CZ 75B for $339.00

[@cascadianpiper4378]

I saw the other two comments about this being a CZ 75 rather than a CZ 75B, but I think it's something else entirely. The slide isn't marked B and doesn't have the roll pin so you would definitely think it's a pre-B. Toward the end of the video though he puts an SP-01 magazine in it and it locks in properly. The pre-B used a different magazine that isn't compatible with the newer ones. Also, the lower is marked "Made in Czech Republic" and I believe all pre-B were manufactured and marked while it was still "Czechoslovakia". I'm thinking this is a pre-B slide on a 75B frame. I've never tried that so I'm not sure if it's even possible, but it sure looks that way.

[@cascadianpiper4378]

Now I'm seeing that there were apparently some transitional models between the 75 and 75B, maybe it's one of those.

[@fumasterchu12]

That's what you call a labor of love, they have these all over. That FDE SP-01 looks sweet, have a nice week!

[@gunnwild1]

do you know where it was surpluses from, military or police? great project gun

[@joesphx54]

The CZ is a wonderful pistol, highly accurate and will wear like metal that it is. One thing that has always bugged me in a sort of strange way, we know very old firearms can still function after 100, 200 years or more- with careful loadings of course. Will polymer last as long? We won't really know for another few long years. Great project gun and easy to work on.

[@glocksandwhitetails3236]

The internals look good, if anything you got a free polish job.. cosmetics will take some work but will be a good project

[@Renaldo135]

All I can say is that model is one of the finest shooting firearms I have ever shot. I love mine. I got mine used also and it's great. The rifling in the barrel looks great and not shot a great deal. Get you a set of new grips and reblue the gun and buy a wilson spring and a brass stacker steel guide rod and clean it really good then you should be good to go. That one looks abused but not "used" or shot that often. It was probably a recovery from some police evidence property bin that got thrown around after it was found in some abandoned car.

[@Steve-Goff]

Should be a fun project. I'm sure the cerakote and upgrades should be pretty nice. Anxious to see the finished project

[@MumblesMarbleMouth]

Your gun is a 1995 CZ 75. Must have seen some stuff because I've seen older surplus CZ 75 pistols in way better shape. Your gun is not a pre-B as some comments have suggested.

[@KSGunGuy01]

It will be fun to watch you transform it! Good stuff Pops!

[@EdUSAF]

Not Bad Pops! The Crown of the Barrel Looks Good also! Nice Score and Hope the Restore Goes Good!

[@shawnm9626]

Cool dude. I'm looking forward to seeing the end result. Cz 4 lyfe!

[@mg-7047]

There was a time when you could buy the basic black enameled finish 75B with two 10rd mags, right grip thumb rest, new, for $350. Supposedly Turkish contract overruns, though I never believed it. I bought one back then. You can't go wrong with a CZ75 or 75B. I hope your project turned out well!

[@TheRedneckprepper]

take a look at the firing pin if ya want to see how much its shot ?

[@badbilly429]

Little polishing sanding cleaning maybe a few new parts and a cerakote job it will be all good

[@MrBulletpoints]

The beater didn't look that bad until you put the new one next to it. Still, like you said, it's just finish wear mostly. Cerakote will do wonders for that CZ.

[@austinalbright9837]

Great minds think alike. Bought one just like yours about a year ago. Very smooth and fit my hands better than any other gun in my collection. Just wouldn't shoot though. Bought a pair of Lok grips (very nice but my wife hates the color) and just replaced the barrel. Had to hand fit it but it locks up like a bank vault,no slop. Will probably replace the barrel bushing too. Quite a bit of slop there also. If it shoots as good as as I hope than probably will bead blast, do any clean up of outside then re-bead blast and send it to Robar for Np3 plus treatment. Would probably have been cheaper to just buy a new gun but whats the fun in that. I've never been known as the most practical guy anyway. Have fun with yours.

[@jdshillbilly1229]

very cool, I'll be interested to see what you do with it, just dehorn it, or ate they calling it melt down or something like that. hell $339 is about what I have left after garnishment every month.

[@82luft49]

Pops Quest, I have a CZ75 B SA on layaway with Bud's Gun Shop. The price is listed for $561 (much less the on Gun Broker). That works out to $222 more that your surplus CZ. How much money to anticipate spending to bring the gun back to A1 condition?

[@smilemoney]

Did they try to sand down the serial number on the one side. I like it they do not need to be pretty to work.

[@sooners2win]

Did you ever finish this gun? Would love to see how it turned out

[@timaebig2010]

Nice score. Can't wait to see the transformation.

[@stephenmoore3651]

I really want to see what you did in your restoration...PLEASE!!!

[@ThecrazyScotsman]

Doesn't look to bad pops you are right in saying they replace certain parts before resale in the surplus market, looks in fairly decent condition the barrel looks in pretty good shape extractor is strong so should be a fairly easy restore nice project my friend

[@Skinner0187]

Just picked up one of these this weekend , mint shape for 450 cdn with speed loader and three mags . Haven’t had a chance to get out and try it . How do you like yours

[@Its2loudyer2oldmotovlogs]

That looks great man. Even if you didn't clean it up long as it shoots for that price I'd be happy!

[@taurushipointenthusiast1306]

Nice in any event which ever is chose Cerakote, ReBlue, DuraKote and new springs definitely would add new life.

[@coyotebrown2294]

If your project starts running over budget in regard to what a new one cost, just remember in the early 80's a CZ 75's were unobtanium in America due to the cold war restrictions, and some people were paying up to $1,500 for them to be shipped in "grey market" from Canada. You could have bought a couple of Colt Pythons for that at the time...

[@weetodd]

I had one of those early 80s Canadian CZ75 NIB non import marked. I wish I still had it lol

[@danielm7585]

I wouldnt mind one of those Nickle plated, w/ stag grips!

[@Urkie1979]

Nice project gun. I bought my CZ 75B Omega brand new back in June. Due to time and everything, haven't put any rounds on target with it yet. Soon, though. I live in Canuckistan so pricetag comes in much higher. Even used.

[@scottf.3808]

I dig it as love the wear on it...Cool project...Good stuff...

[@CuriousYellowCuda]

Great deal!! Looks like a fun project.

[@TheRantinghick]

Moving from glocks to real guns, they grow up so fast. Still one of the nicest shooting pistols i've ever had my hands on.

[@bobpell6425]

Here is the bottom line on this, as long as you have some fun on this project is all that really matters.

[@mabs9503]

That's a pre-B model.

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

I noticed that too, no firing pin block in the slide.

[@theruggedwest]

Any update on this guy?

[@rich4150]

Dang was it drug behind a truck?

[@PopsQuest]

I hope so... I love trucks...

[@lazerrred]

Naw, used as a hammer. Hey, it’s a tool.

[@lazerrred]

Oh, and I love my tools. :)

[@rchopp]

I think you should keep it all in-shop for the redo, coating it yourself is quite rewarding and not too pricey. Nothing to good for a CZ right..

[@socc6991]

How did the restore job go ?

[@craigwilley4605]

How did it shoot 'out of the box'?

[@Tony2cokes]

Excellent idea for some vids! Look forward to seeing the tune up.

[@ksdad2two]

That is a CZ75 not a Cz75b ( no prefix of B on the slide, so no firing pin block) Great gun , just don't drop it

[@mattarmstrong2515]

Kirk Kramer it doesn’t have a round trigger guard

[@TRprepper]

Great deal, I may have to get one myself.Just get a ceramic rattle can paint job on it. Oven cured.

[@andhanwer]

no firing pin block = pre B

[@socc6991]

Nice ! I tried to get one and they were sold out.

[@mossynut]

It looks like you'll have your hands. It should be a fun project.

[@thescabuglychannel7600]

Nice score! there is one that looks about like that on armslist in my area the bluing is messed up but still looks solid hmmmmm.

[@Midnightrider1177]

Why no follow-up my man???

[@knuckles6044]

It's not a 75B, it's a "pre b" transitional model meaning that it doesn't have a firing pin block, but has the newer trigger guard had will take 75B mags. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. Either way, really cool gun!

[@PopsQuest]

I don't know myself, but that sounds right, Thank you!

[@jmfrench7300]

Trigger squeeze is very good from the start. Have a Pre-B. Check out Ceracoting.

[@WolverinePrepper1]

poor / worn / surplus = loved! Slide damage isn't to bad on the end. make it 1 of a kind. Can't wait to see what you do with it.

[@allenfowler3808]

Wolverine Prepper I

[@ChuckConnorsMM4L]

Dude that is one of my favorite CZ pistols!

[@PopsQuest]

I am going to really love this project! It feels amazing as it is so I think I got a great start!

cool gun and a great place to shop!

[@HopsAndLead]

Gonna take a lot to smooth it out before cerakote

[@PopsQuest]

Yes, I might work out the major shit before I send it off

[@larryfazen6468]

Dayum, where dem fangers?

[@alifaraz1619]

What about 75bd

[@cga1233]

jesus christ. did they drag it behind a truck for 100 miles?

[@ychsyute]

that is not a B model, its the pre B, you can tell because it does not have the roll pin in the slide.

[@live4wild968]

What did I just see ??? 2 CZ's ??? It was be a fun project gun.

[@ITHINKUREALESUK]

Interesting project.

[@72cmcinc]

That will be a fun project!

[@patriots1needed]

Few hits with a wire brush and it'll be good as new. Nice find.

[@eltenda]

still a classic even if beat up!

[@1guysdumbopinion669]

I don't mind a gun with some battle wounds.

[@UltimateEnd0]

Nice time to NP3+ coat that thing.

[@GodGunsGears]

Nice project gun

[@glockerbob]

Beautiful. I noticed it is a year younger than mine but still in the commie Clinton ban era. My trigger and action are butter also and your lands and grooves look good. Sweet project pistol congrats brother.

[@johino6331]

She needs some tender loving care and CERAKOAT.

[@LetFreedomPing]

that thing has been through hell lol. they're fun though, and cheap. good deal

[@melfogg41]

Very cool!

[@rls303]

Have a blast!

[@jackammo9745]

Wazza CZ. I saw a few places had used glocks for sale. Police trade in. I was gonna get one because they rule.

[@Datacorrupter234]

doesnt look to bad on the wear points

[@ecleveland1]

Clean it up and paint it, maybe new springs. Make it a truck gun, if some little punk breaks out the glass and steals it you want be out a lot of money.

[@RunsWithKnives]

I'd take it out and shoot it if it functions well then leave it alone and shoot the shit out of it. If not I'd replace the springs, extractor and firing pin and try again. You can do a lot with a dremel tool :)

[@JenniferinIllinois]

A CZ 75 in poor condition is still better than a Hi-Point. LOL!!!! I have a pre-B 75 (made in Czechoslovakia) and I saw the Czechs used the communist equivalent of black Krylon as the finish. #Czechawesomeness #CZM4L -Jen

[@poncoolride]

Still better than a glock!

[@ak47t-rex37]

it doesn't look bad at all.

[@raulserna4668]

Copper customs does restoration on guns

[@chriszablocki2460]

Nice

[@paradox2311]

That thing might have some bodies on it

[@PopsQuest]

I'm OK with that....

[@paradox2311]

can't wait to see the finish product

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Now that's patena lol

[@richardkluesek4301]

Mec Gar has magazine replacement bottom options available to restore that beat down magazine, or "clip" as liberals would call it.

[@nickloven6728]

breath some life into a old work horse

[@fregoso1985]

Buy a new one, your life may depend on it. Don't go cheap on your life !!!

[@ax5796]

ns logo on the box ...

[@allenmcdowell4083]

That thing is beat to hell 😜