[sweeper22]

Originally Posted by juststartin5272

Cz- standard with night sights, come with three mags and lights single action trigger. But I don't like that I will be dealing with two different trigger pulls, so I would probably change it to sao which ups my initial investment.

Why would you be dealing with two different triggers? Keep your CZ cocked and locked, and it's essentially a SAO gun. Really, the only way you can fire it in DA is if you manually (and quite intentionally) de-cock it. I've put thousands of rounds through my DA/SA 75b...I don't think a single shot has ever been taken in double action.

I'm fine with Glock. Their ergos and trigger are about as natural as shaking hands with a robot, yet I actually own a pair because there are other attributes I do like. But if weight is not a factor, CZ > Glock every single time.

[downsouth]

I love my cz75

[John_Deer]

If Glock made a 357 magnum instead of a 357 sig I would own one. I sold a glock 32 to buy my Ruger P95. The 357 sig is a fine cartridge but they are never on sale. I have been shooting Glock 17's for years. Several of my friends own Glock 17's and they are fun to shoot.

[orangello]

Originally Posted by orangello

Yup, just like the hammerless DAO police revolvers it was marketed to replace.

When i made this post, i forgot the barf smiley. I have a XD45 that is similar to the 45acp glock models in that it has a consistent trigger pull (but better grip angle). In a panic situation, this is the pistol i want to be able to snatch out from between the car seats.

My CZ75b is a better feeling pistol that i ENJOY shooting MUCH more than the XD45. The grip is more comfortably contoured; the exposed hammer and manual safety seem much safer at the range, to me anyway.

Definately apples to oranges, but for a RANGE GUN, the CZ would be my choice by a mile.

[juststartin5272]

I think y'all helped seal the deal, I've been leaning toward the cz but wanted some other opinions. Another selling point to me I didn't mention is they're less common. I like individuality

[sweeper22]

Good to hear.

It's probably not worth bothering with the SAO. As I mentioned, the standard 75b w/thumb safety (while technically a DA/SA gun) is essentially already SAO. You literally have to go out of your way to set it up to fire in DA. I have the Omega trigger on mine, and it's outstanding.

[downsouth]

Originally Posted by juststartin5272

I think y'all helped seal the deal, I've been leaning toward the cz but wanted some other opinions. Another selling point to me I didn't mention is they're less common. I like individuality

Now that you are set on a cz, look at the czspo1tactical. 18+1, steel, factory night sights, decocker no external safety. I got mine for 600.00 back in the summer. Mec Gar makes some fine mags for spares that fit great.

[orangello]

Originally Posted by sweeper22

I have the Omega trigger on mine, and it's outstanding.

Isn't the Omega trigger system the one that allows you to change from a safety setup to a decocker setup?

Very cool.

[locutus]

I love the CZ. If you can find one that is de-cocker only, no manual safety!

I like the Glock because it has no manual safety!

To me, any kind of manual safety is a no-no on a defensive handgun.

[juststartin5272]

I am completely against the decocker, I only want the manual safety