9 mm Luger, black polycoat (de-cocker) CZ 75 BD cal. 9 mm Luger, decocker, black polycoat - 10rd magazines

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SKU	91130
Price	$528.00 USD
Ammunition
Ammunition	9 mm LUGER
Magazine Capacity	16
Dimensions
Weight	2.170 lbs
Overall Length	8.110 in
Barrel Length	4.720 in
Height	5.430 in
Width	1.380 in
Features
Frame	Steel
Grip	Plastic
Trigger Mech.	SA/DA
Sights	Fixed
Safety	Decocking Lever, Safety Stop on Hammer, Firing Pin Safety

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• Finally! - Added 3 weeks, 6 days ago.
  Added by neverenvyanyone

  Yesterday, the glacier moved. After way too long of telling myself I didn't need another gun and a lot of conflicting advice from friends, I bought a CZ-75BD. Because I have a CCW, I was able to take immediate possession. I bought a box of ammo, went into the range area, loaded, fired -- and was astonished. 10X ring at ten yards. Gone. Moved target to 15 yards and increased rate of fire. 10X ring gone. With the last five rounds, I played "put them into one hole." Again, almost incredulous when faced with the accuracy. The CZ-75BD is simply the most accurate weapon I have ever fired "fresh out of the box." I started shooting 62 years ago and had not heard of CZ Firearms until I began researching acquisition of another 9mm. I don't know of a better gun for the money than my new CZ-75BD.
• Amazing pistol that I tortured! - Added 4 weeks ago.
  Added by nemo97

  Bought my pistol about a month ago and decided I would test her out rather roughly. I cleaned up the packing lube and proceeded to shoot my pistol until something happened that would make me clean it. I shot about 100 rounds of 115gr Remington UMC and about 400 rounds of 124gr Aguila full metal jacket ammo before I crossed that line I was looking for. It was around round 490-500 that the slide was not fully returning upon reloading a round from the magazine that I opted to stop shooting. What an amazing feat! Now I have an idea just what this fine machine will tolerate from me and have no reason to avoid keeping her clean from here on out. This is my every day carry weapon and I have absolutely no issue thinking she will defend me without fail if that occasion ever befalls me. Thank you CZ for your fine craftsmanship!
• From the land of my forefathers - Added 4 months ago.
  Added by JoeInCT

  As one can see by checking the CZ-83 area, my first pistol was the 83. About 15 months later, I decided it was time to move up to a 9mm Luger. My dealer wisely recommended the 75-BD, and his choice was spot on. The BD is reasonably priced, well made, shoots everything you feed it, and just feels natural to hold and aim. I quickly gained confidence shooting it, and couldn't be happier with my purchase. BTW, preliminary research by my brother seems to indicate that both of our grandfathers came to the USA from what is today the Czech Republic; small world! I became so impressed with my BD that I bought a second one, and Kadet Kits for both pistols. Coincidentally, my kid sister recently asked me to help her learn how to shoot a pistol for self-defense and recreation, so my second BD and its Kadet adapter will soon have another home. I feel certain they will impress her.
• Many years of reliable service! - Added 10 months, 3 weeks ago.
  Added by ManOutdoors

  I have owned the CZ-75BD for the last nine years and I couldn't be happier. Amazing quality for a reasonable price. My advice to all is: buy one, you won't regret it! Accurate, comfortable, high quality, low cost...you can't go wrong.
• CZ 75-BD - Bad Economy Equals Great Gun - Added 11 months ago.
  Added by Tom G

  Thanks, in great part, to the condition of the economy, I recently purchased a CZ 75-BD. I was in the market for an affordable 9mm with a decocking feature and after reviewing my options, I decided that based upon the financial issues, and reviews of this pistol, I'd give the 75-BD a go. I can say with absolute certainty it was a sound decision. Quality of machining and fit is excellent, and while I'm not partial to the trend of painting firearms, I must say that the finish is very well applied. Rapid fire accuracy at 7 and 10 yards is on par with several of my more expensive guns. Old-World, Eastern-European Craftsmanship at an attractive price.
• New cz75-bd - Added 11 months, 1 week ago.
  Added by Eddy

  One of the best hundgun I have fired and i fired a lot of them.
• Pa Constable - Added 1 year, 4 months ago.
  Added by John

  I talked my son into purchasing a CZ 75 BD Police for a duty gun. To say he is happy is a mis statement. He will never part with it. Accurate, Reliable,Excellent Ergonomics,fast follow up on second shots. A finish that never wears.
• First semi automatic - Added 1 year, 10 months ago.
  Added by George

  I bought a cz75bd on a recomendation from the sales clerk, he said it was highly accurate and easy to handle.he said he bought one and has put over four thousand rounds through it.It has lived up to his pitch,and since I was hooked on revolvers,I like the smooth action and consider it a good deal for the price.
• citizen enthusiast - Added 1 year, 11 months ago.
  Added by Rod

  I have owned many popular pistols and my cz75bd will be mine forever. A friend who disliked all 9's. A 1911 45 shooter, changed his mind after trying my cz. and shooting one hole groups. Love this gun!!
• CZ75BD vs Berretta 92FS - Added 2 years ago.
  Added by Jim Ramski

  I had a Berretta 92FS which is the civilian version of the M9. It was stolen & my insurance did not pay enough to replace it. I shopped around & bought the CZ75 for the money I got and I have to say I am SO GLAD this happened! I found the CZ75 a much better handling & shooting pistol for MUCH less money! The trigger is much better than I expected in a SA/DA model, It naturally holds point of aim, & shoots everything I feed it. I also own a Ruger P95 & Walther P-38 (among others)in full 9mm but the CZ75 is the one I always grab... I do much prefer the decocker models, especially considering the many Glock 'accidental' discharges. I now tell ANYONE who will listen that the CZ75 is the better pistol. My ONLY negative is the lack of an open slide stop. I was denied use of it in a CC class because the slide does not stay open to indicate a clear chamber. It is not a specific issue to me but I am surprised by this lack. in all other aspects the CZ75 rates a 10 of 10 in my opinion. I own many (over a dozen) European CZ pistol models & have talked many into buying the earlier imported CZ pistols, but had no experience w/ CZ-USA before this. I am certainly sold on CZ for the quality and reliability offered at such a fair cost. Thanks... Update: I recently posted feedback about my CZ75BD stating disappointment with its lack of slide lock, but have just found the problem was not the pistol.. I had installed a recoil buffer before ever firing & the buffer was holding slide back slightly, but enough to prevent lock to engage. I have since remedied & pleased to say my CZ75 works flawlessly. DOC
• Wow - Added 2 years, 3 months ago.
  Added by Franchise42

  I've owned a CZ-75 BD for three years now. Put around 2500 rds through it. By far the most accurate semi-auto I've ever fired. I've become a big advocate and have led three friends to CZ. Great guns!

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