Posted: 8/28/2004 5:42:02 AM EDT
| Anyone out there have one of the new CZ 2075 pistols? |
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QCMGR, Could you please tell me your likes and dislikes on your CZ Rami 2075 pistol. I currently own a Glock 19, and have decided to let her go, due to the fact that I can't get familiar with it's trigger. I also have a Bulgarian 9x18 Makarov as a range gun, that will out shoot my Glock on any day of the week, with me behind the trigger. But when my shooting buddy tries his hand at my glock, he can hit everything that he points at. So, After a little research, I have decided to give the CZ 2075 a try. What do you think? Is the CZ 2075 close in size to my Glock 19? Is the 2075 built to take a beating? Will this CZ 2075 digest lead reloads,HP's FMJ's with ease? Will this CZ 2075 have a good hand to grip feel? What about reliability? Thank you for your time............... |
I have the .40 caliber RAMI which shares carry duty with my CZ 75 P-01. It's solid, accurate and rides well in a Galco Yaqui paddle holster that I originally bought for my fullsize CZ 75Bs. The only issue with the .40 is it tends to rub the webbing between my thumb and first finger during extended shooting sessions. Has not been an issue that I've heard from the people who shoot the 9mm version. -- Mike (edited for spelling) |
I think it is comparable in size. It is solidly built and I do not think reliability will be in an issue if you use factory ammo. I like the way it feels and points. As I said, it is my carry gun. I picked up this holster and have been very happy with it. www.highnoonholsters.com |
I have a Rami 40 S&W and if I had it to do over it would be a 9mm. Why? This little gun KICKS! My only other complaint is full magazines are hard to seat and harder to extract. My thoughts are a Kahr K40 and Glock 27 are about the same size and handle recoil better. Regards, Richard:D
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