9 mm Luger, black polycoat CZ 85 B cal. 9 mm Luger, black polycoat - 10rd magazines

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SKU	91201
Price	$582.00 USD
Ammunition
Ammunition	9 mm LUGER
Magazine Capacity	16
Dimensions
Weight	2.130 lbs
Overall Length	8.110 in
Barrel Length	4.610 in
Height	5.430 in
Width	1.380 in
Features
Frame	Steel
Grip	Plastic
Trigger Mech.	SA/DA
Sights	Fixed
Safety	Ambidextrous Manual Safety, Firing Pin Stop

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• CZ-85b - Added 1 month, 1 week ago.
  Added by L-man

  Im left handed and ordered the CZ85 combat but got tired of waiting and bought the 85b. I wasn't disappointed. I didn't need the Combat This pistol is very accurate. I Bought it about a year ago and have over a thousand rounds thru it without any trouble. I like the all steel pistols, they just feel good in your hand.
• CZ 85 Pre B transitional 1992 production - Added 1 month, 3 weeks ago.
  Added by CZConvert

  I bought a "used" CZ 85 that was made in the CZ factory in Czechoslovakia in 1992. I say "used" because it was pre owned but it was still in the original box wrapped in grease paper and soaked in packing lube, it took hours to clean the 20 year old grease off the gun but after I did I found it had never been fired. I paid $200 for the gun and 2 magazines, I always thought CZ would be built like an AK, tough reliable but only because the parts were so loose that the tolerances allowed for dirt an grime, I couldnt be more wrong. the CZ 85 has amazing fit and accuracy at 20 yds I can unload a magazine as fast as i can pull the trigger and cover the group with my hand, and slow fire accuracy is around 2-2.5" with cheap plinking ammo and 1.5-2" with rem golden saber. CZ makes amazing pistols for great prices you cant go wrong with CZ I am A CZ customer for life the only other pistol I will buy is a 1911 then its nothing but CZ for me. if you want amazing accuracy and reliability for half the price of a sig and dont like polymer frame guns the CZ 75/85 is perfecr for you and if you want a light CCW gun they have polymer and steel compacts for that job as well.
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  Great pistol for the money! - Added 7 months, 1 week ago.
  Added by keithfoco

  I have been wanting a pistol for a while and was doing a lot of comparisons. before I made my decision, I wanted to try everything. I finally narrowed my choices to a few all-steel 9mm's. The CZ-85b fit my hand, was easy to get a sight picture on and felt solid. I grabbed the satin nickel version and couldnt be happier. It shoots like a dream and turns a lot of heads. Very fun to shoot and very accurate. I was getting 3" groups at 25' with no problem after a few magazines of ammo. It had the best grip feel of any gun like it. Cant beat the prices either. I highly recommend CZ pistols.
• Embarrassing Experience - Added 9 months ago.
  Added by Robert - Huntsville

  I recently came back from overseas and took a Concealed Handgun License Class with my wife. After the class we went to the shooting range to complete the last section of hitting the target. The instructor said load your magazines. I did, except my rounds were in the mag backward and thus pointed out by the instructor. I reloaded and fired when told. At the end of our session, the instructor pointed out in front of the class what i had did earlier and then noted, beside ex military personnel i score the highest on my target. The CZ 85 B is one of the most accurate guns i have ever shot keeping all shot fired from 15-25yards within 4" diameter!
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  Outstanding Accuracy - Outstanding Value - Added 1 year, 5 months ago.
  Added by SirGilligan

  I am so impressed that I wanted to share with everyone that the CZ 85B is excellent. How do I define excellent. Value - and the CZ 85B is a tremendous value. Accuracy - if a weapon system doesn't allow the shooter to shoot accurately then what good is it? The CZ 85B's trigger, sights, balance, all make the CZ 85B very accurate for me. See the attached photo, first time I shot it! That is 15 yards free standing! First time out, so I wasn't familiar with the pistol. It shoots great! Proof is in the target!
• CZ 85 B - Added 1 year, 9 months ago.
  Added by Will

  After trying a number of 9mm pistols, I determined that the CZ75 and derivatives suited me. I picked up an 85B from my local gun shop. After 500 rounds I am convinced I made the right choice. The gun has performed flawlessly, it is accurate, and easy to maintain. Everyone I have let try it out likes the feel of the pistol and the reduced recoil due to the weight and the slide riding inside the frame. Don't buy anything until you try a CZ.
• CZ 85 B - Added 2 years, 4 months ago.
  Added by Darren

  I was introduced to this pistol at the range. I'm a lefty and it just felt perfect in my hands. Myself and this pistol go together like eggs on toast! Darren, Vancouver BC Canada
• CZ75/85 Favorites - Added 2 years, 5 months ago.
  Added by QuickGrayWolf

  I've owned a CZ85 and a CZ75 Compact. I love both for their reliability, durability, handling characteristics, etc. I might mention that I dislike "plastic and/or bulky" guns, so I have little interest in Glocks, Beretta m9s, etc. Before being able to obtain a CZ, was (and still am) a FN P-35 fan. You guys just made the FN better. For a .45, I like the EAA Witness full size which is basically a scaled up copy of the 75/85. Bought the EAA before you guys brought out your .45 or I would probable have your version. Incidentally, my 85 was built when the Czech Republic was getting it's act back together (post USSR) and the quality control is not up to your present QA standars but it performs flawlessly. Long live CZ!
• CZ85B - Added 2 years, 8 months ago.
  Added by Ocassional Shooter

  I haven't shot hand guns in 20+ years. A friend took me shooting last month. One of his pieces was a CZ85B. 20 years ago I could barely hit the side of a barn with a pistol and with this gun (first clip) I shot inside 5" 10 shots in a row at 20'. I am still no marksman but I was so impressed by this that I bought my own CZ85B. It may not work like that for everyone but since getting the piece I have been back to the range and improved on my first visit.
• 85b - Added 2 years, 11 months ago.
  Added by Magnus

  What could i say? all steel high cap pistol who fits like a glove in your hand. very very reliable gun who is made to be carryed cocked and locked.Love my 85b and if you like 1911 pistols but want a nine, this is the gun. But there is one very big problem, its very hard to find holster for it. And if you are a left hand shooter its even harder .Think the cz manufacture should think about that. (Note from CZ - All CZ 75 Holsters will fit the CZ 85 model as well) one more thing, you can shoot ++ ammo in this gun until hell freeze over.CZ is very famous in sweden to handle our army 9mm very well and that ammo is very nasty to most pistols.
• Outstanding! - Added 3 years, 3 months ago.
  Added by since9

  I'd heard about CZ's reputation for nineteen years. When I found a couple of models at a recent gun show, I examined the features of each, and opted for the CZ 85 B. Although it's a full-sized weapon, the grips aren't fat, and fit my hand perfectly. I especially like the philosophy behind this weapon's mix of manual safety and firing pin block: "In this state [round chambered, hammer down] the pistol is safe for all normal handling and at the same time ready for immediate use. The design of this handgun incorporates the feature that the manual safety can not be applied when the hammer is not cocked in order not to reduce the readiness of the pistol for use by accidental engaging of the manual safety." Firing this weapon is a delight, especially after having qualified with the Beretta 92FS for eighteen years. Smooth, clean, and recenters on target very rapidly. Double-tapping is a breeze, and multi-shot rapid fire always remained on target. If "the CZ 75 is quite possibly the perfect pistol," then the CZ 85 is better. Although I bought the 85B, I'd recommend the 85BD for carry by private citizens, as there's far less chance of an accidental discharge during manual decocking.
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  Gunsite 250 Pistol Course - Added 3 years, 10 months ago.
  Added by Valerie Raney

  Here is a CZ 85B at work at the Gunsite facility in Paulden, Arizona.  Thank you for making a completely ambidextrious handgun!

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