Oct 10, 2022 · While the weapon was protected from being copied in the Soviet States, it could be replicated elsewhere without issue. This resulted in dozens of companies producing clones. The CZ 75 is one of the most cloned pistols in the world. You’d be surprised where it pops up.

Jan 22, 2022 · Canik's CZ 75 clones imported by Tristar are great pistols and a very good bargain. Ceterum censeo sinistram esse delendam. It is a sad thing to watch your nation die. There is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt. The best custom CZs come out of Cajun gun works like mentioned earlier. The best CZ like pistol you can get is….well a CZ.

The Italian Tanfoglio TZ-75 was probably the first common CZ-like pistol most American shooters got to handle; it started as a copy of the CZ with only cosmetic changes (and full interchangeability) but has evolved over the decades into a full line, often offering versions that CZ hadn’t built yet (if they ever built them).

As you can see, there are several ways to look at it: are the guns copies, clones, or inspired? The taxonomy is complex. Even breaking it down by nationality is difficult, as company names …

Feb 20, 2014 · I currently have 1 cz full size mags, two Mec Gar 16rd for a cz75 and the two cz compact 14rd, And three Sar 15 round full size. The full size mags in the compact will hang down 3/8". This k2p has the full size grip with the 1/2" shored barrel.

Mar 6, 2018 · What the CZ 75 was designed to do, originally, was generate foreign hard currency for the state coffers of what was then communist Czechoslovakia. Due to vagaries of Cold War politics, they...

Jul 25, 2009 · Once a handgun becomes successful it is inevitable that copies or clones of the piece are produced. So it is in spades with the Colt 1911 and less frequently with other handguns. One such handgun is the Czech CZ 75. This innovative handgun was hailed as the greatest service pistol available and little has changed since.

Feb 21, 2017 · The ITM AT84 is a Swiss built copy of the CZ 75 built in Solothurn, Switzerland. Patrick takes a look at this interesting find that somehow was produced in Switzerland, imported to Israel where it was a duty weapon for some time, then imported to the US by Century International Arms.