so it has a smaller slide surface area relative to the glock so not so good for "power stroking", but on the other hand a much more prominent slide-release. So what's your preference? Better emphasis on slide-release or power stroking? P-07 seems to be a more involved pistol, with the variable DA/SA with a decocker, and how you may need to switch up your muscle memory on cycling the weapon if for some reason the slide doesn't lock back. That's the advantage of training to power-stroke a pistol when reloading, even if the slide fails to lock back you'll load the weapon properly. Hard to say how much of a difference thickness makes. I suppose Glock is easier to use one handed? On the other hand it's got to e easier to reload the P-07 one handed with a better slide release.
for me striker fired wins but as a gun the cz is better. it feels better, shoots better and in single action has a better trigger. the sights are better, mag release is better and with the money you save you can buy the extra mag and even have some left over for ammo. to get the glock to a high standard, such as a wolf barrel, talon grips, metal sights, extended mag release, extended slide stop, better trigger, you are going past $900. for that money you could get 2 p07s! or get 1 p07 and a 19 or 21 round p09. but if i had to pick one i would pick the glock because i personally prefer striker fired. so the new cz p10c will easily beat both of these.
Just curious if you have any experience with a Sig P320C? if so, how it compares to the P07? I'm trying to decide between the 2 and unfortunately, i have no means to rent either one of them. Thanks for you input and informative videos.
+Scott Gendreau I have had the chance to shoot a P320 but it was a full size and more comparable to the P-09. I do plan to pick up a P320 compact in the future as I did enjoy shooting the full size and I think the compact would be the perfect size. I liked the ergonomics on the pistol but I will say that CZs fit my hand just a bit better. I also like the recoil on the CZs better as they sit lower in the hand but with 9mm there isn't much recoil to begin with. I will say that the trigger on the P320 is excellent and is like a well worn in CZ trigger in single action. It was very crisp. Needless to say I liked the P320 and I don't think you could go wrong with either choice.
Good video but kind of apples and oranges since the 19 is striker fired and the CZ is DA/SA. That said I've owned a couple of 19s and sold them. Come Friday I'm ordering the CZ.
Yeah man, I carried a glock 21 before but switched to a p07 after receiving advice from a friend who is a die hard cz fanboy. The trigger is better, all those little features like cocking serrations on the front of the slide, metal sights, feels better in the hand, etc... just edge out the glock. Everything the glock does the cz does too but there are also those minor improvements. For instance the cz can hold its big brother's the p09 mag just like the g19 can accept the g17 mag but the p09 mag holds 19 rounds. Internal slide rails and I actually like the slide stop better because it's easier to manipulate. To top all that off its cheaper than the glock. You could make the argument you'd pay the same because you have to buy another magazine to match the amount the glock comes with but most people don't carry two spare mags, I do though. From what I see the p09 and p07 is he's bid to compete with glock as well as gain popularity in the American marketplace. I think glock has a lot to worry about. I would be ecstatic is cz came out with a polymer gun chambered in .45acp. The glock 30 is really the only glock I want because of that factor. I see value in having a .45acp in your personal arsenal but I'd still carry 9mm as my edc.....
+Shinobi HOG Every point you make is exactly how I feel as well and I definitely wouldn't be surprised if we see a polymer .45 from CZ within the next couple years!
I saw their catalog for next year and they will be offering a .22lr kadet for the p07 as well as a "urban grey" frame like the FDE for the p09. On top of that it's going to have a threaded barrel and suppressor sights. Glock better step their game up CZ is coming.....
I own both, the only flaw i see with CZ is the metal Trigger when it becomes hot from shooting multiple rounds. You can shoot the glock all day, where as the cz would require a cool down moment.
Never needed a cool down moment with my p07. Not saying it does not happen just never had it happen to myself. Brought it to the range yesterday shot 400 rounds only heat I felt was all in the slide
Asking those who have shot both, but does anyone else feel the extra kick the CZ has? In my experience the CZ has an upward recoil and the Glock has more of a straight back recoil. Just wondering if maybe that was just me or it’s the actual gun.
CZ P-07 is the way to go, never been a fan of glock. When a company like glock, just keeps producing the same gun over and over with no, to little change, it become annoying. I really wish they would come out with somthing that doesn't look and handle like a 80s hand gun. It's like an MP5 great sub gun, proven performance time and time again, but has a clunky feel to it, pluse the ergo's just feel dayted.
Low Light Dude the CZ design has literally been around for like 40 years. The whole” they aren’t innovating” argument is stupid. Everybody else is literally playing catch-up
I have had both these pistols for several years now, I will have to say the CZ is superior to the Glock it is more accurate better ergos better sights it has a fast action it has a better under cut on the trigger guard the only thing I don't like the about the CZ is slide lock/release is hard to access with the right hand mostly because of the decocker is rather lager. and the Glock has a lot more after marked parts.
+Austin B I don't own one, I was just wondering before I actually bought one. I CZcamsd cz p07 problems night and found a problem with people having it in single action and they tap the gun and the hammer drops into double action! yikes! I think I will just spend another $400 and buy an HK.
thegoldenhurricane To be honest I have never heard of this issue and I am pretty active in the CZ community. The only issues I have heard on the P-07s were the Gen 1s with frame bulge but this was corrected in the Gen 2s. I have owned a number of HKs over the years and while they were good guns, I wouldn't put them above any of my CZs. Good luck on your choice though as either the HK or CZ will serve you well!
+Austin B Thanks for the reply brother. The only thing that really concerns me is with some people having issues with the hammer dropping to double action by tapping the gun, and that's with the new model. Do you own one?
This is my video. I haven't experienced that issue with my P-07 or my P-09. Do you know what folks have attributed the issue to? I could only assume it may be an issue with a worn trigger bar or sear?
don't like no safety features on me guns.... and then on top a relatively light trigger of 5-6 lbs? That's asking for trouble. We prefer a heavy 10-12 lbs pull at first as if in "are you really sure you want to pull me"... and then, when it counts, a super light 3-4 lbs pull
G19s are good guns, but they are not my faves, I’ve noticed with the 10 round mags, if you have crap ammo, you better really SLING SHOT the slide’ or you will get a Double feed or fail to feed, another words, And I know this, (Do not Walk the slide!!!!!! or Short Stroke it, it will FTF! G19s are not CZ75s, CZ75s have internal rails, I can walk the slide slow, but it still loads like silk, no so with my G19 unless it has Top Quality ammo..just my 2 cents” I have made my CZ75 D compact PCR my primary 9mm
yes, he's ambiguous in his likes. but he says I'm a CZ fan, but i wouldn't nock glock. I THINK THAT IS THE MOST DEFINITIVE THING HE SAID . i own PO7 , never even considered a Glock lol . if u have a POZ , and are thinking about a glock . Your're not going to be upgrading that's for sure. and your not going to say the Glock is a better choice when basics are considered imho . Glock changes are trying to catch up to what CZ has been doing for years imho.
i have both, the 2 are hardly comparable. g19 is hands down is my choice. the cz is fun yeah nice trigger whatever. train with your gun. either way the cz usually works but does have the occasional malfunction. g19 runs all day long. if im going to ring steel for fun yeah ill bring the cz. but when its concealed carry and a time I might need a handgun for serious use its the g19 all day.
mattr918 I'm assuming your basing this off a matter of opinion being that GLOCK has had it's issues in the past. Although Glock is reliable and has a proven track record I believe that either gun are worthy of being dependable when one's life is threatened.
I like both, but for me personally, give me the CZ P07 all day long.
And the winner is.... CZ P07. Then again I am a little biased being that I own the CZ P07 Duty.
The P07 definitely feels better in the hand, Having said that, I shoot both of these pistols quite well.
I also own both of these fire arms. The only thing I would say that was not said in the video is that with the P-07, "being a hammer gun", you have the capability to pull the trigger a 2nd time in the event of a primer fail. Thanks for the review.
That doesn't apply with all striker fired guns, there are quite a few that are single/ double action.
Second trigger pull is a BAD habit. Perform basic failure drill instead.
@@mgsharnhorst yer right. Safety always.
Cow boy and Indian prepers like to play squirt guns.
I Love my P-07. Might look ugly, and weird, but it definitely has that robust not afraid to be fired kind of look. As soon as you pick it up and shoot it a couple of times you come love the way it cycles thru all your ammo. It's not perfect, but it isn't afraid to compete with pistols twice the price. Feels disposable compared to expensive pistols, however I would never trade it or get rid of it. In a SHTF scenario I wouldn't think twice to grab it and go. Feels like quality, finesse, and heavy duty at the same time. I own quite a few pistols, and I like them all for different reasons, but this one feels like a beast of a tool.
Good video sir! I was blown away by my recently acquired p-07. Mine came with two extended mag plates if you want to switch them out that makes them 17+1. I own both as well and must say I enjoy shooting the cz more.
Thanks for doing this. I have a P07 and been on the fence about the 19...
I own both, like both. For me it comes down to which one I shoot consistently better and the CZ wins easily. Still, the 19 is a great handgun.
J Lee
Hey does the p07 work in your glock holster? Nobody answer this in any videos
Why would you want to carry your P07 in a Glock holster? rather buy good quality Kydex holster specifically molded for your gun. No risk of ND. Theres no point in spending $500 + on a pistol and then wanting to save money on a holster. You can get Kydex IWB/OWB holsters for as little as $40
killskum canty yes it does
killskum canty I have a P07 and a G19 and my P07 does not fit in any of my G19 kydex holsters.
Thanks so much for comparing. I wanted to see if they were the same size...thank you.
Liked the stat sheet comparison. Great review.
CZ P07 all the way. Better ergos, superior omega trigger system and damn sexy ( if you can count that as a pro) LOL. Still have my older gen 1 CZ (duty) and kind of like it more than the newer gen 2 trigger. Cheers from Costa Rica
I also find the CZ to be very sexy :-). Thanks for watching!
A CZ P07 is legal in Costa Rica?
Costa Rica is a pretty gun friendly nation compared to your average Latin American country. 9mm , 40 SW and 45 ACP are not restricted like in other countries.
exionem really? what's the process to legally own a handgun in Costa Rica?
Psychological test, range test, finger print scan, criminal record and you´re set.
The CZ P-07 is, to me, a very ugly and even goofy looking pistol upon first sight. But when you pick it up and handle it, everything seems to make sense. The grip feel, the pointing angle, the low-profile sights, the controls, the trigger guard undercut, the bore height, the short-throw DA pull....it just really feels good. Then you look at the price, and you realize what a great value the pistol is.
And then it suddenly isn't so ugly. ;-D
Aside from a hi-point, there is no more hideous looking pistol than a glock. The difference between these two is that glock looks more at home with a Mattel stamp on it. Both fine plastic pistols but I'll give the nod to the PX-4 Storm.
PX4 storm and Rhino Chiapas are uglier than a Irishwolfhound out of a shower...OMG can you say FUgly...
Evidently the Singapore Police Force concurs!
Looks are subjective. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to looks.
Both are great guns (own both) but seem to like the P07 a bit more. It may be that I like hammer fire or the fact that the CZ just feels better in you hand. Either way, the purchase of one or the other will make you happy. Since I purchased my first CZ, I was kind of hooked. Seems when I'm out at the range, people ask about it (CZ). A few of my friends have purchased them as well, and they too seem to shoot them more often than their glocks (although a few will die before they admit it).
I think if you are looking for a multi purpose hand gun, you would do yourself justice to shoot both and make your decision. It will probably depend on the Hammer fire and if you like that feature as the accuracy is about the same (VERY GOOD).
Thanks for the side by side review. Nicely done and very well thought out without making judgment.
Awesome comparison. Thanks.
Great comparison . Good job
+MrAwesome glock Thank you!
Excellent review - thank you!
+davidavone Thanks for watching!
Michael Yeager, I haven't found a discernable difference in accuracy between the two. I think they are both very capable of great accuracy if the shooter has the ability.
Good Review. But i went with Cz P07 in the last few weeks. 475.00 with a cheap light included. Shot both before making my buy. It was Cz hands down.
Great video! Razor Dobbs carries a P-07...what more do you need to know!?
Excellent review and thank you. My decision definitely based on ergonomics. For someone with a bigger hand, the Glock’s grip is just too small. CZ for me!
I have big hands and hate not having a full grip.
Austin B, thanks for a good review! Which of the two guns would you recommend for someone with large hands and long fingers?
The $20 3.5 connector kit is a great upgrade...I highly recommend it on the Glock. I'm looking at getting a CZ in the future. Good review...I have some Glock vids you may like check them out.
In your opinion, which one do you recommend buying? It would be my first weapon. regards!
I just switched from a G19 to a Sig P229. I've been researching the CZ's a lot. Want to compare the P07 to the PCR. Thanks for the input.
I carry the PCR in my rotation and love it. Heavier than the polymer pistols but with a good holster and belt it makes zero difference.
the only other gun that I know of you can swap decocker to safety and back is the beretta px4 .... GREAT VIDEO!!! been looking at both and I think you just sold me on the p07 seems like more my style
+Josh Beal Thanks for watching, you will definitely enjoy the P07!
Good review, but remember, regarding the 1.18" vs. 1.46", you're comparing apples to oranges a little bit. In other words, the 1.18" on the Glock is the width of the slide only, but the frame bulges out (which is the true width of the pistol). Likewise, correct me if I'm wrong, but the CZ is the same thickness in both slide and frame, and I believe that 1.46" includes the controls. So to sum it up, if you took some calipers and measured the actual frames the difference would be a little less than these specs would suggest.
Forum and Brim You are correct.
There is no comparison lol CZ takes the trophy on this one
The Glock is legendary. I have no complaints with the reliability or shootability. However, I sold my 19 and got a TriStar C 100. I don't really trust the striker pistols with no safety anymore. Hammer DA/SA all the way for me now. When a jacket toggle getting stuck in the trigger housing can cause the weapon to fire, that is too sensitive for me. As Harry said - "A man's gotta know his limitations". My next polymer will be the P 07 or the XDe.
I can see a flavour difference. P-07 design has a slide riding inside the frame so it has a smaller slide surface area relative to the glock so not so good for "power stroking", but on the other hand a much more prominent slide-release.
So what's your preference? Better emphasis on slide-release or power stroking?
P-07 seems to be a more involved pistol, with the variable DA/SA with a decocker, and how you may need to switch up your muscle memory on cycling the weapon if for some reason the slide doesn't lock back. That's the advantage of training to power-stroke a pistol when reloading, even if the slide fails to lock back you'll load the weapon properly.
Hard to say how much of a difference thickness makes. I suppose Glock is easier to use one handed? On the other hand it's got to e easier to reload the P-07 one handed with a better slide release.
How does the P07 compare to your other CZ's?
I'm trying to decide between the P07 and the 75 omega convertible.
Thanks for the review. If you had both these guns and you could only keep one, which would you keep? Thanks!
the CZ of course.
I have both but I carry the p07
Isn't the CZ weight 27.5 oz on weight ? And just over 30 oz with a loaded mag ! That's according too CZ-USA.com . Great review though . Thank you .
what would you recommend? cz.p01 or glock 19??
CZ P07 Hands Down...
I am by far a CZ guy over being a Glock guy, but the new Gen 4 Glocks do rock!
for me striker fired wins but as a gun the cz is better. it feels better, shoots better and in single action has a better trigger. the sights are better, mag release is better and with the money you save you can buy the extra mag and even have some left over for ammo. to get the glock to a high standard, such as a wolf barrel, talon grips, metal sights, extended mag release, extended slide stop, better trigger, you are going past $900. for that money you could get 2 p07s! or get 1 p07 and a 19 or 21 round p09. but if i had to pick one i would pick the glock because i personally prefer striker fired. so the new cz p10c will easily beat both of these.
How was the recoil between the two. I found my P09 felt better than the g17. I have a g19 and a CZP09. Thinking about the P07
Lbsthapink pretty similar between both, not much noticeable difference for me
Just curious if you have any experience with a Sig P320C? if so, how it compares to the P07? I'm trying to decide between the 2 and unfortunately, i have no means to rent either one of them. Thanks for you input and informative videos.
+Scott Gendreau I have had the chance to shoot a P320 but it was a full size and more comparable to the P-09. I do plan to pick up a P320 compact in the future as I did enjoy shooting the full size and I think the compact would be the perfect size. I liked the ergonomics on the pistol but I will say that CZs fit my hand just a bit better. I also like the recoil on the CZs better as they sit lower in the hand but with 9mm there isn't much recoil to begin with. I will say that the trigger on the P320 is excellent and is like a well worn in CZ trigger in single action. It was very crisp. Needless to say I liked the P320 and I don't think you could go wrong with either choice.
+Austin B Thank You for your response and insight. Appreciated.
@Austin B: is that the thin backstrap or the medium?
Medium backstrap
Good video but kind of apples and oranges since the 19 is striker fired and the CZ is DA/SA. That said I've owned a couple of 19s and sold them. Come Friday I'm ordering the CZ.
Concur. The P10C would be more comparable vs. the Glock since they are both striker fired.
Not all places sell the Glocks with 3 mags. A lot of gun shops screw you out of one.
the grips on the p07 looks longer
Yeah man, I carried a glock 21 before but switched to a p07 after receiving advice from a friend who is a die hard cz fanboy. The trigger is better, all those little features like cocking serrations on the front of the slide, metal sights, feels better in the hand, etc... just edge out the glock. Everything the glock does the cz does too but there are also those minor improvements. For instance the cz can hold its big brother's the p09 mag just like the g19 can accept the g17 mag but the p09 mag holds 19 rounds. Internal slide rails and I actually like the slide stop better because it's easier to manipulate. To top all that off its cheaper than the glock. You could make the argument you'd pay the same because you have to buy another magazine to match the amount the glock comes with but most people don't carry two spare mags, I do though. From what I see the p09 and p07 is he's bid to compete with glock as well as gain popularity in the American marketplace. I think glock has a lot to worry about. I would be ecstatic is cz came out with a polymer gun chambered in .45acp. The glock 30 is really the only glock I want because of that factor. I see value in having a .45acp in your personal arsenal but I'd still carry 9mm as my edc.....
+Shinobi HOG Every point you make is exactly how I feel as well and I definitely wouldn't be surprised if we see a polymer .45 from CZ within the next couple years!
I saw their catalog for next year and they will be offering a .22lr kadet for the p07 as well as a "urban grey" frame like the FDE for the p09. On top of that it's going to have a threaded barrel and suppressor sights. Glock better step their game up CZ is coming.....
I own both, the only flaw i see with CZ is the metal Trigger when it becomes hot from shooting multiple rounds. You can shoot the glock all day, where as the cz would require a cool down moment.
Good to know!
Never needed a cool down moment with my p07. Not saying it does not happen just never had it happen to myself. Brought it to the range yesterday shot 400 rounds only heat I felt was all in the slide
@gavinm1294 Gen 1 P07, not the 2nd Generation
So do all gen 2 p07’s come with the omega trigger system?
Yes
When you shoot with the Glock, you have the feeling that your hand explodes.With Cz there is nothing like that.....
dim12 dim12 Hahahaha! Like your hand has exploded!?!?!? Yikes.
You must have very weak hands.
Asking those who have shot both, but does anyone else feel the extra kick the CZ has? In my experience the CZ has an upward recoil and the Glock has more of a straight back recoil. Just wondering if maybe that was just me or it’s the actual gun.
My experience was exactly the opposite...
How about internal parts comparison?
bibet santos I will try to put a video together this month to show the internals on both!
nice review and I own both, but the cz is heavier . the cz web sight shows weight of the p-07 at 27.7 oz
CZ P-07 is the way to go, never been a fan of glock. When a company like glock, just keeps producing the same gun over and over with no, to little change, it become annoying. I really wish they would come out with somthing that doesn't look and handle like a 80s hand gun. It's like an MP5 great sub gun, proven performance time and time again, but has a clunky feel to it, pluse the ergo's just feel dayted.
Low Light Dude the CZ design has literally been around for like 40 years. The whole” they aren’t innovating” argument is stupid. Everybody else is literally playing catch-up
@@davelpz3340 Amen to that Dave!
I have had both these pistols for several years now, I will have to say the CZ is superior to the Glock it is more accurate better ergos better sights it has a fast action it has a better under cut on the trigger guard the only thing I don't like the about the CZ is slide lock/release is hard to access with the right hand mostly because of the decocker is rather lager. and the Glock has a lot more after marked parts.
P07 FOR SURE
I'm looking at either a P01 or Glock 19. decisions, decisions, decisions...
Does the new p07 have a frame bulge .?
I haven't heard of any issues since they switched to the new P-07.
I have heard the CZ is more accurate. Is that your experience?
Michael Yeager I own both and I am a bit more accurate with the P07 in SA. Still working on the first DA shot....
Has anyone had any magazine problems with the CZ, feeding, stovepipe, etc?
+thegoldenhurricane I have not experienced any issues with my CZ P-07 or P-09 magazines. Are you experiencing problems?
+Austin B I don't own one, I was just wondering before I actually bought one. I CZcamsd cz p07 problems night and found a problem with people having it in single action and they tap the gun and the hammer drops into double action! yikes! I think I will just spend another $400 and buy an HK.
thegoldenhurricane To be honest I have never heard of this issue and I am pretty active in the CZ community. The only issues I have heard on the P-07s were the Gen 1s with frame bulge but this was corrected in the Gen 2s. I have owned a number of HKs over the years and while they were good guns, I wouldn't put them above any of my CZs. Good luck on your choice though as either the HK or CZ will serve you well!
+Austin B Thanks for the reply brother. The only thing that really concerns me is with some people having issues with the hammer dropping to double action by tapping the gun, and that's with the new model. Do you own one?
This is my video. I haven't experienced that issue with my P-07 or my P-09. Do you know what folks have attributed the issue to? I could only assume it may be an issue with a worn trigger bar or sear?
don't like no safety features on me guns.... and then on top a relatively light trigger of 5-6 lbs? That's asking for trouble.
We prefer a heavy 10-12 lbs pull at first as if in "are you really sure you want to pull me"... and then, when it counts, a super light 3-4 lbs pull
Your weights are off... the P-07 is heavier than the G19 by a couple ounces, 4 or 5
I own both guns and love both. That being said, the glock trigger is like dragging you finger through a pile of gritty shit!!!
look at FNX-9
You have flexible thumbs.
cz 👍🎆✨
I know this video is 5 years old but holy shit are your thumbs okay? They are at like 90 degree angles. Did you get pissed off at a stamp?
G19s are good guns, but they are not my faves, I’ve noticed with the 10 round mags, if you have crap ammo, you better really SLING SHOT the slide’ or you will get a Double feed or fail to feed, another words, And I know this, (Do not Walk the slide!!!!!! or Short Stroke it, it will FTF! G19s are not CZ75s, CZ75s have internal rails, I can walk the slide slow, but it still loads like silk, no so with my G19 unless it has Top Quality ammo..just my 2 cents” I have made my CZ75 D compact PCR my primary 9mm
yes, he's ambiguous in his likes. but he says I'm a CZ fan, but i wouldn't nock glock. I THINK THAT IS THE MOST DEFINITIVE THING HE SAID .
i own PO7 , never even considered a Glock lol . if u have a POZ , and are thinking about a glock . Your're not going to be upgrading that's for sure. and your not going to say the Glock is a better choice when basics are considered imho . Glock changes are trying to catch up to what CZ has been doing for years imho.
the cz has 16 mag capacity not 15
Chady, only on the original Duty model. The later generation "2014" model dropped capacity to 15 in 9mm, along with the external changes.
Chady leb My P07 'gen2' came with 2 15 round mags.
The cz po7 is better.
If you take the glock out of frame. You'd have the perfect picture.
G19 gen 4 ...
Nuff said..
i have both, the 2 are hardly comparable. g19 is hands down is my choice. the cz is fun yeah nice trigger whatever. train with your gun. either way the cz usually works but does have the occasional malfunction. g19 runs all day long. if im going to ring steel for fun yeah ill bring the cz. but when its concealed carry and a time I might need a handgun for serious use its the g19 all day.
mattr918 I'm assuming your basing this off a matter of opinion being that GLOCK has had it's issues in the past. Although Glock is reliable and has a proven track record I believe that either gun are worthy of being dependable when one's life is threatened.
Ill take a water gun over any Glock. 👌
The only reason the Glock is a good firearm is because the magazines are cheap. Everyone else is $30-$40 per mag.
Cz >Glock.
Now *mrmasterglock on wickr* proved me S & W Model 29. I had one with six inch barrel, and loved it
the p o7 is not the best cz buy a long shot and is still better than the glock.
What’s the comparison?! I’d rather throw a Glock than shoot one.