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I just turned 21 and I'm looking to buy a handgun. I prefer handguns with wooden grips, older styled. I really want a 9mm because I do want to carry but I also want to go to the range often. I'm leaning towards a CZ 75. I figured I could make a post here and get any opinions you guys had on the CZ 75 or anything similar to them.
Thanks
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Browning Hi-Power.
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CZ 75 is a great design sloppily executed in its standard model. the polycoat finish hindes a rough casting. if you want a good CZ 75 look for a blued model.
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>>30777516
I don't even like Hi-Powers but sounds like you want one.
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>>30777516
Get a CZ-75 anon.
They're great.
Yes, some of the machining is a bit sloppy but as long as it works what should we care?
I mean, as long as it's on par with what they did for the CZ-82s then it's great.
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>>30777579
>>30777628
Do you guys have any advice as far as what model I should narrow down to?
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>>30777568
>>30777621
What makes a Hi-Power preferable over the CZ-75?
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Bump by OP.
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SIG 210. Shits all over everything else.
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3rd gen smith with wood grips
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>>30778833
Not looking to spend 2 grand. Otherwise I'd be all over it.
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>>30777663
its more of a classic then the cz, but the CZ is arguably more practical
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