Great walk and shoot

Son of a biscuit that was a good gun review!!! 🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅

I also have a BD it's my favorite 9mm to shoot at the range. I don't practice with it all the time but it's always the most fun (9mm). I mostly shoot my P229 since that is my edc closely followed by my GP100 4" since it is my other ccw. Also own a p226 MK25, SP101, and a CZ75 D compact (PCR) which is also very nice to shoot.

I got the ambidextrious version which is the cz85 back in 2006. It was my first pistol I ever bought. IT's too heavy for everyday concealed carry, but I shoot that gun well and im very confident in my abilities with it. It's the only pistol that ive owned for almost 20 years that has never had a failure or stoppage of any kind. That thing just works. Whether you clean it or not, it's going to work. So it's my nighstand gun for home invaders. But definitely not a good carry pistol. But I have at least 15,000 rounds through it in 19 years and it's never had any kind of stoppage or failures. I trust that pistol with my life and always will. CZ makes the best handguns on the market in my opinion.

I have the CZ 75 B one of the best guns I have. Good video.

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This is becoming my favorite pistol. It’s at least on my top 3 list now and slowly working its way into first place. My only suggestion for improvement with the gun, is the beaver tail needs to be slightly longer and WIDER. After shooting about the third box of ammo in one session, the current beaver tail really digs into the web of your hand and becomes sore by breaking the skin. Also, the plastic grips itomes with are one, but I went online and bought genuine factory rubber grips for it. They feel much better. One word of caution however and it seems to be the biggest gripe about the CZ rubber grips… that is installing them. The CZ factory rubber gripes are surprisingly kind of a bitch to install! The issue is one of both grips don’t line up exactly with the hole in the frame of the gun. For me, one side fit perfectly and the grip screw went in straight. However the second grip panel and the screw hole didn’t match up exactly with the hole on the gun’s frame. Be careful you don’t cross thread the screw into the frame, as it easy to do. Then you’re screwed! The grip and frame holes are just misaligned ever so slightly. So I like others, just took a small drill bit that was just a hair larger in diameter than the screw itself and gently reamed the hole in the grip. This allowed the holes to line up straight and I was ableto screw down the grip panel onto the gun without any other issues. The rubber grips feel amazing and makes the gun an even better joy to shoot.

Good review cz or fn h 5:55 power

browning hi power without the hammer bite..

Do you plan on carrying it? If so, how does the weight feel? Thanks