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i guess they just switched 100% to the CZ 75 lineup.I’m actually surprised they are discontinuing this line. I really enjoy shooting my 97B.
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The ergonomics are no worse than a Beretta or 1911, for example. I have small hands but don't have a problem manipulating controls. Yes, I have to pivot the gun to do mag drops. Big woop. Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch has small hands and has NO problem manipulating guns.I'm not shocked at all, its a nice gun but its an ergonomic nightmare for people who don't have large hands. The mag release is such that some people basically have to
flip the gun to get it to drop.
The ergonomics are no worse than a Beretta or 1911, for example. I have small hands but don't have a problem manipulating controls. Yes, I have to pivot the gun to do mag drops. Big woop.
It's a metal gun! you can buy an extended-release button for a few dollars if you like. Still, you're avoiding the simple fact that it is NO WORSE than a 1911 or a Beretta or an H&K. FNX, on the other hand, is a lot more difficult to reach the release button.The CZ97 would suck less if the release was a little bit longer.
How many rounds is in 1911? How many rounds are allowed in H&K45 or FNX here in MA?The capacity density thing sort of sucks too but its not really what kills the gun.
It's a metal gun! you can buy an extended-release button for a few dollars if you like.
Still, you're avoiding the simple fact that it is NO WORSE than a 1911 or a Beretta or an H&K. FNX, on the other hand, is a lot more difficult to reach the release button.
How many rounds is in 1911?
How many rounds are allowed in H&K45 or FNX here in MA?
I didn't know that there were so many CZ97 fans here, I thought that I was the oddball.![]()
Several vendors in Littleton had a good stock a few weeks ago. I suspect that after this announcement, they will sell out rather quickly...Well shit, the 97 just got a few steps higher on the want list.
Somewhat unfair comparison with a Greg Derr 1911. Send your 97 to Cajun Gun Works for proper rework. you'll have a gun that's on a whole new level!Well boys and girls, the range trip was brief because I hate shooting with gloves on. The 97 shot about as well as the Sig but couldn't equal the 1911. I can't expect an out of the box gun to shoot as well as one worked on by Greg Derr. I'll try again when I don't have to wear gloves but the trigger on the 1911 is far better than the other 2.
Have you tried triggers on a $500 1911? We're talking Glock trigger territory here!Lol, well, pretty much nothing is better than a decent 1911 trigger. That’s not going to change. The win is that CZ will run even if its filthy…..
Have you tried triggers on a $500 1911? We're talking Glock trigger territory here!
If one were to do a proper comparison, one should consider the cost. How about $700 CZ 97 vs $700 Rock Armory 1911?
I do agree, stock 97 trigger is not as good as my $1300 S&W 1911...
I also strongly suspect that a CZ97 is going to run longer without a stoppage, vs a 1911 where if you look at the f***ing thing the wrong way it will probably
jam. I mean my 1911s are pretty reliable, but they all eventually will PUNISH you if you let them get dirty enough.
enough.
I'm planning to pick up my own 97 this weekend. Got tired of "borrowing". question for ya: you went with Pro package instead of STandard and SA. Why? I figured SA would give you a better trigger, no?Someone mentioned Cajun G.W.-
I dropped one of these in mine. That goddam sear cage was the bane of my existence.