CZ 75 D Handgun

[Forensic Jim]

Here's a 9mm CZ 75 D pistol I bought back in 2003 and have yet to fire it. It has sat in a holster in my nightstand and I've always carried a 45 cal. or my Colt Pony 380. These were made of a light weight alloy and seems no lighter than my Kimber Ultra Carry stainless 45. I like the decocker lever as it allows you to carry a round chambered with the hammer dropped about half way. It offers single and double action. I know a lot of the newer guns feature a polymer frame, but I still prefer an all metal frame. Anyone else have any experience with one of these CZ's?

[coffeecup]

I've shot one a little bit (maybe a couple thousand rounds or so). It seemed a decent gun. Recoil was more noticeable than in a standard CZ-75, accuracy was about on par with most 9mm service pistols. It was 100% with NATO-spec ball ammo, and I think there was one FTF with hollowpoints.

It actually belongs to a friend. He runs about a box of ammo a month through it, and it seems to be holding up well.

[tjmurphy]

Great looking piece Jim

[philco]

Jim that's a fine looking handgun. I know not everyone feels the way I do, but I like a handgun with a decocker. I don't think I could stand not shooting it.