Price check - CZ 75 / Beretta A301

**Snoeshaas** · 27-08-2019, 20:00

Originally Posted by Bismarck 1941

I can safely assume that you are thinking of buying it? Trust me u wont be disappointed then as that CZ shoots well if you play your part,choice is yours mate..Good luck with your yourney then

Yip........bought it and the A301 as well.

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**Bismarck 1941** · 27-08-2019, 21:03

Originally Posted by Snoeshaas

Yip........bought it and the A301 as well.

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Congrats & Good luck with the Licensing part,that gun is the basis for the Shadow with a few upgrades

**A-R** · 27-08-2019, 21:34

Congrats! You own 2 fine guns.

The CZ75 looks like a very late model 75 (pre-B), or early transitional model. The rowel hammer was pretty rare on the pre-B models, only seen on the transitional models with the squared trigger guard. The finish on these guns was usually black epoxy. I have never seen a blued 75 made after about 1987. The early models were finished in shiny (polished) blue. Around 1984/5 they came out in sandblasted/matte blue. Around when the narrower hammers appeard, local imports were all epoxy coated. The epoxy can chip at the corners from hard use.

The 75 looks brand new and will need to be run in to get it smooth. The more you shoot it, the better it will get.

**GAZZAMCK** · 28-08-2019, 08:17

Originally Posted by mikecollinge

This CZ75 looks like a Pre B, because of the shape of the trigger guard. That hammer belongs on a CZ75 made after 1994. What is the date stamped on the slide?

My brother has a CZ 75 B
yet its a transitional model in that it takes Pre b mags