The CZ75: A Flawed but Fancy Firearm [15 year review!]

[@JaredAF]

Also agree on the inside rail thing, 90% of your accuracy on any locked breech is going to be the barrel fitment.

[@Deanosaurous]

Yep. The G19 build I showed in the video may actually be a bit more accurate than this CZ based entirely on the fitment and chamber tightness. I've tested it a few times, and it's very close.

[@shannonpatrick77]

1975 shew such an old timer there boy shew but nobody has trouble carrying the truly aweful 1911

[@wlewisiii]

Ok, after watching the whole video and getting past my earlier knee jerk comments (that I still stand by ;) ) I'll first say, Uncle taught me to shoot hand guns in 1982 at Ft Knox with 1911's. After that a CZ75 is _SO_ superior. Actually, even a Glock, much as I dislike them (I did own a G19 for a serious while but I don't regret selling it), is better objectively than a 1911. To be sure a 1911 is a perfectly serviceable weapon and I'd go into any situation with one. I'd be far happier with a CZ, or better my current Jericho. Every firearm is a set of tradeoffs. I think we may just have a somewhat different set of tradeoff points. I think I will subscribe for your firearm content. Not too interested in the bike stuff though, sorry ;)

[@wlewisiii]

The CZ is still superior to anything that GLOCK has yet made. Sorry.

[@wlewisiii]

And I say F A L too ;)

[@GeneralProspecter]

Ehh yes an no hood fitment is irrelevant, I know guys who tested this with groups, no change. We are talking 1911 smith taking bits more off the hood looking for differences

[@Deanosaurous]

Lockup and barrel bushing connections are key when trying to make a tilting-barrel browning setup accurate. Like what S&W did with their brass two-piece barrel bushings on their 356 TSW race guns, you gotta get pretty crazy to make substantial accuracy gains. But if a non-fixed barrel pistol can group torso at 40 yards that's still plenty.

[@JaredAF]

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[@vonleiningen]

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