The best pistol noone knows about.

[NoBanStan]

I have to agree, I'll never get rid of mine

 

https://shootersmagazine.com/cz-p-07-duty-the-best-pistol-nobody-knows-about/

 

[tercel89]

my computer cant get the link to work

[nightrunner]

Cz P07 Duty

[graycrait]

do any of the major players make a "bad" pistol in a "glock 19" size?   

[tercel89]

do any of the major players make a "bad" pistol in a "glock 19" size?   

With "bad" being awesome then Yes , the CZ P-01 :yum:

Edited August 17, 2013 by tercel89

[Mykltn]

Never head of it.

[SonnyCrockett]

I have to agree, I'll never get rid of mine

 

https://shootersmagazine.com/cz-p-07-duty-the-best-pistol-nobody-knows-about/

I know about them

so does this guy....#1 is a CZ,#2 is a clone of a CZ  # 4 is a clone,of a CZ #5 is a clone of a CZ ..I think you get the idea

http://www.best9mm.com/

 

P07s work well too :)

[A.J. Holst]

With all the clones, how did the 75/85B not make the list...do I need to throw mine away?

 

I am curious about the 3rd gen SR9 he raves about. Anybody got one?

[Steelharp]

The CZ P07 does zilch for me. To me, it throws out all the great points of a traditional CZ. Slide is big as a battleship with the conventional "rails inside the slide" design they chose. Part of the great ergos of a CZ are, to me, the "slide inside the rails" design. No love for the P07 here.

 

Now, the other link, the "best9mm" one; I have to agree with his glowing assessment of the Walther PPQ and PPX. That guy is dead on the money.

[BigK]

The CZ P07 does zilch for me. To me, it throws out all the great points of a traditional CZ. Slide is big as a battleship with the conventional "rails inside the slide" design they chose. Part of the great ergos of a CZ are, to me, the "slide inside the rails" design. No love for the P07 here.

The slide of a P-07 Duty rides inside the frame, just like the other 75 variants they make. The grip angle is the same too.

The only thing that set is apart to me is the flat (non-humped) backstrap and flat grips (no palm swell). I like this about them, since I run ultra thin aluminum grips on my other 75 variants.

Still, it's definitely a personal taste thing. Some people just have poor taste...just kidding, of course.

[LayNLow]

I felt up a CZ 75 once, forgot which model it was. P0something... May have been the P07 Duty but it felt damn good in the hands. There is still a CZ75 on my to-get list.

[Steelharp]

The slide of a P-07 Duty rides inside the frame, just like the other 75 variants they make. The grip angle is the same too.

The only thing that set is apart to me is the flat (non-humped) backstrap and flat grips (no palm swell). I like this about them, since I run ultra thin aluminum grips on my other 75 variants.

Still, it's definitely a personal taste thing. Some people just have poor taste...just kidding, of course.

Perhaps I have the model number wrong; I will look again.

[Guest Razz]

I've watched the price of the P-07 steadily move up in the last year. The best I saw was $397, last November.

I'm looking at the P-09 as a possibility but only if they release it in "OD"...which is really Forest Green.

[wareagle]

My dad is a huge CZ fan. Last year, I picked up the duty model for him. Ther egos seemed Astros as any of the75s. Recently, I picked him p a tri-star c-100. For $300, it's a great starter model

[dats82]

I am curious about the 3rd gen SR9 he raves about. Anybody got one?

 

I have an SR9C, but I don't have a CZ. With that said, I cannot really compare them, but I will say that I love the sr9c as a carry gun.  I have no intentions of going with anything different at this time.  Although it a smaller gun, it points and shoots really well, and with an 11 rd capacity and a spare 17 rd mag, I have never felt like I would need more rounds.  In my opinion (which I will admit that I am a Ruger fan), these guns, both the sr9 and sr9c, are hard to beat for the price you pay for them.  I cannot tell you they are the best 9mm, because for one, I have not owned enough different 9mm to make that claim  and two, what is best for one person is not what is best for the next. 

[BigK]

Perhaps I have the model number wrong; I will look again.

  

I swear, I wasn't poking at ya, just clarifying...sorry if it seemed that way.

I've watched the price of the P-07 steadily move up in the last year. The best I saw was $397, last November.

When it first came out, you could get one as low as $325. They REALLY wanted to establish a foothold in the tupperware market AND the Euro style non-dropfree mag didn't go over well here. They fixed that and started selling a ton of them. Now they can charge more, I guess.

If you haven't felt the trigger on a P-07, wait until you have $500, because you won't want to leave the gun store without it.