Shooting my boy's HK got me interested in owning a pistol other than my Dan Wesson 1911 because I saw the value in having a range gun that used less expensive ammo, plus the better carry options 9mm offers. So I snagged the above CZ, which scratched an itch I already had for a Browning Hi Power. and WOW did I like that CZ when it showed up. What a great gun for the range. The European cousin of my CZ-owned Dan Wesson 1911. Two different philosophies for attacking the same problem produced by factories separated by an ocean, both sidearms with a liberal helping of John Moses Browning. Put a fiber optic front sight on it and have some Lok grips coming and this is going to be my primary range sidearm. Also, the Memorial Day sales got me, and I have a Galco Combat Master holster for this gun. Very nice.
Liked it so much, and was having no luck at all getting the results I wanted with my Walther carry piece, so the Walther got traded in on this.
I opted for the steel frame version instead of alloy. I like heavy steel guns. They soak up recoil and help make up for deficiencies in my pistol handling. I'm adept with a rifle, but I have to work harder with the pistol to get results I can live with, and the pistols I've always shot best were heavy steel sidearms. I didn't blink an eye at the loss I took on that Walther. I tried and tried and just couldn't come to love it.
This one gets a Black Arch IWB holster and will be my carry piece. Lok grips coming for this as well.
Super impressed with these CZ sidearms. Incredibly nice guns for the money they're asking.
The two together:
